Rankings slip for many reasons, and guessing wastes budget. An audit shows which problems are worth fixing first.
Traffic has flattened or dropped, and no one can say why. It could be a technical fault, weak pages, thin links or a competitor that moved ahead. Any good SEO plan starts by finding out which.
We run technical, on-page and off-page audits that show exactly what’s holding your site back in search. You get a prioritized list of actions, so your team knows what to do first and why.
A full check of your site’s technical health
The gaps in your on-page optimization
Competitor benchmarks and the openings they reveal
An action plan ranked by impact and effort
We test crawlability, indexing, site speed and Core Web Vitals, Google’s page experience measures.
Content quality, keyword targeting and meta tags are assessed across your key pages.
We examine your backlink profile and brand mentions, then see where you stand against competitors.
You receive a detailed report with specific findings and a roadmap ordered by impact and effort.
We’ve grown organic traffic for companies across various industries. An audit applies that experience to your site, with each finding tied to its effect on your business.
It covers technical SEO (crawlability, indexing, site speed, Core Web Vitals), on-page SEO (content quality, keyword targeting, meta tags), off-page SEO (backlink profile, brand mentions) and competitive positioning.
Usually one to two weeks, depending on site size and complexity. You get a detailed report with specific findings and a prioritized roadmap of recommendations.
We recommend a full audit once a year, with quarterly check-ups on key metrics. Major changes such as redesigns, migrations or new content areas should always trigger an audit.
Yes. We can do the work ourselves or work alongside your development team. Recommendations are ranked by potential impact and effort, so you see results quickly.
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