Technical health
Crawling, indexing, speed, mobile, security and structured data, checked the way Google sees your site.
SEO audit expert
An SEO audit expert who tells you what to fix first, and what to ignore.
Automated reports produce hundreds of warnings and no direction. I review your site by hand across technical health, pages, content and links, then give you a short, ranked plan you can act on this week.
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What an SEO audit expert looks for
An SEO audit is a health check for your website’s search performance. It answers three questions: what is holding my site back, how serious is each problem, and what should I do first.
Tools can list issues. They cannot tell you that 400 flagged pages are harmless while one redirect rule is quietly costing you a third of your traffic. That judgement comes from experience, and it is why I review each site by hand.
The audit covers the layers in the order they depend on each other. First the foundation, technical SEO. Then the pages, with on-page SEO. Then the targets, through keyword research, and finally the content and the links around it.
You finish with a clear document, not a data dump. You can hand it to a developer, a writer or me.
Inside an SEO audit
On-page review
Titles, headings, copy, internal links and intent match on your most important pages.
Keyword and cannibalisation check
Whether you are targeting terms you can win, and whether your own pages compete with each other.
Content review
Which pages earn their place, which need refreshing and which topics you are missing.
Backlink profile
Your authority compared with competitors, plus any links that deserve action.
AI-search readiness
How easy it is for ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews to find, understand and cite you.
Local SEO check
For businesses that serve an area: your Google Business Profile, citations, reviews and local pages, reviewed alongside everything else.
How an SEO audit runs
1
Short briefing
You tell me about the business, the goals and anything that has changed recently.
2
Access and crawl
I get read access to Search Console and analytics, then crawl the site and review the data.
3
Manual review
I go through key pages and issues by hand, separating real problems from noise.
4
Ranked roadmap
Each finding is rated by impact and effort, then placed in an order that makes sense.
5
Walkthrough call
We go over it together, so you know what each item means and what to do next.
A manual audit versus an automated report
My manual audit
- Prioritised by real business impact
- Explains why each issue matters
- Checks what Google actually sees
- Includes AI-search readiness
- Ends with a plan and a walkthrough call
An automated report
- ✓ Hundreds of unranked warnings
- ✓ No context about what matters
- ✓ Misses rendering and intent problems
- ✓ Ignores AI search entirely
- ✓ Leaves you to work out the next step
What follows a good audit
Ecommerce Organic foods, Germany
Organic traffic from 2.1K to 5.1K a month
A review of structure, categories and product pages gave a clear order of work.
+143%Organic traffic
3 monthsTime to result
B2B SaaS USA, UK & international
From 30 to 16,600+ monthly clicks
Starting with a full review meant the first month went on the changes that mattered.
16,600+Monthly clicks
800+Keywords ranking
What happens once you have the roadmap
You can run the plan yourself, give it to your team or ask me to carry it out. Depending on what the audit finds, that usually means technical SEO fixes, content SEO for gaps, and link building if authority is the limit.
If your concern is how you show up in ChatGPT and Gemini, I treat that as its own service. See AI SEO. For a business serving one area, the local SEO page explains the extra checks I run.
SEO audit questions, answered plainly
What is an SEO audit?
It is a structured review of your website’s search health. It finds the technical, on-page, content and link issues limiting your rankings and ranks them by importance.
How long does an SEO audit take?
A small business site usually takes a few days. A large store or a site with a long history takes one to two weeks. I give you a timeline before I start.
What do I need to give you?
Your website address, plus read-only access to Google Search Console and analytics if you have them. If you do not, I can still audit what is public.
Is the first audit really free?
You get a free first look at your site with the main issues I can spot. A full, in-depth audit and roadmap is scoped and quoted after I have seen what is involved.
How often should a site be audited?
Once a year is a good baseline, and also before a redesign or migration, after a big traffic change, and after a major Google update that hit your site.
Will you also fix the problems?
If you want. Many clients take the roadmap and implement it themselves. Others ask me to handle the fixes, and I price that separately.
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Find out what is really holding your site back
Send me your website. I will review it by hand and tell you the first things I would fix.
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