Technical SEO Audit
Review crawling, indexation, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps, robots.txt, performance and site architecture.
An SEO audit should do more than produce a long list of warnings. I review the technical foundation, content, on-page signals, search intent, internal links and structured data, then prioritize the changes that can make the biggest difference.
Every recommendation is tied to search intent, website structure, business goals and measurable organic visibility.
Review crawling, indexation, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps, robots.txt, performance and site architecture.
Check titles, headings, content structure, internal links, relevance and page-level search intent.
Identify content gaps, cannibalization, weak pages and opportunities to build stronger topical coverage.
Study competitors and search results to understand what Google is rewarding for important queries.
Check relevant Schema.org and JSON-LD implementation for accuracy, relevance and validation.
Turn findings into a practical action plan organized by impact, effort and implementation priority.
The goal is not to chase isolated rankings. It is to build the right pages, signals and search experience so relevant users can discover the business and take the next step.
The exact work varies by service, but the decision-making stays consistent.
Collect technical and page-level data across the website.
Compare the website against search intent, competitors and technical best practices.
Separate urgent blockers from high-value growth opportunities.
Deliver clear recommendations that a marketing or development team can actually implement.
The scope can include technical SEO, indexing, site architecture, on-page elements, content, keywords, internal links, structured data, competitors and search intent.
An audit identifies problems and opportunities. Rankings improve when the recommended changes are implemented and validated over time.
Yes. Auditing a new website before or shortly after launch can help identify technical and structural issues before they become larger problems.
Yes. The goal is to provide findings in a practical format with clear priorities, explanations and next actions rather than an unstructured list of tool warnings.
Tell me about your website, target market and goals. I’ll help you understand the highest-priority SEO opportunities.
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