SEO Audit
Know exactly what is holding your site back, ranked by impact, before you spend another rupee on SEO.
The problem this solves
Most audits are automated tool exports dressed up as strategy — 300 pages of severity badges with no indication of what to do first. You end up paying for a document, not a decision. What you actually need is someone to tell you the three things costing you the most traffic right now and precisely how to fix them.
Deliverables
What you actually get
- Technical health review — crawl, index, rendering, speed, structured data
- Content and topical coverage gaps against your ranking competitors
- Backlink profile quality review and toxic-link assessment
- Competitor teardown showing exactly why they outrank you per query
- Ranked action plan scored by traffic impact against implementation effort
- Walkthrough call where I explain each finding and answer your questions
Process
How the engagement runs
- 01
Access and context
Search Console, Analytics and a short conversation about your commercial goals. An audit without business context produces generic advice.
- 02
Deep analysis
Manual review supported by tooling. Tools find symptoms; the diagnosis is mine.
- 03
Prioritised roadmap
Each finding gets an owner, an effort estimate and an expected outcome, sorted so the highest-return work sits at the top.
- 04
Handover call
A recorded walkthrough so your team can act on it without me — the audit is yours whether or not we continue together.
Outcomes
What success looks like
A clear, ordered list of what to fix first and why
An end to guesswork about where your traffic is leaking
A defensible plan you can budget and resource against
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How long does an audit take?
Two to three weeks for most sites, depending on size and how quickly access is granted. Very large e-commerce catalogues can take longer.
Do I have to hire you afterwards?
No. The audit is a standalone deliverable and it is written so your existing team or agency can execute it. Plenty of clients do exactly that.
Is this different from a free automated audit?
Completely. A tool reports that 400 pages have missing meta descriptions. I tell you that 380 of them should not be indexed at all, and that your real problem is a canonical tag on your top category pointing at the homepage.
What access do you need?
Read access to Google Search Console and your analytics platform, plus a staging or read-only CMS login if you want implementation-level detail. I can start with Search Console alone if needed.
Related services
Free audit
Let’s find out what’s capping your rankings
Send me your domain and I’ll reply with the three issues costing you the most organic traffic right now. No pitch deck, no obligation.
You work with me directly — no account managers, no offshore handoff, no junior taking over after the sales call.
