Technical
Crawl, indexation, performance, canonicals, redirects and technical errors.
SEO AUDIT / DIAGNOSIS
SEO audit ending with decisions, not a report left in a drawer
We identify what is actually blocking indexation, visibility and growth. Audit findings are prioritised by impact and implementation order so it is clear what should be fixed first.
Structure
URL architecture, page roles, cannibalisation, internal linking and content hierarchy.
Priorities
We do not only identify problems — we explain which have the greatest impact and what should be implemented first.
WHAT WE DO
An audit should shorten the path from problem to implementation
We are not interested in a report with a hundred context-free warnings. We group issues by their impact on indexation, visibility, UX and the ability to develop SEO further.
Critical errors
Indexation problems, incorrect statuses, redirects and elements blocking access to important URLs.
Architecture
We check whether services, categories and content have the right roles and whether they compete with each other.
On-page and content
Headings, metadata, canonicals, content and internal linking are assessed in the context of the page’s real intent.
Performance
We review page weight, resources and problems that affect users and crawling.
AUDIT PRIORITIES
The biggest audit mistake is treating every problem as equally important
A weak meta description and a non-indexable service page do not have the same weight. Audit findings need to show consequences, not just the existence of an issue.
Each group of issues is connected to a concrete action: fix, rebuild, merge, redirect, develop or leave unchanged.
Critical
Issues blocking indexation, website operation or access to key content.
Important
Problems limiting visibility, understanding of the structure or user experience.
Improve
Elements worth organising during future implementations or content development.
Leave
Things that work correctly and do not need rebuilding simply to create activity.
REAL PROJECTS
The solution has to fit the business, not a template
AUDIT / IMPLEMENTATION
A good audit explains not only what is wrong, but what to do next
We organise findings so improvements can be implemented in stages — without rebuilding everything at once or losing elements that already work.
Prioritised change list
Each issue gets a category, impact explanation and suggested order so the team knows where to start.
Verification after implementation
After major changes, indexation, statuses, redirects and the most important templates should be checked again.
A foundation for further SEO
The audit shows whether the next priority is technical work, architecture, content or consistent ongoing development.
HOW WE WORK
How an SEO audit works
We collect data and crawl the website first, then analyse structure and content. Finally, issues are arranged in implementation order.
Data and crawl
Search Console, sitemap, statuses, indexation, crawl and key templates.
Structure and intent
URLs, page roles, cannibalisation, internal linking and content-to-intent fit.
Technical and content
Metadata, headings, canonicals, performance, structured data and content quality.
Implementation plan
Priorities, dependencies between changes and the items to verify after publication.
SCOPE / AUDIT
How much does an SEO audit cost?
The price depends on website size, number of page types, ecommerce or blog scale, crawl scope and whether content and information architecture are also analysed.
SEO AUDIT
scope-based quotecost depends on website size and complexity
Request a quoteRIGHT-SIZED SCOPECLEAR PRIORITIES
A small service website and an ecommerce store with thousands of URLs require very different analysis scopes, so we review the project scale first.
Before starting, we decide whether a full audit is needed or whether a narrower diagnosis of one specific problem is enough.
Clear order
You know what to implement first.
Root-cause diagnosis
Not only the symptom, but the source of the problem.
Implementation plan
Changes that can be handed to a developer.
FAQ
Clear answers
What does an SEO audit cover?+
The scope may include technical SEO, indexation, URL structure, on-page elements, content, internal linking, performance and Search Console data. We define the exact scope before starting.
How much does an SEO audit cost?+
The cost depends on the size of the website and depth of analysis. A small service website and a large ecommerce site require different audit scopes.
Will I receive a concrete list of issues?+
Yes. The audit identifies specific issues, explains their significance and recommends an implementation order.
Can you implement the recommendations after the audit?+
Yes, when the technical scope fits the project. We can also prepare a change list for another team to implement.
Does the audit check keyword cannibalisation?+
Yes, when relevant. We analyse page roles and cases where several URLs answer the same search intent.
Does the audit use Search Console?+
When access is available, we use Search Console to assess indexation, queries and the behaviour of key pages.
Is an audit useful before a redesign?+
Very often. It helps identify which URLs, content and signals should be preserved and which problems can be fixed during the rebuild.
Does an audit mean the whole website has to be rebuilt?+
No. One purpose of the audit is to separate essential changes from those that can wait or are not needed.