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Technical SEO Audit

A reviewed technical audit of how search engines reach, read, and index your website. Every finding comes with evidence, a priority, a recommended action, and a way to verify the fix.

From $750

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When a Technical SEO Audit Is Worth It

What the Audit Covers

The starting scope is one standard WordPress website with up to 100 indexable pages. It includes a crawl, a review of available Search Console data, manual investigation of important templates, and a prioritized action plan. Typical areas:

What You Receive for Every Finding

For every findingWhat it explains
FindingThe observed condition and why it matters for your site
EvidenceAffected URLs, a reproducible observation, or available data
ScopeOne page, one template, or a broader part of the site
PriorityWhy it should be addressed before or after other work
Recommended actionWhat needs to change, including dependencies
VerificationHow to check that the correction was made

Fixes Are Quoted Separately

Paying for an audit does not commission every recommended change. Once the findings are understood, the fixes you choose receive their own fixed proposal with the access needed, the risks, and the verification process. Larger stores, several languages, multiple domains, and migrations need an expanded audit scope.

Technical SEO Guides for Further Reading

Technical SEO Audit Questions

Do you need access to Search Console?

It is strongly recommended. Without it, the report states which information could not be reviewed rather than guessing.

Will the audit improve my rankings?

The audit identifies and prioritizes problems; the repairs improve the website. No one can guarantee how Google will rank it afterward.

How is this different from an automated report?

Every finding is investigated and explained in the context of your site, with evidence and a clear next step, instead of a list of tool warnings.

Find Out What Is Holding Your Site Back

Describe the website and the problem in the brief and receive a written audit proposal.