Crawling and indexation
Robots, sitemaps, canonicals, HTTP status codes, duplication, rendering and coverage.
TECHNICAL SEO AUDIT
Find what is actually blocking growth before adding more SEO tasks to the backlog.
A deep technical audit that turns crawling, indexation, architecture and performance problems into a prioritised set of decisions.
THE PROBLEM
First we name the decision that is actually at risk.
A list of errors is not an audit. The value is in separating symptoms from causes, measuring impact, and ordering the fixes by risk, effort and opportunity.
WHAT YOU GET
Deliverables built to decide with, then execute.
Architecture
Depth, facets, pagination, taxonomies, internal links and authority distribution.
Templates and content
Diagnosis by page type, intent, metadata, schema and useful content.
Implementation plan
Findings with evidence, suggested owner, priority and acceptance criteria.
OPERATIONAL OUTCOME
Less opinion. More evidence and shared criteria.
A verifiable explanation of the main blockers.
Priorities separated by impact, urgency and technical dependency.
A roadmap development, content and business can execute together.
PROCESS
A short process you can see and hand over.
Context and access
We define goals, recent changes, platforms and the data actually available.
Crawl and cross-check
We combine a technical crawl with Search Console, analytics and manual review.
Prioritise and hand over
You get decisions, risks and a backlog ready for implementation.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Does the audit include implementation?
The audit delivers the diagnosis and the roadmap. Implementation can be contracted separately or run by your team, with optional support.
Does it work for small sites?
Yes, when there is a real technical problem or a decision that matters. Scope adapts; an oversized audit is never forced on a small site.
What tools do you use?
Whatever the case needs: crawlers, Search Console, analytics, rendering tests, performance checks and review of the code or platform.
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