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Technical SEO audit services with fixes you can act on

If Google can't crawl or understand your site, good content won't rank. Our technical SEO audit finds the problems that hold your pages back and gives you a clear, ranked list of fixes.

You may need this if

  • Pages you care about are missing from Google
  • Search Console shows many errors or excluded pages
  • Traffic dropped after a redesign, migration or update
  • Your site is slow or has many duplicate pages

What's included

What our Technical SEO Audit service covers

  • Crawl review

    A full crawl of your site to find broken links, redirect chains, orphan pages and duplicates.

  • Indexing check

    Search Console coverage, sitemaps, robots.txt, canonicals and noindex tags reviewed.

  • Speed and Core Web Vitals

    Field and lab data for key templates, with the main causes of slow pages.

  • Structured data

    Schema checked for errors and gaps, such as organization, product, article and FAQ.

  • Site structure

    Internal linking, URL structure and navigation reviewed so important pages get found.

  • Prioritized fix list

    Every issue ranked by impact and effort, with clear notes for your developer or for us.

How it works

Four clear steps.

The exact scope and timeline are agreed in writing before any work starts.

  1. Access

    We connect to Search Console, analytics and your site.

  2. Crawl and review

    We crawl the site and check each technical area.

  3. Report

    A plain-English report with a ranked fix list.

  4. Fix

    We fix the issues for you, or support your team while they do.

FAQs

Technical SEO Audit questions, answered.

Part of our Search engine optimization service.

What is the difference between a technical audit and a full SEO audit?

A technical audit focuses on how Google crawls, indexes and loads your site. A full audit also covers content, keywords and links. Technical issues are often the first thing to fix.

Will you fix the issues or just report them?

Either. Many clients ask us to fix them after the audit, but the report is written so any capable developer can act on it.

Do you need access to my website?

Read access to Search Console and analytics is enough for the audit. We only need site access if we are also making the fixes.

Will an audit improve my rankings?

An audit alone changes nothing. Fixing the issues it finds removes barriers to ranking, but no one can promise a set position on Google.

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