Crawlability and indexation
Review robots directives, sitemaps, canonicals, status codes and whether important pages are discoverable.
Practical SEO audits
A focused SEO audit turns technical, content and local-search problems into a prioritised plan your business can actually use.
Why it matters
SEO problems rarely exist in isolation. A page may be technically crawlable but poorly matched to a useful search. A fast website can still have confusing architecture. Good content can remain buried without internal links.
The audit connects those issues and orders them by likely impact, effort and commercial relevance. That creates a roadmap for fixing the foundations before more time is spent publishing or promoting pages that cannot perform properly.
What the work covers
Scope is matched to the website, but every review looks beyond a checklist to understand how issues affect discovery and enquiries.
Review robots directives, sitemaps, canonicals, status codes and whether important pages are discoverable.
Assess navigation, URL structure, internal links and the relationship between services, areas and content.
Check titles, descriptions, headings, page intent, duplication and opportunities to improve relevance.
Identify thin, outdated or unhelpful pages and gaps that matter to customers during their decision process.
Review loading, layout stability and usability issues that can frustrate visitors or weaken search performance.
Assess local signals, Google Business Profile alignment and whether genuine enquiries are being measured.
How it works
Findings are grouped by what they affect and translated into actions with a clear reason for doing them.
Crawl the site, inspect priority templates and understand its services and goals.
Separate symptoms from root causes across technical, content and local factors.
Order recommendations by risk, likely value, dependencies and implementation effort.
Use the roadmap internally or continue with hands-on implementation support.
Frequently asked questions
Still unsure whether this is the right starting point? A free review can help identify the most useful priority.
You receive prioritised findings with examples and recommended actions. The format and depth depend on the size of the site, but the objective is always to make implementation clear.
Yes. Implementation can be scoped separately or included within ongoing SEO support. Where another developer is involved, recommendations can be written clearly for handover.
Automated tools are useful for collecting evidence, but they do not understand every commercial priority or page purpose. A useful audit combines tool data with manual review and judgement.
Yes, particularly if the existing site already receives organic traffic. An audit can identify valuable pages, redirect requirements and structural risks before the new website is built.
Useful next reads
Explore the guide that matches the next decision in your search and enquiry journey.
Find customer-facing problems that commonly weaken enquiries.
Read the guide ↗Prioritise service, location, profile and measurement issues.
Read the guide ↗Measure loading, responsiveness and layout stability on trade websites.
Read the guide ↗Free SEO review
Start with a conversation about the website, the problem you are seeing and the level of audit that would be useful.
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Tell me a little about your business and what you would like to improve. I’ll come back to you with a clear next step.