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Technical SEO audits

Technical SEO audits find what stops Google from reading your site the right way.

Good pages cannot rank if the site is broken, copied, or missing from Search Console.

You get a clear fix list your team can ship. Not a long PDF that sits unread.

What we check first

We start with a secure live site and the right host (www or non-www).

Then we connect Google Search Console and Bing so you can see what search engines find.

We submit your sitemap and confirm robots.txt points to it.

We crawl your site and look for pages that should show up in Google.

We flag dead links, bad redirects, missing titles, and pages with no H1 or too many H1s.

Thin junk pages get cut or merged so they do not waste crawl time.

A simple sheet with each issue, the page URL, and what to change.

Titles should be unique and end with your brand. If a URL changes, the old one gets a 301.

Each fix has a priority and notes your developer can follow.

We care how the site feels for real people, not just tool scores.

When speed matters, we compress images, use a CDN, and cut heavy plugins.

We also remove leftover placeholder text that should never stay live.

Book this for a new site, a redesign, a ranking drop, or before you add a lot of new pages.

After big page pushes, we check again so typos and orphan pages do not pile up.

Send your URL. We outline the scope first, then fix it or hand the list to your developer.

New sites get the full checklist before content work scales.

After you add many pages, we crawl again and catch mistakes.

We keep an eye on broken links and pages that got blocked by accident.

Audits often come first when a site is shaky or newly rebuilt.

Once the base is solid, we move into content, local pages, and links.

If you have a developer, we can review their fixes against the list.

A call takes about 20 minutes. You leave knowing what to fix first.