What access do you need?

Google Search Console and analytics access are the most useful. For fixes, I'll also need access to your website's editing area or code.

Can you fix the problems you find?

Yes. I'm a developer as well as an SEO, so I can usually make the fixes myself, which saves passing the report to someone else.

How often should a site be audited?

A full audit is worth doing before and after a rebuild, and roughly once a year otherwise. Search Console alerts can flag problems between audits.

SEO

Technical SEO Audits With a Clear Fix List

Search engines can only rank pages they can find, read and trust. I crawl your whole site, find what's getting in the way and give you a fix list in order of impact. As a developer, I can make the fixes myself as well.

Request an SEO audit

What an audit turns up

Example findings

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What's wrong

Google has been told to skip this page, so it can't appear in search.

The fix

Remove the block and ask Google to crawl it again.

What you can expect from a technical SEO audit

A crawl of every page

Your whole site is crawled the way a search engine would, using tools such as Screaming Frog, so nothing gets missed.

Indexing checked

Which pages Google has indexed, which it has left out and why, checked against Google Search Console.

Broken links and redirects

Dead links, redirect chains and loops found and listed, with the right destination for each one.

Duplicate and missing content

Pages competing with each other, thin pages and missing titles, descriptions or headings, flagged page by page.

Structured data reviewed

Schema markup checked for errors, and gaps noted where it would help Google and AI tools understand the page.

A fix list in priority order

Every issue explained in plain English and ranked by impact and effort, so you know what to do first.

How a technical SEO audit works

Step 1
Access and crawl
With access to Search Console and analytics, I crawl the whole site and gather data on indexing, speed and errors.
Step 2
Find and check
I go through the results by hand, separating real problems from warnings that don't matter for your site.
Step 3
Report and prioritise
You get a written report with each issue explained and a fix list ranked by impact.
Step 4
Fix and recheck
I can make the fixes myself or hand the list to your developer. Either way, I recrawl afterwards to confirm they've worked.

Common questions

It depends mainly on the size of your site and whether you'd like me to make the fixes as well. I'll agree a clear scope and price with you before work begins.