Technical SEO is the foundation everything else sits on. A site with strong content and good backlinks can still rank poorly if Google cannot crawl and index it correctly. Before we recommend any content work or link building, we need to know that the technical base is solid.
Most sites we audit have more technical issues than their owners realise. Redirect chains that cost crawl budget. Duplicate content from URL parameters or faceted navigation. Pages that should be indexed sitting behind a noindex tag from a development environment that was never cleaned up. Canonical tags pointing to the wrong URL. These are not hypothetical problems. We see them constantly, including on sites that have been "SEO optimised" by other agencies.
What the audit covers
We crawl your entire site using Screaming Frog and cross-reference against Google Search Console data. We map your current indexation status, check for crawl errors, identify redirect chains, flag thin or duplicate content, and analyse Core Web Vitals against the current Google thresholds. We also check your robots.txt, XML sitemap, and URL structure for common problems.
What you receive
A prioritised written report with every issue categorised by severity (critical, high, medium, low) and described with enough context that your developer can implement the fixes without needing us to explain it again. Where issues require decisions (for example, whether to consolidate or de-index thin content pages), we provide a recommendation with the reasoning behind it.
Implementation support
The audit is a diagnostic document. If you want us to implement the fixes, that is a separate scope we can quote. If your team is handling implementation, we are available to answer questions during the process. We also offer a follow-up crawl 30 to 60 days after implementation to verify fixes are live.