What we check
- Crawlability: robots.txt, XML sitemaps, internal links and crawl errors
- Indexability: noindex tags, canonical tags, duplicate content and parameter URLs
- Status codes: broken pages, redirect chains and loops
- Performance: Core Web Vitals and mobile page speed
- Rendering: whether important content appears without relying on JavaScript
- Structured data: validity and accuracy
- Site architecture: depth, navigation and orphaned pages
- Security: HTTPS and mixed content
How findings are prioritised
Every issue is scored by its likely impact on visibility and the effort needed to fix it. You get a short list of high-value fixes first, rather than a 200-page report that nobody acts on.
When to get an audit
- Before or after a website redesign or migration
- After an unexplained drop in organic traffic
- When content is good but rankings are not improving
- Annually, as routine maintenance