Full-Site SEO Audit
A severity-ranked audit that turns crawl evidence, repository evidence, and search data into one implementable repair plan.
Scope first. Quote second. Payment only after approval.
Use the structured intake form to provide scope, language, jurisdiction, deadline, and other requirements. Approved file types are uploaded through short-lived private authorizations after the request is created.
What you receive
- Executive summary
- Technical crawl findings
- Indexing and canonical review
- Metadata and schema review
- Internal-linking and content-gap analysis
- Prioritized implementation plan
- QC and release gates
Who this is for
- Growing websites
- Publishers
- SaaS teams
- Ecommerce operators
- Organizations planning a redesign
What to provide
- Production domain
- Site size and platform
- Repository or CMS information
- Sitemap and redirect data
- Search Console export when available
- Known migration or traffic history
Not included by default
- Automatic implementation unless quoted
- Backlink acquisition
- Ranking guarantees
- Unlimited crawling of very large sites
How the project runs
- Scope and crawl boundary
- Live and source audit
- Issue classification
- Opportunity analysis
- Prioritization
- Report and implementation roadmap
Field expertise
Assigned to a technical SEO and web specialist with support from editorial or development reviewers as needed.
Project terms
One consolidated factual-correction and clarification round is included.
Approved files are uploaded through short-lived private authorizations after the request is created. Uploads remain private, are reviewed before use, and are scheduled for deletion after project completion according to the retention policy.
Prepare for the project
Frequently asked questions
The quote states the crawl and review limit. Larger sites, multiple domains, or complex ecommerce catalogs require a larger scope.
Implementation can be quoted after the audit, either as a focused remediation package or a repository-ready update.
It is strongly recommended but not mandatory. An export can be used instead of direct account access.