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Complete SEO Audit: Technical, Content and Links

A complete health check for your search presence. Our SEO audit analyzes 100+ factors across technical health, content quality, backlink profile and competitive positioning. We deliver a prioritized action plan that shows exactly what to fix first for maximum impact. Most audits uncover quick wins that produce ranking improvements within weeks, alongside strategic recommendations for sustained long-term growth.

What we do

How we work

02.05.01

Technical Health Analysis

Complete crawl analysis with Screaming Frog and Google Search Console: crawl errors, redirect chains, orphan pages, duplicate content, canonical issues, mobile usability, Core Web Vitals scores, SSL configuration, XML sitemap health, robots.txt review, structured data validation and JavaScript rendering issues. Each issue categorized by severity and estimated impact.

02.05.02

Content Quality Review

Page-by-page content assessment: keyword targeting accuracy, search intent alignment, content depth vs competitors, thin content identification, duplicate content detection, internal linking effectiveness, meta tag optimization status. Content gap analysis revealing high-value topics your competitors rank for that you do not. Content consolidation opportunities where multiple weak pages can be merged into one authoritative piece.

02.05.03

Backlink Profile Assessment

Complete backlink audit using Ahrefs: total referring domains, domain authority distribution, anchor text analysis, link velocity trends, toxic link identification and disavow recommendations. Competitor backlink comparison showing authority gaps and link acquisition opportunities. Analysis of most linked pages and content types that attract natural links.

02.05.04

Competitive Benchmarking

Side-by-side comparison with your top 3-5 competitors across all SEO metrics: domain authority, organic traffic estimates, keyword rankings overlap, content volume and quality, backlink profiles, technical health scores and SERP feature ownership. This reveals exactly where you stand, where the opportunities are, and what it will take to outrank them.

02.05.05

Prioritized action plan

The audit ends with what matters: a repair list ordered by impact and effort, not a bulky report that ages in a drawer. Every recommendation comes with a plain-language explanation, the evidence behind it and concrete execution steps.

02.05.06

Implementation verification

On request, after fixes are applied, we re-check every audit point and confirm in Search Console that issues are closed: pages reindexed, errors gone, vitals green. An audit proves its value when the numbers confirm the implementation.

02.05.07

What we actually check

The audit covers over one hundred checkpoints grouped on five planes: access and indexing (can Google reach your pages), technical (speed, rendering, structured data), content (relevance, coverage, duplication), authority (link profile and competitor comparison) and conversion (what happens to visitors once they arrive). Every finding comes with proof and repair steps.

02.05.08

Cannibalization: pages competing with each other

One of the most frequent causes of plateauing: multiple pages on the same site target the same search and split the signals, so Google no longer knows which one to show. The audit detects them on real Search Console data, shows exactly which queries have two or more competing pages and recommends per case: consolidation, redirect or repositioning.

02.05.09

Audit stages & timeline

You get a clear timeline from the start: Search Console and Analytics access on day one, crawl and data collection within the first three, detailed analysis through the rest of the first week. We deliver the full report with an executive summary, then walk through it together in a session where we explain every major finding and the recommended repair order, in plain language.

02.05.10

Audit before a redesign or migration

The riskiest SEO moment in a site's life is changing it: redesign, new platform, new domain. An audit done beforehand inventories exactly which positions and pages bring traffic, what must be kept, redirected and tested, so the new site starts from where the old one arrived, not from zero. It is the difference between a controlled migration and months of recovery.

02.05.11

The mistakes we find most often

After dozens of audits the pattern repeats: duplicate titles across dozens of pages, several pages competing for the same search, missing redirects after a redesign, multi-megabyte images, important pages with no internal links and structured data errors. None of them is exotic, but together they keep a site on page two. The audit puts them all on the table, each with its priority.

02.05.12

Auditing online stores

An online store has problems a presentation site will never have: filters generating thousands of duplicate addresses, product variants cannibalizing each other, out-of-stock products serving empty pages, thin categories with no content. The e-commerce audit addresses exactly these areas, plus the purchase flow, so the traffic you win turns into orders.

Deliverables

What you get

Comprehensive SEO audit report (50+ pages)
Executive summary with key findings
Technical issues list (prioritized by impact)
Content quality assessment per page
Backlink profile analysis
Toxic link disavow file
Competitor benchmarking report
Prioritized action roadmap (quick wins + long-term)
KPI baseline measurements
Implementation support and guidance

Frequently asked questions

What clients ask us

What does an SEO audit contain?

A complete site analysis on five planes: indexing and access, technical (speed, rendering, structure), content, link profile and competitor comparison, plus an action plan ordered by impact. You receive a detailed report, an executive summary and a session where we walk through it together.

How much does an SEO audit cost?

The price depends on site size: a presentation site is scoped differently than a store with thousands of products. Tell us your site address and you get a fixed quote within 48 hours, no strings attached. The audit is a one-time investment and the repair list stays yours.

How long does an audit take?

For a typical company site, seven to ten working days from receiving access. Large sites with tens of thousands of pages can require two or three weeks for a proper crawl and analysis. We set the exact deadline upfront and we keep it.

What access do I need to give you?

Minimum: read access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics. We change nothing on your site during the audit: we only read, measure and document. If you do not have the accounts set up, we guide you through starting them correctly, it is part of the process.

Does the audit include implementing the fixes?

The audit delivers the diagnosis and the plan; implementation is a separate stage that either your team or we can handle. Many companies choose the full package: audit, fixes, then implementation verification, point by point, against the report's list.

How often should the audit be repeated?

After the fixes are implemented, a re-check confirms everything was applied correctly. Then a full audit yearly or at any major change: redesign, migration, catalog expansion, sudden traffic drop. Between audits, monthly monitoring catches new problems in time.

Next step

Tell us about your site

Send us your site address and what bothers you: traffic, positions, speed. You get an honest evaluation and a fixed quote within 48 hours, with no obligation.

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