Website Analysis

It depends on the size and complexity of the website. A small website with a handful of pages could take a few hours to audit thoroughly, while a bigger, more sophisticated site with hundreds of pages, custom functionality, or an e-commerce catalog might take days or even weeks to produce a full SEO audit report. We'll give you a realistic estimate once we get a look at your site's scope, so contact us for additional details.

An audit of your website's technical SEO helps you find problems that might impact its search engine visibility, such as crawl errors, duplicate content, broken redirects, or slow-loading pages that quietly suppress rankings without any obvious warning sign. Resolving these problems can raise your website's rankings, increase organic traffic, and make sure the rest of your SEO work isn't undermined by preventable technical issues.

SEO analysis is the practice of evaluating a website's performance in search engines from every angle. This covers technical SEO audits as well as on-page and off-page SEO audits, plus factors that affect ranking like keyword use, content quality, site design, page speed, and backlink profile. The goal is a complete picture of where your site currently stands and exactly what's holding it back.

Pricing depends on the complexity of the website and the extent of the audit, and we charge based on the number of web pages, since a larger site simply takes more time to review thoroughly across technical, on-page, and off-page factors. If your site has more pages than a standard package covers, let us know the details and we'll verify and confirm the best pricing for your specific site.

We start with the technical configuration of the website, including site performance, mobile friendliness, crawlability, and URL structure, since technical issues can quietly limit or block everything else search engines try to do with your site. This gives us a solid starting point for finding further problems that could be affecting your search engine exposure, before moving on to content and backlink analysis.

You'll receive a comprehensive report covering technical issues like crawl errors and page speed, on-page optimization gaps such as thin content or missing meta tags, and off-page factors like backlink quality and quantity. Alongside the findings, we include a prioritized action plan outlining exactly what to fix first for the biggest impact, so you're not left guessing which issues actually matter most.

Yes, a website audit is the recommended first step before any SEO campaign. It identifies existing problems (broken links, slow pages, missing meta tags, duplicate content) so your SEO budget goes toward growth instead of fixing avoidable issues later, once you're already several months into a campaign and wondering why rankings aren't moving.

Yes. A thorough audit can uncover common causes of traffic drops, including technical errors like accidental noindex tags, algorithm-sensitive content issues, lost or removed backlinks, site speed problems, or even a recent redesign that broke internal linking, and it will lay out a clear plan to recover your rankings once the root cause is identified.