A technical SEO audit, fixed at $1,950

• The report itself, split by topic, with each issue scored on impact and on effort.
• A fix list with one row per issue: the URL, what’s wrong, what to change, how urgent it is. It’s written for whoever does the fixing.
• The raw crawl data, so you can check any finding yourself.
• A 60-minute video call to go through it, with your developer on the line if that helps.

A typical report, annotated with the kind of margin notes we’d add. If a section doesn’t apply to your site, it isn’t in yours.

• The one-page summaryFive fixes to make first. Written for the person who approves the budget and has time for one page.
• Crawling and indexingWhich URLs search engines reach, which they keep, and why the rest get dropped. Covers robots.txt, sitemaps, redirects and pages nothing links to.
• Site structure and internal linksHow deep the important pages sit, and whether your links point where your priorities are.
• Core Web Vitals, template by templateField data where Google has it, lab tests where it doesn’t. We always say which is which.
• On-page basicsTitles, headings and canonicals. Thin or duplicate pages, and pairs of pages chasing the same search.
• Structured dataThe markup you have, the errors in it, and the types that would suit your site.
• International setuphreflang and market structure. Only if the site has more than one language or country version.
• AI search readinessWhether AI crawlers are allowed in, and whether your key pages state things clearly enough to be quoted.
• The fix listEach issue gets a priority, an effort estimate and an owner (developer, writer or you). This is the page people keep open.

• Search Console, through a user invite you send from your own account. Your Google password stays with you.
• Read access to your analytics, if you use it.
• CMS or staging access, if you’re comfortable with that. We can do without it.

The 10 business days start with our kick-off email, which confirms we have what we need. If the site isn’t in Search Console yet, setting that up comes first, and we’ll walk you through it.