Full SEO Audit

Description

Our website SEO audit is the easiest way to find out what is holding your site back in Google. For $59 we check your homepage and up to 10 key pages by hand, then send you a PDF report with a fix list in order of priority. You see what to fix first, what can wait and why it matters, in plain English.

Many free tools give you a long list of warnings with no order and no context. A website SEO audit done by a person is different: we look at the pages that bring you customers, decide which problems actually affect your visibility, and skip the noise. The goal is a short, clear plan you or your developer can act on.

What the website SEO audit includes

• Homepage and up to 10 key pages. You choose the pages, or we pick your main service, product and contact pages.
• Checked by hand, not a tool dump. We use tools to collect data, but every finding is reviewed and explained by a person.
• Technical checks. Indexing, crawl problems, redirects, broken links, page speed signals, mobile layout, duplicate and canonical issues.
• On-page checks. Titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links, image text and how well each page matches what people search.
• Content checks. Thin or duplicate pages, missing topics, unclear calls to action and pages that compete with each other.
• Fix list in order of priority. Every problem is placed in one of three groups: fix first, fix next, fix later.
• PDF report within 2 days of payment confirmation.
• Questions answered by WhatsApp text after you receive the report.

Who this website SEO audit is for

It suits small and local businesses, online shops and service companies that want an honest outside view before spending more on SEO. It is also a good first step if your traffic dropped, if you rebuilt your site recently, or if you are not sure whether your current agency is working on the right things.

If you later choose one of our SEO plans, monthly or yearly, within 30 days, the $59 is credited to your first payment. That way the website SEO audit is never a wasted cost: it becomes the starting plan for the ongoing work.

How it works

1. Order and pay. Add the audit to your cart, enter your details and your website, and pay by Remitly at checkout.
2. We confirm. Once the payment is confirmed we email you, and you can tell us which pages matter most.
3. We check your site. We crawl the site, review the chosen pages by hand and compare them with what people search for.
4. You get the PDF. Within 2 days you receive the report with the fix list in order of priority.
5. Ask questions. Send us your questions by WhatsApp text and we explain any point in the report.

What you receive

The report starts with a one-page summary of the biggest problems, followed by findings for each page and the full fix list. Each item says what is wrong, where it is, why it matters and how to fix it. The notes are written so you can forward them to a web developer without rewriting anything.

What we check in a website SEO audit

Can Google find and index your pages?

We check robots rules, the XML sitemap, redirects, error pages, canonical tags and whether important pages are blocked or missing from the index. These problems stop good pages from showing at all, so they usually go to the top of the fix list.

Does each page match a search?

We look at the title, the main heading and the content of each key page and ask a simple question: would someone searching for this service click it and find their answer? Pages that try to rank for everything usually rank for nothing.

Is the site easy to use on a phone?

Most local searches happen on mobile. We note layout problems, slow pages and buttons that are hard to tap, because they cost you both rankings and customers.

Do your pages link to each other well?

Internal links help Google understand which pages matter most. We point out orphan pages and places where a simple link would help.

What the audit does not include

The website SEO audit tells you what to fix; it does not include the fixes themselves. If you want us to do the technical work, the Technical SEO Fix Pack fixes up to 10 issues from the report. We also don’t promise any ranking position: nobody can, and Google explains why in its SEO Starter Guide.

When to order a website SEO audit

• Your traffic or enquiries dropped and you don’t know why.
• You launched a new website or moved to a new platform in the last year.
• You are about to hire an agency and want an independent view first.
• You have never checked your site for SEO problems.

In each case a website SEO audit gives you facts before you spend money on the wrong fix.

Example: what a fix list looks like

This is an illustrative example of three entries from a website SEO audit fix list, not a real client report:

• Fix first: the “Roof repair” page has a noindex tag, so Google cannot show it. Remove the tag in the page settings, then ask Google to recrawl the page in Search Console.
• Fix next: five service pages share the same title, “Services | Company name”. Give each page its own title with the service and the town.
• Fix later: twelve images have no alt text. Add a short description to each so the images are accessible and easier for Google to understand.

Every entry in a real website SEO audit follows the same pattern: what is wrong, where it is, why it matters and how to fix it.

Common mistakes a website SEO audit often finds

Pages blocked by accident

A setting used while the site was being built, such as “Discourage search engines” in WordPress, is sometimes left on after launch. It can hide a whole site from Google.

Several pages chasing the same search

When the homepage, a service page and a blog post all target the same phrase, Google has to guess which one to show, and none of them ranks as well as one strong page would.

Missing local details

Local businesses often forget to say clearly where they work. Town names, service areas and a consistent address and phone number help both customers and Google.

Old redirects and broken links

After a redesign, old URLs often lead to error pages. Visitors leave, and links from other sites stop helping you.

Slow, heavy pages

Large images and too many plugins slow pages down, especially on phones. A website SEO audit points to the heaviest pages first.

Website SEO audit or full SEO plan?

The website SEO audit is a snapshot: it shows where your site stands today and what to fix. A monthly SEO plan does the fixing, writing and link building over time and tracks the results. Many clients start with the audit, fix the urgent items themselves, and then decide whether they want ongoing help. Our SEO packages page shows the monthly plans; the $59 you pay for the website SEO audit is credited if you start one, monthly or yearly, within 30 days.

Price and payment

The price is fixed and paid once, in US dollars. There is no contract and nothing renews. You pay at checkout by Remitly (bank deposit or Orange Money); the checkout shows each step and asks for your Remitly reference and a screenshot. We start as soon as we confirm your payment, and we email you to confirm the scope and the delivery date. If something is unclear before you buy, send us a message first. Refunds follow our refund policy.

Website SEO audit FAQ

Why is the website SEO audit only $59?

It covers a fixed number of pages and a clear set of checks, which keeps the time predictable. It is meant as a simple first step, not a 100-page report.

Can you check more than 10 pages?

Yes. Larger sites need a bigger audit; tell us the size of your site and we quote it first. Our SEO audit services page explains the full audit.

What platforms do you audit?

WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and custom sites. The checks are the same; only the fixes differ.

Do I need to give you a login?

No. A website SEO audit works from the public site. If you want us to look at Google Search Console data too, you can add us as a user, but it is optional.

Want to learn more first? Read what an SEO audit is, or compare all fixed-price jobs on our SEO price list.