Technical SEO audit

Find the problem. Plan the fix.

Important pages missing from search? A drop after a redesign? We investigate the technical issues and give your team a clear order of work.

Scope, price and timing agreed before work starts.

When an audit makes sense.

Pages aren’t showing up.

We compare what should be visible with what search engines can actually crawl and index.

Traffic fell after a change.

We inspect the technical changes around a migration, redesign or platform update.

Pages are slow to load.

We trace loading and layout problems back to the templates, scripts and media behind them.

A clear decision.
Then a plan to act on.

We agree the scope, price and timing before we start. Your audit gives you three things.

  1. Understand the problem.

    The affected pages, the evidence and why the issue matters to your site.

  2. Know what comes first.

    A ranked plan that helps your team decide where to spend its time.

  3. Make the right changes.

    A clear brief for each fix and a way to check it. Your team can act on it, or we can quote the work.

After a WordPress to Framer migration

“They also proactively flag opportunities for improvement, like schema markup and new Framer CMS features that could make the site stronger.”
Leila ElamineConsensus

Follow the evidence.
Find the cause.

We review your crawl, Search Console and analytics alongside the site itself, focusing on the problem you’re seeing.

If the evidence points to content or competition rather than a technical issue, we say so.

  • Can the right pages be found?

    Crawlability, indexation, sitemaps and robots rules. We check canonical tags, broken pages and redirect chains against the crawl and Search Console.

  • Does the site structure make sense?

    Internal links, orphaned pages, duplicate content and URL parameters. On multilingual sites, we also check hreflang.

  • Do the pages work as they should?

    Core Web Vitals, loading, layout stability and responsiveness, alongside structured data that accurately describes the page.

The platform matters, too.

Webflow
CMS settings, embeds and collection structures.
Framer
Routing, scripts and media loading.
WordPress
Themes, plugins and conflicting SEO settings.

Questions about the audit.

How is this different from an automated report?

We review the crawl alongside Search Console and analytics, check which issues matter for your site, and explain how to fix them in priority order.

Which platforms can you audit?

Webflow, Framer, WordPress and custom sites. The checks account for the platform, its templates and its hosting behaviour.

Will this explain a traffic drop?

It can identify technical causes. If the evidence points to content or competition instead, we say so.

What does it cost, and how long does it take?

We review your site’s size, platform and the problem you’re seeing, then agree the scope, price and timing in writing before work starts.

Discuss your audit
Do you guarantee better rankings?

No. The audit identifies technical obstacles and gives you an evidence-based plan; rankings depend on more than technical fixes.

Can you implement the findings?

Yes. Your team can work from the plan, or we can quote the implementation separately. Ongoing SEO & AI search is also available.

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