Find the technical issues worth fixing first.

Diagnose before changing

We review how important pages are discovered, crawled, indexed and connected. Existing performance and commercial importance determine which findings need urgent attention.

What an audit can cover

• Indexability, robots rules, sitemaps and canonical signals.
• Redirects, broken links and important URL preservation.
• Internal linking, page hierarchy and duplicate content.
• Titles, descriptions, headings and visible structured-data accuracy.
• Mobile usability, image handling and performance evidence.
• Analytics and conversion-measurement gaps.

A useful handoff

Each meaningful issue should include affected examples, why it matters, the recommended change, the responsible owner and a way to verify it. Not every tool warning deserves the same priority.

Audit and implementation are different scopes

Clarify whether the engagement includes diagnosis, developer handoff, direct fixes or ongoing checks. Access restrictions and platform limitations affect what can be tested. We state those limits rather than marking an untested item as passed.

The technical-audit offer uses monthly service pricing, with initial assessment and subsequent checks scoped in writing. Discuss the right level of support or explore managed SEO.