A prioritised plan
A ranked list of fixes with effort and expected impact next to each one.
Find out what is actually wrong before anyone asks you for a retainer.
An audit is worth something when it ends with a prioritised list of what to do. Most of them end with 200 pages of tool output and no opinion.
We audit the site across technical, on-page and off-page, benchmark it against the competitors who are actually beating you, and hand back a list ordered by revenue impact. You can give that list to us, to your own team, or to nobody at all.
Once work starts, the reporting runs monthly: what changed, what it did, and what comes next. The same dashboard is open to you all month, so nothing in the report is a surprise.
Every engagement covers all of it. Where we start depends on what the audit finds.
Crawl errors, broken links, speed, indexation and duplication, checked against your logs and Search Console rather than a tool default.
Content, headings, metadata, keyword mapping and internal linking, page by page for the pages that matter.
Link quality, toxicity, anchor distribution and the gap between your profile and the ones ranking above you.
Who is winning which searches, what they have that you do not, and what it would take to close the distance.
Field data from real devices, because that is the data Google uses.
Rankings, traffic, CTR, engagement and conversions in one report, with a written summary of what it means.
A ranked list of fixes with effort and expected impact next to each one.
A live dashboard you can open whenever you like, not a PDF once a quarter.
A fixed starting point, so improvement is a fact rather than an opinion.
Numbers your board can read without needing them translated.
The initial audit is free and yours to keep, including if you decide not to work with us. It covers the main technical and content issues and the opportunity we think is there.
Depth: log file analysis, page-level content review across the whole site, full competitor benchmarking and a detailed implementation plan your developers can work from.
Monthly, with a live dashboard available all month. For larger programmes we add a quarterly review where we go through the numbers together.
Yes. Most of what we find on self-built sites is structural and fixable, and it is usually cheaper to fix than to rebuild.
These tracks run alongside each other. One of them alone rarely moves a competitive search.
Send us your domain and the searches you want to win. You get a free audit back: what is holding the site down, what the opportunity is worth, and what we would do first.