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Technical SEO audit: find out why Google can't see your pages, and how to fix it

We check how search engines index your site, how fast it loads, and whether its structure makes sense. You get a prioritized list of problems and tasks your developer can act on.

Quote and schedule after your brief

Who it's for

  • Site owners whose Google traffic dropped or has stalled
  • Companies about to launch a new site or migrate platforms
  • Online stores with thousands of product pages
  • Marketers already paying for SEO who see no movement

Problems we solve

The pages exist on my site, but not in Google

We check in Search Console (Google's free tool) which pages are indexed and which aren't. Then we find the cause: a blocking robots.txt, noindex tags, duplicates, or wrong canonicals (tags that point to the main version of a page).

The site is slow, especially on mobile

We measure Core Web Vitals (Google's speed and layout-stability metrics) with PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse. We show exactly what slows you down: heavy images, scripts, fonts or the server.

The structure is messy, but my developer says everything works

We crawl the site with Screaming Frog (a tool that visits pages the way Googlebot does). It finds broken links, redirect chains and orphan pages with no internal links.

I don't know what to fix first

We rate every issue by impact and effort. You get a work queue, not 80 pages of generic advice.

What's included

  • Indexing analysis in Google Search Console: coverage, exclusions, errors
  • Check of robots.txt, sitemap.xml and noindex tags
  • Duplicate pages and canonical errors
  • Full crawl: 3xx, 4xx and 5xx status codes, redirect chains
  • Core Web Vitals for each key page template
  • Mobile usability and HTTPS check
  • URL structure and internal linking review
  • Schema.org markup validation (structured data for rich results)
  • For multilingual sites: hreflang review (tags declaring page language)
  • Prioritized task document and a short video walkthrough

Choose the scope

Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.

01

Express

Landing pages and small sites up to 50 pages

  • Indexing and Search Console review
  • Speed of key pages
  • Mobile usability and HTTPS
  • Prioritized fix list
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02

Full audit

Corporate sites and small stores up to 1,000 pages

  • Everything in Express
  • Full crawl and architecture analysis
  • Duplicates, canonicals, redirects
  • Schema markup and internal linking
  • 30–40 minute video walkthrough
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03

Audit + fix support

Large stores, multilingual sites, platform migrations

  • Everything in Full audit
  • Hreflang and language versions
  • Developer-ready tickets
  • Re-check after fixes are deployed
  • Consultations during implementation
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How we work

01

Access

You grant us Search Console and analytics access. We never ask for passwords, just user-level permissions.

02

Crawl and data collection

We crawl the site, record speed metrics and export Search Console data.

03

Analysis and prioritization

We sort real problems from noise and rank them by impact and effort.

04

Report and walkthrough

We deliver the task document and explain it on a video call. All files and access stay with you.

05

Implementation, if needed

We can fix issues ourselves or hand tickets to your developer. Payment is in stages.

Scope and limits

  • We don't promise top rankings or a specific traffic increase. An audit removes technical blockers, but rankings also depend on content and competition.
  • The audit doesn't include code changes. You can order them separately or give the tasks to your developer.
  • We don't cover backlink analysis or keyword research. Those belong to ongoing SEO work.

FAQ

What do you need from me?

Your site URL, access to Google Search Console and, ideally, Google Analytics. If Search Console isn't set up yet, we'll help you connect it. It's free and takes a few minutes.

How is a technical audit different from SEO services?

An audit looks for technical errors: indexing, speed, structure. Ongoing SEO works on content, keywords and links. Without a sound technical base, SEO often doesn't pay off, so the audit comes first.

How soon will I see changes after fixes?

Google needs time to recrawl your site. Sometimes it's days, sometimes weeks. We can't promise an exact date, but Search Console shows when pages enter the index.

Do you fix the issues yourselves?

Yes, if you want. We can work in your site's code or CMS settings, or hand clear instructions to your developer. Fixes are quoted separately.

Does this work for Wix, Squarespace or Shopify sites?

Yes, with limits. Site builders lock some things, such as server response behavior. The report marks what you can fix on your platform and what you can't.

Can I get a price before ordering?

Yes. We prepare a quote after your brief. For an estimate tailored to your site, use our free project brief: We clarify the requirements after your brief and prepare a quote.

Start with your task

Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.

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