Simplified StartupProblems hide in templates
One issue can affect every page that uses the same layout.
Find the hidden issuesholding your site back.
A deep technical review of how search engines crawl, render, and index your site, with a prioritized fix list your developers can act on.
Crawl, index & render Core Web Vitals Prioritized by impact Developer-ready fix list
Why it matters
Great content can’t rank if it can’t be found.
Search engines need to reach, understand, and store your pages before they can rank them. Technical issues often stay invisible to visitors while quietly blocking search engines.
Changes break things
Redesigns, plugins, and releases can introduce new issues.
Developers need specifics
A clear, prioritized list beats a long export of warnings.
A technical audit doesn’t just list problems. It tells your team which ones matter and what to fix first.
What we inspect
Nine technical areas.
Every audit covers these areas, adjusted to your platform and site size.
Crawlability
Robots.txt, crawl paths, broken links, and redirect chains.
Indexing
Which pages are indexed, excluded, or duplicated.
Site architecture
URL structure, depth, internal linking, and orphan pages.
Core Web Vitals
Loading, responsiveness, and layout stability.
Mobile experience
Mobile rendering, tap targets, and readability.
Structured data
Schema markup errors and missed rich result opportunities.
JavaScript rendering
Whether key content is visible to search engines.
International SEO
Hreflang tags and language or region versions.
Security & HTTPS
HTTPS setup, mixed content, and security headers.
Our toolkit
Tools we use.
We combine crawling tools with Google’s own data for a complete picture.
How we prioritize
Every issue gets a priority.
Findings are ranked by impact and effort, so your team knows exactly where to start.
Priority
What it means
Example
Critical
Blocks crawling or indexing of important pages.
Key pages accidentally set to noindex.
High
Weakens rankings across many pages.
Duplicate versions of product or service pages.
Medium
Limits performance on some pages.
Slow-loading images on content pages.
Low
Good practice to tidy up when possible.
Minor missing alt text on decorative images.
What we often find
Common technical findings.
The problem
How it gets fixed
Important pages not indexed
Indexing rules, canonicals, and sitemaps reviewed and corrected.
Redirect chains and loops
Redirects simplified to point straight to the final URL.
Duplicate URLs
Canonical tags and parameters handled consistently.
Slow page templates
Image, script, and font loading improved at the template level.
Broken internal links
Links updated to working, relevant pages.
Schema errors
Structured data fixed and validated.
How it works
The audit process.
A structured process from crawl to walkthrough.
Access
Search Console, analytics, and site access.
Crawl
Full crawl plus Google data review.
Diagnose
Issues confirmed and root causes found.
Prioritize
Fixes ranked by impact and effort.
Walkthrough
Findings reviewed with your team.
You receive
What you receive.
Full technical SEO audit report in plain language
Prioritized fix list with clear owner suggestions
Indexing and crawl summary
Core Web Vitals and page speed findings
Structured data review
Redirect and internal link recommendations
Developer-ready tickets on request
Walkthrough call with your marketing and dev teams
Optional follow-up check after fixes are made
Who needs a technical SEO audit
Clear the path for search engines.
Sites with traffic drops that can’t find an obvious cause.
Teams planning a redesign or migration who want a clean starting point.
Large or complex sites with many templates, filters, or languages.
JavaScript-heavy websites built on modern frameworks.
Common questions
Asked before every audit.
It depends on site size, platform, and complexity. We share pricing on the free call.
A technical audit goes deep on crawling, indexing, speed, and code. A full SEO audit also covers content, links, and competitors at a broader level.
We can. Many teams ask us to implement fixes, or we work alongside your developers.
Usually Google Search Console, analytics, and the ability to crawl your site. CMS access helps for deeper checks.
It depends on the size of your site. We confirm a timeline once we’ve seen your site.
No. The audit itself is read-only: crawling and reviewing data. Any fixes are planned and applied separately, with your approval.
Technical SEO Audit
Clear the path for search engines.
Book a free call to scope a technical audit for your site: we’ll take a first look at how your site is being crawled and indexed.