SEO audit services
SEO Audit Services
A technical SEO audit that tells you what's wrong, why it matters and what to fix first, in plain English. No 200-page export from a tool, just the problems that actually affect your traffic.
⚡ Reply within one working day, by email. No call needed.
When an audit makes sense
- You're about to invest in SEO and want to know where you stand
- Traffic is flat or falling and you don't know why
- You want a second opinion on what your agency is doing
- You're planning a redesign or migration and need a baseline
- You bought a site or took over one and need to know what you inherited
What makes a good audit
Most audits are a tool export with hundreds of warnings and no priorities. A useful audit separates the ten things that matter from the two hundred that don't, explains each one, and says how much effort it takes to fix. That's what you get here.
What's included
You can see the format before you buy: there's a sample audit on the home page.
Full site crawl
Every URL checked for status codes, canonicals, indexability, duplicates and thin pages.
Search Console review
Coverage, performance and page experience data, to see what Google actually does with your site.
Rankings & lost pages
Which pages lost visibility, when, and the likely reason.
Speed & Core Web Vitals
Template-level problems and what fixing them is worth.
Prioritised fix list
Every issue ordered by impact and effort, written so you or a developer can act on it.
Optional implementation
If you want, I do the fixes afterwards, quoted separately and agreed in writing.
Proof, not promises
A real job with the numbers before and after, and what clients say about working with me. Client names are kept private, the reviews are public on Upwork.
Case study · Healthcare site
Migration clean-up after a site move
Before
After a site move, every old URL redirected to the contact page. Titles, meta descriptions and publish dates were lost.
After
55 redirects re-pointed to the matching new pages, and the lost titles, meta descriptions and publish dates restored.
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How the work runs
Agreed in writing before anything starts. Everything by email, no meetings needed.
Scope and price first
What I'll do, in what order, the fixed price and the date. All agreed in writing, by email, before anything starts.
What I need from you
Access to Search Console and analytics, plus a backup or staging copy of the site before I touch anything.
You approve changes
Nothing goes live without your OK. Every change is logged, so you can see exactly what was done.
When it's done
Handover notes, a short summary of what changed, and your logins handed back.
How much does an SEO audit cost?
An audit is a fixed-price job. The price depends on the size and complexity of the site, and I give it to you in writing after a first look. Send me your URL and you'll have a price within one working day.
What changes the price
- Number of pages
- Ecommerce or multilingual setup
- How much historical data there is to review
- Whether you want the fixes done too
Questions
How often should you do an SEO audit?
For most business sites, a full technical audit once a year is enough, plus a check after any redesign, migration or big drop in traffic. Large or fast-changing sites benefit from lighter monthly checks.
How long does an audit take?
Usually one to two weeks for a typical business site, depending on size.
What do I need to give you?
Read access to Google Search Console and analytics. That's it to start.
Can I see an example first?
Yes. There's a sample audit linked from the Tormet Labs home page.
Will you do the fixes?
If you want. Implementation is quoted separately once you've seen the audit, so you only pay for what you choose.
From the blog
All articles →How Often Should You Do an SEO Audit?
How often to run an SEO audit depends on your site and how often it changes. A practical schedule: full audits, quick monthly checks, and the moments you should audit straight away.
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Want a first look before you commit?
Send me your site and what's going on. You get one reply, from me, within one working day.