Find out why your website is not ranking at the top of Google
Do you want more traffic for your website? Do you want to rank higher in Google searches? We can help! Contact us and we will provide you with a free SEO audit of your website and the main keywords in your niche.
Because Search Engine Optimization (SEO) practices change frequently, business owners and website administrators need to periodically evaluate their website to determine whether adjustments are needed.
An SEO audit provides an overview of how the website is performing overall.
If a website is not SEO-optimized, it will most likely lose a significant number of visitors and, consequently, a significant number of potential customers.
That is why an SEO audit should be performed at least once or twice a year, as well as whenever significant changes are made to the website.
Here is what an SEO audit includes:
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- Identifying the most relevant keywords for the website
- Identifying the keywords for which Google has already indexed the website
- Identifying the most relevant competing websites and estimating their authority and relevance
- Identifying, based on the allocated budget, the most effective keywords to begin promotion with
- Developing a complete strategy to improve the website from a content optimization (SEO) perspective
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- Identifying penalties and providing solutions to remove them
- Identifying and proposing measures to optimize the existing website structure from an SEO perspective
- Checking image optimization (Alt tag)
- Checking the presence and correct use of headings (H1, H2, H3…)
- Page indexing
- Website loading speed
- Other relevant criteria
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Frequently Asked Questions
Four areas: technical (indexing, speed, URL structure, crawl errors, mobile), content (keywords covered and missing, thin or duplicate pages, titles and headings), authority (backlink profile, penalties), and conversions (the journey from traffic to lead or order). The GEO section checks schema markup, permissions for AI crawlers, llms.txt, and how extractable the content is for generative models.
No. The free audit is a quick assessment of the main issues and potential, enough to know whether it is worth investing and where. The full audit goes through the entire site page by page, using dedicated tools — Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, Search Console, Analytics — and is delivered as a prioritized document with an implementation plan.
Usually 1–3 weeks, depending on the size of the site. You receive a report with the issues found, ranked by impact and effort: quick wins to implement within the first 2 weeks and strategic investments for 1–3 months. Each issue comes with an explanation, an example from your site, and the solution — not just a flat list of 40 errors.
View-only access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 — without them, we cannot see which keywords are driving traffic and where conversions are being lost. If you run paid campaigns, access to Google Ads is also helpful for correlating the data. We obtain everything else ourselves through site crawling and our own tools.
A full audit once or twice a year, and always before and after any major change: redesign, platform migration, domain change, or category restructuring. Between audits, monthly monitoring catches ongoing issues — pages disappearing from the index, new errors, and drops in speed.
Yes, but it is not mandatory. The audit is delivered in a way that allows any development team to implement it. If you want, we can handle the implementation through our full SEO services or supervise your team through consulting — and if your site is on WordPress, we can make the changes directly.
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