SEO Tech Audit

Technical SEO is more important than ever before if you want to show up in Search Results, whether that is Google or AI, your website needs to be technically sound to be crawled.

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What is Technical SEO

Improving the technical aspects of a website to help increase the chances of ranking highly in search engine results. Technical SEO helps make a website easier to crawl, faster, and understandable for search engines.

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What makes our approach to tech SEO unique?

We do technical SEO differently. We limit the confusing jargon, steer away from endless checklists—just clear, impactful insights and strategies that move the needle. 

We simplify the technical side of SEO, focusing only on what truly matters for your rankings, visibility, and user experience. We make SEO work for you, without the headaches.

IT’S A GAME-CHANGER!

What’s Included in Our Technical SEO Audit?

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Website Crawling & Indexing

  • Identify pages blocked from search engines
  • Fix crawl errors and broken links
  • Review XML sitemaps and robots.txt
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Site Speed & 

Performance

  • Page speed analysis & load time improvements
  • Core Web Vitals assessment (Google ranking factor)
  • Image & code optimization
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Mobile-Friendliness & User Experience

  • Mobile usability & responsive design checks
  • Click depth & navigation structure analysis
  • Fix mobile-specific errors
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Internal Linking & Structure

  • Identify orphan pages & broken links
  • Improve site architecture for SEO
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On-Page & Technical Elements

  • Review & optimize meta tags
  • Identify duplicate content & thin pages
  • Check structured data & schema markup
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Security & HTTPS Best Practices

  • Ensure proper HTTPS implementation
  • Identify mixed content issues & security vulnerabilities
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Technical Fixes Action Plan

  • Clear, actionable recommendations for all issues
  • A digestible slide tech of all the changes that will be presented to the business and the technical team/developer or person who will work on the changes