Traffic has dropped
Rankings or organic traffic fell suddenly or slowly declined.
Overview
A technical SEO audit is an in-depth check of the parts of your website that affect how search engines and AI tools crawl, understand and rank it. It looks beyond content at the foundations — site structure, indexing, speed, mobile usability, structured data, redirects and security.
Technical problems are often invisible to visitors but can quietly stop good pages from ranking. A blocked folder, a redirect loop, slow templates or duplicate URLs can undo months of content work.
Our audits combine crawling tools, Search Console data and manual expert review. You get a clear report that explains each issue in plain language, why it matters and exactly how to fix it — ranked by impact.
Why it matters
A technical audit is the right first step in these situations.
Rankings or organic traffic fell suddenly or slowly declined.
You are changing platform, design or URLs — or already did and lost traffic.
Search Console shows pages excluded or “crawled – not indexed”.
Pages are slow on mobile or fail Core Web Vitals.
Thousands of pages, filters, languages or subdomains.
You want to fix the foundations before investing in content and links.
What we check
Our audit covers more than 100 technical checks, grouped into five areas.
We check whether search engines can discover, crawl and index your important pages — and whether they are wasting time on pages that do not matter. This includes robots.txt, sitemaps, canonical tags, noindex rules, orphan pages and index coverage in Search Console.
Ask about crawling and indexing →What we do
A clear structure helps both visitors and search engines understand what matters most. We review your URL structure, navigation, internal linking, click depth, pagination and duplicate content, and recommend changes to strengthen your key pages.
Ask about site architecture →What we do
We measure real-user and lab performance, diagnose what slows each template down — images, scripts, fonts, third-party apps or hosting — and give specific fixes to improve Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift.
Ask about performance →What we do
We audit your schema markup for errors and missed opportunities, and check how accessible and understandable your site is to AI crawlers and assistants — including robots rules for AI bots, llms.txt and content structure.
Ask about structured data →What we do
We find broken links, 404 errors, redirect chains and loops, mixed content and HTTPS issues, and check international setup such as hreflang where relevant — all issues that waste link value or create poor experiences.
Ask about security and errors →What we do
Audit types
Automated tools are useful, but they cannot prioritise or explain issues for your specific business.
| Factor | Free online tool | Automated crawler report | Our technical audit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Depth | A handful of checks | Hundreds of raw warnings | 100+ checks with expert review |
| Prioritisation | None | Everything looks urgent | Ranked by impact and effort |
| Explanations | Generic | Technical jargon | Plain language with examples |
| Search Console data | No | Sometimes | Yes, analysed in depth |
| AI search readiness | No | No | Included |
| Help with fixes | No | No | Optional implementation |
What's included
Every audit includes a written report, a prioritised task list and a walkthrough call.
Fixes can be done by your developer or by our team at an agreed price.
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Business websites, large e-commerce stores, content sites and web applications on WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and custom platforms.
Audit pricing
One-time audits priced by website size, with optional implementation.
For websites up to 500 pages.
For websites and stores up to 10,000 pages.
We audit and fix the issues for you.
Larger websites are quoted individually.
Our audit covers crawling and indexing, site architecture and internal links, speed and Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, structured data, redirects and errors, security, international setup and AI crawler readiness — with a prioritised action plan.
Most audits take 7–14 days depending on the size and complexity of the website.
Read access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics is ideal. We do not need admin access to your website for the audit itself.
We recommend a full audit once a year and before or after any redesign, migration or major change, with ongoing monitoring in between.
Yes. You can share the report with your developer or ask our team to implement the fixes at an agreed price.
The audit itself shows what is wrong. Rankings improve once the issues are fixed — technical fixes often bring some of the fastest SEO gains.
Yes, along with WooCommerce, Magento, Webflow and custom-built websites.