When pages are missing from search
Crawl and index
If search engines cannot crawl or index your pages properly, nothing else will help much. We check robots files, sitemaps, canonicals, redirects and HTTPS.
SEO and auditing
SEO audits that tell you what to fix first
When traffic is flat or audit reports sit unread, the problem is rarely a lack of data. It is knowing what to fix first. We review the site, identify what is affecting search performance, and give you a prioritised list in plain English. We can implement the fixes or brief your team.
Who this is for
Teams that need a clear SEO plan
Agencies, in-house marketing teams and site owners who want a technical SEO audit or ongoing SEO support without a 200-page report nobody reads.
- Search traffic has stalled and you are not sure why.
- You are planning a rebuild or migration and need a baseline first.
- You want someone to implement fixes, not just list them.
What an audit covers
The technical work that affects search performance
When the site feels slow
Speed and mobile
Slow pages frustrate visitors and affect rankings. We review Core Web Vitals, page weight, images and mobile performance.
When content is not ranking
On-page SEO
Titles, descriptions, headings, thin content and internal links all affect how well a page can rank. We review whether each page is clear, useful and properly structured.
When search engines misread the site
Schema markup
Structured data helps search engines and AI systems understand your pages. We check that the right schema is present, valid, and matches the content on the page.
Send us the URL and we will tell you what is worth fixing first.
Output
A plan you can actually use
- Quick fixes that can improve performance in the near term.
- Longer-term work that builds authority over time.
- We can implement technical and schema fixes, or brief your team clearly.
Rhythm
One-off review or ongoing support
Some clients want a snapshot before a rebuild or migration. Others want regular checks to catch regressions and keep a queue of improvements moving. We agree the approach that fits the site and the team.
Tooling
AuditCrow
We built AuditCrow to run the repetitive checks consistently, so more time goes on deciding what to fix, in what order, and what to leave alone. It does not replace a human review, but it helps avoid missing the obvious. See AuditCrow.
Fit
This is for you if
- You want a technical SEO audit with priorities, not a generic score.
- You need fixes implemented or clearly briefed for your dev team.
- You care about Core Web Vitals, schema and on-page structure.
Not this
This is not
- A monthly content calendar or link-building programme on its own.
- Keyword research with no connection to what is broken on the site.
- An automated scan with no human interpretation.
Questions
Common questions
- What is included in a technical SEO audit?
- Crawl and index checks, Core Web Vitals and mobile performance, on-page structure, internal links, schema validation, and a prioritised list of fixes in plain English.
- How long does an SEO audit take?
- A focused audit for a marketing site is typically one to two weeks, depending on size and complexity. We agree scope before we start.
- Do you implement fixes or only report?
- Both. We can implement technical and schema fixes directly, or brief your team clearly so they know exactly what to change.
- How is this different from an automated site scan?
- Automated tools find issues but rarely tell you what matters first. We interpret the results, ignore noise, and focus on changes that will actually affect performance.
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Want a clear audit?
Send us the URL and we will tell you what is worth fixing first.