What the audit covers
Technical crawl: indexation issues, crawl errors, redirect chains, canonical problems, hreflang setup, mobile usability, Core Web Vitals. Content review: thin pages, duplicate content, keyword cannibalization, missing meta tags, schema markup opportunities. Backlink analysis: toxic links, low-quality domains, anchor over-optimization, link velocity compared to competitors. Competitor benchmarking: share-of-voice, keyword gap analysis, backlink gap, content depth comparison.
Deliverables
One main report document with findings ranked by severity and impact. A spreadsheet with technical issues, the page affected, recommended fix, and priority level. A 90-day implementation roadmap broken into sprints. Access to raw crawl data (Screaming Frog export, Search Console export, Ahrefs backlink export). One 60-minute walkthrough call where we explain findings and answer questions.
Turnaround time
Seven business days for sites under 10,000 pages. Ten business days for larger sites or multi-domain audits. Rush delivery available for an additional fee.
What happens after the audit
Most clients either implement fixes in-house using our roadmap, or hire us on a monthly retainer to execute the plan. We offer a 90-day post-audit support package where we review implementation progress and answer technical questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide fixes or just identify problems?
We provide exact fixes. For technical issues, we write the code snippet or configuration change. For content issues, we specify the rewrite scope. For link issues, we provide disavow file templates and outreach scripts.
Can you audit multi-language or multi-domain setups?
Yes. We specialize in complex iGaming setups — WordPress Multisite, hreflang implementations, geo-targeted subdomains, and satellite networks. The audit covers cross-domain canonicals, interlinking structure, and duplicate content across properties.
What if we disagree with a recommendation?
We're not dogmatic. If a recommendation doesn't fit your business model or technical constraints, we discuss alternatives. The goal is a plan you'll actually execute, not a theoretical best-practice document.