Can Google read the page?
Checks of page accessibility, indexing restrictions, sitemap and redirects.
I investigate what's making your site difficult to find and use. You receive a report with specific issues, examples, and the order of recommended changes.
Before the audit, we agree which URLs and areas to check. The scope depends on the site’s size and available data.
Checks of page accessibility, indexing restrictions, sitemap and redirects.
Titles, headings, service descriptions and links between subpages.
Checks of agreed journeys, such as moving from a service page to a form, including mobile issues.
If you share Search Console, I include search and indexing information. I flag missing data in the report.
Each recommendation includes a URL, problem description, priority, suggested change and verification method. The example above shows the format of one entry.
You can forward the report to the person who manages your website.
I provide a price and deadline before we begin, after verifying the website address and the required scope. The audit is a one-time analysis; I price the implementation of any corrections separately.
Send me the website address, your most important service, or product, and let me know what concerns you. I don't need any passwords to get started.
We determine the number of subpages, available data, and the report submission deadline. You grant any access in an agreed-upon manner.
You can implement the recommendations yourself, pass them on to a contractor, or order optimisation from me.
Explore implementation of the fixesAn audit diagnoses issues. Results depend on implementing changes and other factors; rankings are not guaranteed.
Website address, business purpose, problem area, and approximate site size. We determine access only after determining the scope.
Describe the website's primary goal. I will propose the scope of the analysis, price, and deadline for submitting the report.
Describe your needs