An audit is only worth having if you can act on it. Ours benchmarks your technical health, content and authority, then hands you a prioritised roadmap — not a 90-page PDF nobody reads.
The infamous SEO audit comes in many guises. The ones that matter give your team clear, actionable feedback you can implement. Our SEO audit benchmarks where you stand across three fronts — technical foundations, content and on-page relevance, and off-site authority — so you understand exactly what is holding rankings back.
We offer a base-level audit free of charge as a starting point. A full audit is typically one to two days of specific detail, delivered as stakeholder findings, an SEO roadmap and clear reporting you can measure against.
Findings without priorities are just noise. We rank every issue by impact and effort, so you know what to fix first. If we manage your campaign, the roadmap flows straight into our managed SEO services; if you run it in-house, you get a plan your team can execute.
An audit also sets the benchmark for SEO reporting — the baseline every future report measures progress against.
A full audit is a working document, not a certificate. You receive a clear summary of findings written for stakeholders, a prioritised action list ranked by impact and effort, and the technical detail your developers need to actually make the fixes. Where useful, we include competitor comparisons so you can see the gap you're closing.
Crucially, every recommendation is something you can do — or something we can do for you as part of managed SEO services. An audit that ends in a stack of theory helps nobody; ours ends in a roadmap with the next three months already mapped out.
Whether you're about to hire an agency, switch providers or brief a freelancer, a benchmark protects your budget. Start with our free SEO review for a fast health check, or book a full audit for the detail. Comparing tools to run your own checks? See our SEO software reviews.
Yes. We provide a base-level audit free of charge, but a full audit is typically a day or two of specific work, delivered as stakeholder meetings, an SEO roadmap and detailed reporting.
A full audit once or twice a year suits most sites, with lighter technical checks each month. Fast-moving or large sites benefit from more frequent reviews.
Book a free SEO review and get a benchmark you can act on.