Full-Scale SEO Audit Services

An SEO audit gives you clarity on three critical things:

• What is broken: technical issues, indexing problems, broken links, slow Core Web Vitals, accessibility gaps, missing structured data.
• Where you stand: keyword rankings, AI search visibility, competitor positioning and backlink authority.
• What to fix first: prioritised action plan tied to commercial outcomes, not vanity metrics.

Without an audit, you are guessing. With one, you have a roadmap.

Common triggers:

• Before a redesign or major site change
• After a Google algorithm update or sudden traffic drop
• Before investing in SEO retainers (you need a baseline)
• Annually as a health check, even if everything looks fine
• When entering AI search seriously and want to know your starting position

Yes. Our free SEO analysis surfaces 5-10 high-priority issues based on key metrics — a great starting point if you want a fast read on your visibility.

For a full diagnosis, the comprehensive audit covers technical SEO, content, authority, competitor benchmarking and AI search visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini — with a consolidated action plan tied to your real business constraints.

Every audit recommendation we make is tied to a commercial impact: more qualified leads, lower customer acquisition cost, faster sales cycles or stronger brand authority. We do not surface “issues for the sake of issues”. If a fix does not move the needle commercially, it does not make the priority list.

Yes. A good audit reveals where competitors are winning that you are not, untapped keyword themes with commercial intent, AI search citations going to weaker competitors, content gaps your site could own and entity signals you are missing. Often the biggest growth comes from these opportunities, not from fixing problems.

SEO and UX are increasingly the same thing. The audit covers Core Web Vitals (loading speed, interactivity, visual stability), mobile usability, accessibility, content readability and conversion friction. Sites that pass these tests rank better and convert better.

Yes. This is one of the most valuable parts of our audit and most agencies still ignore it. We measure where your brand currently appears across AI engines, how often you get cited, who is cited instead of you, and what changes would close the gap. AI search is the fastest-growing visibility channel, and early movers consolidate authority.

Typically two to three weeks from kick-off to the final report. The first week is data collection across all 6 dimensions (Ahrefs, GSC, GA4, PageSpeed, CrUX, SerpAPI, our own crawler and live AI-engine queries). The second week is interpretation, prioritisation and writing the action plan with the Do-First / Big-Bets matrix. Complex sites or multi-domain audits sometimes take a third week.

You will get a kick-off call to align on objectives and a wrap-up call to walk through findings — not just a PDF dumped in your inbox.

One thing the audit will be explicit about: the realistic timeline to see results from the fixes it surfaces. Based on HubSpot’s analysis of millions of AI prompts, the field-proven window is 4–6 weeks for early wins on low-competition queries and 3–6 months for meaningful AI-SEO results on competitive topics. We’ll set the expectation up front rather than over-promise on month one.

Both are useful for different decisions.

The free analysis is an automated diagnostic that surfaces 5–10 high-priority issues from a small set of key metrics. It is fast (a few minutes) and useful as a sanity check — to know whether your site has any obvious red flags worth investigating. It does not give you a prioritised action plan, competitor benchmarking, AI-search visibility or anything tied to commercial outcomes.

The full SEO audit is a human-led, six-dimension diagnosis — technical, content, performance, link analysis, competitor intelligence and AI readiness — with a composite score, an executive-summary memo, and a consolidated action plan tied to your real constraints. It is what you commission when you actually want to act on the findings, not just see where you stand.

If you are unsure where to start, the free analysis is the right first step.