Deep SEO audit covering technical issues, site structure, and competitors. We deliver a clear growth plan with priorities and concrete actions.
If a site isn't growing, the cause is almost never a shortage of links or content. It's the technical and structural issues you can't see without a deep look. The audit finds them, sorts them by priority, and gives you a step-by-step plan: what to fix first, what comes second, and what kind of lift to expect. The approach adapts to where the project is.
For live sites — we find the technical and structural issues blocking growth that aren't visible without deep analysis: indexing and crawl-budget errors, duplicates, link-equity leaks, architecture problems, thin content, and broken schema. After the audit you have the full picture: what exactly is holding the site back and which actions will move the needle fastest.
For young projects — we review architecture, niche, and competitors and lay out a strategy: which pages to build first, how to structure the site, and where to focus, so you don't make the kind of mistakes that get expensive to fix once you're at scale.
Most of what we find can be fixed — by you, by your developer, or by us as a separate engagement.
We run the work on Google Search Console, Yandex Metrica / Google Analytics, Ahrefs, Screaming Frog, PageSpeed Insights, and other professional tools — whichever apply to the project. We don't hand back a raw export: every number is reviewed by hand, we look for root causes, and we cross-reference data between sources.
A structured report with every task split by priority phase:
Every task comes with a description of the problem and the reasoning behind it, a concrete fix, and the expected effect. Anything we find we can fix as a separate engagement — or you can hand the report to your developer or another contractor.
We'll help you set them up before we start — free of charge, takes 15–30 minutes. Without GSC, parts of the analysis aren't possible (queries, indexing, crawl errors), so this is a required step.
A PDF document structured by priority phase with a summary task table. On request we can duplicate it in Google Docs / Notion or hand it over as a set of tasks for your tracker (Jira, Trello, ClickUp).
Yes. The focus shifts from analyzing accumulated data to strategy: architecture, niche, competitors, content plan. We'll lay out which pages to build first, how to structure the site, and how to avoid the mistakes that get expensive to fix at scale.
Yes, that's the most common scenario. Once the audit is delivered, we'll scope the cost and timeline for fixing the issues — usually we work in phases, starting with the critical tasks.
Yes, that's one of our specialties. We know the specifics: link-building restrictions, indexing nuances at scale, Google's rules for sensitive content, and crawl-budget issues on sites with millions of pages.
Unlikely — even well-optimized projects have dozens of growth opportunities. If everything really is in good shape, the report will confirm it, and we'll lay out a growth strategy through other channels: content, link-building, new traffic segments.