AIO ClicksSEO audit
An SEO audit is a full check of why your website ranks where it does in Google: technical health, content, links and how well each page matches what people search for. You get a ranked list of problems and fixes, starting with the ones that cost you the most traffic, written so your developer or marketer can act on them directly.
Does this sound familiar?
An audit answers one question before any other work starts: what is holding this site back, and what is it worth to fix it?
- 01Traffic from Google dropped, and nobody can say whether it was an update, a site change or a competitor.
- 02You publish content regularly, but most pages never reach the first page of results.
- 03Your last audit was a 90-page export from a tool, and nothing in it was ever fixed.
- 04Search Console shows warnings you do not understand, and you are not sure which ones matter.
- 05Your website was rebuilt in the past few years, and rankings have not been the same since.
- 06You are about to invest in SEO and want to know where the money should go first.
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What we check
The audit covers five areas. Every finding is tied to a page, a cause and a fix.
01
Crawling and indexing
Whether Google can reach, render and index the pages that matter, and whether it wastes time on pages that should not exist.
Ranked, not listed
Tools find hundreds of issues on almost any site, and most of them do not matter. We sort every finding by its likely effect on traffic and by the effort to fix it, so the first five items on the list are the ones worth doing this month.
Built on your data
We work from your own Search Console and analytics data next to our crawl, so findings reflect how Google actually treats your site, not a generic checklist.
How it works
Access and goals
Read access to Search Console and analytics, and a conversation about which pages and searches matter to the business.
Crawl and collect
A full crawl of the site, combined with your search data and a look at competitors.
Analyse
Every finding traced to its cause and scored by effect and effort.
Report
A ranked list of fixes with examples, and a summary for management.
Walk-through
A session with whoever will carry out the fixes, so nothing is lost in translation.
Want to know what holds your site back?
Book a call and we look at your traffic history together, or start with the free analysis.
What determines the cost
We do not publish prices, because a 20-page service site and a webshop with 20,000 URLs are different jobs. These factors set the scope:
- 01
Size of the site
Large sites need sampling, segmenting and more analysis.
- 02
Platform
Custom builds take longer to diagnose and need more specific fixes.
- 03
History
A traffic drop or migration needs extra investigation into what changed.
- 04
Languages and markets
Each language version is checked on its own.
- 05
Data available
Without historical data, more has to be reconstructed.
- 06
Depth of the report
Detailed instructions per template take more time to write.
What you get
- 01A ranked list of fixes, scored by effect on traffic and effort, with page examples for each
- 02A technical section your developer can work from without translation
- 03An overview of pages competing with each other, and which one should win
- 04A comparison with the competitors that rank for your most valuable searches
- 05A walk-through session and a summary for management
Small enough to care. Senior enough to matter.
No account managers between you and the people doing the work. The person on the call is the person in the data.
Meet the team →Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the free analysis?
The free analysis is an automated scan of key signals. The audit is a manual review of the whole site, combined with your own search data and competitor analysis, with every fix prioritised.
Do you also carry out the fixes?
If you want. Many clients have their own developer carry out the technical fixes while we handle content and links, or we do all of it.
How long does an audit take?
It depends on the size of the site and the data available. We give you a date before we start.
How often should we audit our site?
After every major change, such as a rebuild, a migration or a large traffic drop, and otherwise about once a year with lighter checks in between.
Tell us what changed, or what you want from search.
Your website and the pages that matter most are enough. A person replies within two working days.