A practical first review of your website
The free SEO audit is an initial assessment intended to identify visible technical, on-page and usability issues that may limit search performance. It is not a guarantee of rankings and it does not replace a complete technical investigation, analytics review or access to private search data.
What the initial audit can review
Search accessibility
Indexing signals, robots directives, sitemap availability, canonical tags and obvious crawl barriers that can be checked from the public website.
Page relevance
Titles, descriptions, heading structure, content clarity and whether important pages explain their purpose to visitors and search engines.
Technical experience
Visible mobile, performance, image, internal-link and structured-data issues that deserve closer investigation.
Priorities
A concise list of issues to address first, based on likely impact and the evidence available during the review.
What to provide
Send the website URL, the main service or product, the audience you want to reach and any known problem. Do not send passwords, analytics access or private credentials through the public form.
What happens next
- The public website and core search signals are reviewed.
- Important findings are organised into clear priorities.
- If deeper work is appropriate, the scope and required access can be discussed separately.
Frequently asked questions
Does the audit guarantee rankings?
No. Search results depend on competition, website quality, content, authority, technical conditions and search-engine systems outside any agency’s control.
Will changes be made automatically?
No. The initial audit identifies issues. Implementation only begins after scope and access are agreed.
Can an existing WordPress or ecommerce site be reviewed?
Yes. Public-facing technical and content signals can be reviewed on common website and ecommerce platforms.
Request the initial review
Use the contact page to share the website and business context, or request a broader SEO project quote when implementation support is already required.
