Website SEO audit.
Our website SEO audit checks what may be preventing your website from being indexed and appearing in Google search. You receive a written report with recommended fixes in priority order and a quote for implementing them. Reports start at €450 and take 2–3 weeks to prepare.
Two ways to start.
Fixed prices are indicative and exclude VAT. We prepare a precise quote after discussing scope — within 5–10 business days.
Report findings and priorities.
Our written report brings together the issues found and lists fixes in priority order. You can see which pages or settings need changes and which tasks to start with. We also include a quote for implementing the fixes so you can assess the scope and cost of further work.
You can commission the fixes separately. Our developers can implement them at €50 per hour. Once the fixes are complete, we can recheck the relevant pages and settings. The service does not include ongoing SEO work, external link building or content writing.
- Indexing status and identified barriers
- Assessment of multilingual page URLs and hreflang annotations
- Technical and page content issues
- Distribution of queries across pages and internal links
- Search data by market and language
- Assessment of Google’s first results page for key queries
- A list of fixes in priority order
- A quote for implementing the fixes
What your SEO audit includes.
We check whether Google can find and index your website’s pages. Using Google Search Console data, we also analyse pages that Google has discovered or crawled but has not indexed. We check the sitemap, robots.txt, redirects, 404 errors and canonical URLs. For multilingual websites, we assess hreflang annotations, localised URLs and the x-default annotation. Our technical checks cover speed, Core Web Vitals metrics, mobile display, HTTPS, mixed content and Schema.org structured data. We check page titles, meta descriptions, H1 and H2 headings and image alt text. We look for duplicate pages and pages with insufficient content. We assess whether multiple pages compete for the same search query, how pages link to one another and whether any pages have no internal links pointing to them. We analyse Google Search Console queries and search rankings, as well as search volumes in the relevant markets and languages. We compare your pages with those on Google’s first results page for your most important queries and identify where your pages fall short.
- ✓ Page indexing status in Google
- ✓ Sitemap, robots.txt and redirects
- ✓ Multilingual page URLs and hreflang
- ✓ Speed, mobile display and structured data
- ✓ Page titles, headings and meta descriptions
- ✓ How search queries are distributed across pages
- ✓ Internal links and pages with no incoming internal links
- ✓ Search data and comparison with Google’s first-page results
- ✓ Prioritised fixes and a quote
