SEO Audits and Consulting
You get a clear reading of the site and the local presence, a prioritized list of what is worth doing, and a consulting conversation about what to do next. The audit is the product, not a disguised pitch.
Custom quote. No public price is set for this service.
What this service includes
- A review of indexation, crawl issues, and obvious technical faults
- A review of service pages, titles, and internal links
- A local presence check: profile, consistency, and service-area clarity
- Priority recommendations separated into now, later, and not worth it
- A consulting session to walk through the findings and your questions
- Written notes you can take to your current developer or use to scope our work
Problems it solves
- You have been told you “need SEO” and you want to know what that means for this business.
- An agency report was full of charts and short on decisions.
- You are about to rebuild the website and want the SEO risks named first.
- You want a second opinion before signing a long retainer.
Who needs it
- Owners choosing between a website rebuild, local SEO, or a smaller fix list.
- In-house marketers who want an outside review of priorities.
- Businesses that are not ready to hire ongoing work and want the findings anyway.
Our process
1. Agree the questions
An audit is more useful when we know what decision it has to support. We ask that before we start.
2. Review the public site and local presence
We look at the live website, the Google Business Profile if it is public, and Search Console if you grant access.
3. Write the findings
Each item says what we saw, why it matters, and what we recommend. We skip vanity scores.
4. Talk it through
The consulting conversation is included so the document does not sit unread. You can implement with us or with someone else.
Expected deliverables
- A written audit in plain language
- A prioritized recommendation list
- Notes on what we could not verify, so gaps are visible
- One consulting conversation to review the findings
Questions
No. It includes findings and recommendations. Rankings, traffic, and leads are not promised as an outcome of reading the report.