Full SEO audit
An audit exists to decide where the money goes, not to produce a document. I look at what the site really does in Google’s eyes, what the three competitors holding the top 3 actually do, and turn it into a list ranked by impact and cost. This work sits inside a wider SEO consulting assignment.
An SEO audit exists to decide
I ran six and seven figure site analyses for acquisitions at North Star Network. The question was always the same: what holds, what is about to fall, and how much the clean-up costs.
That is exactly the lens I use on your site. Not a list of 300 crawler alerts, but forty to eighty items ranked by expected gain and effort, including what you should stop doing.
Who it is for
- Sites that stall while production keeps going.
- Buyers who want to know what they are acquiring.
- Executives who must arbitrate an SEO budget.
- In-house teams looking for an outside read on their plan.
What you get
- Priority sheet: item, effort, expected gain, owner.
- Five page summary readable by non-technical leadership.
- One hour live debrief, questions included.
- Three budget scenarios for the next twelve months.
What the audit examines
Six areas, from crawl to links, each with a costed effort estimate.
Full crawl
Log analysis
Performance
Keyword mapping
Link profile
Action plan
How an SEO audit runs
Fifteen days between the first access and the live debrief.
Scoping
Diagnosis
Execution
Consolidation
Frequently asked questions
What do I receive?
A prioritised sheet plus a 5 page summary, and a one hour live debrief.
How long does it take?
10 to 15 days depending on site size and log access.
What access do you need?
Search Console and server logs ideally. Without logs the audit still helps, but with less precision.