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SEO Audit

An audit turns 'our SEO isn't working' into a prioritised list of fixes. The value is not the number of issues found — it's knowing which five to fix first.
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Interactive SEO Analysis (Simulation)

Front-end demonstration only — no website is crawled and scores are illustrative.

The building blocks

What goes into SEO Audit

How I do it

The process

  1. 1

    Data collection

    Crawl, Search Console, Analytics, backlink data.

  2. 2

    Analysis

    Findings by category with evidence.

  3. 3

    Prioritisation

    Impact × effort matrix.

  4. 4

    Roadmap

    30/60/90-day plan with owners.

  5. 5

    Follow-up

    Re-audit to verify fixes.

Principles I follow
  • Scope the audit to business goals — a lead-gen site and a store need different depth.
  • Quantify impact: pages affected and traffic at stake.
  • Group findings into themes so developers get coherent work packages.
  • End with a 30/60/90-day roadmap, not a 200-row spreadsheet.

Measurement

The numbers I watch

Tools I use

  • SRSemrush
  • SCGoogle Search Console
  • G4Google Analytics (GA4)
  • AHAhrefs

What you get

  • Audit report
  • Prioritised backlog
  • 30/60/90 roadmap
  • Executive summary
Traffic drop after redesign

Organic traffic halves after a new site launch.

Compare old and new URL inventories, rebuild the redirect map, restore lost content and internal links.

Illustrative example
Is the audit demo on this page real?

No. It is a front-end simulation that illustrates how results are presented. It does not crawl the domain you enter.

How long does a real audit take?

From a few days for a small site to several weeks for large e-commerce or multi-market sites.

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