A sample audit
Indexing and crawl issues, redirects, thin or competing pages, title and heading problems, internal links, and the speed issues that are actually slowing the site down.
SEO
I look at what is stopping the site being understood, then I either hand you the list or do the fixes we agree. I do not sell a ranking.
Overview
An audit is a written list: what is broken, what I would change first, and what is not worth paying for. You can take that list to anyone.
Implementation is a separate quote. It covers the technical fixes and the on-page edits we named. New articles, if you want them, are priced on their own.
Details
No page-one promise. A short order of work.
Indexing and crawl issues, redirects, thin or competing pages, title and heading problems, internal links, and the speed issues that are actually slowing the site down.
Google Search Console, a site login, and hosting access if a redirect or a server setting is part of the fix. If you cannot grant one of those, I will say what I cannot check.
Plain notes: what I found, what I changed if you hired me to implement, and what I would leave alone. Not a monthly chart of positions.
Google Business Profile, consistent name and phone details, and whether a location page is doing a job or just repeating the homepage.
Bulk link packages. A promise of page one in 30 days. A pile of new blog posts before the technical problems are dealt with.
In practice
If the site is the problem, an audit will say so. Fixing titles on a site that needs rebuilding is the wrong spend. In that case the next step is a WordPress quote, not another SEO retainer.
The free HTTP, meta and robots tools are there if you want to look at one URL yourself before you write.
Outcomes
Pages that can be found and loaded.
Content that matches what people search for.
What to do next, in order.
Maps and GBP for nearby customers.
Send the URL and what you sell. I will say whether you need an audit, the fixes, or a new site.
Process
Look first, then fix, then measure.
Search Console, analytics, CMS login if I am implementing.
A ranked list of technical and content work.
Fixes in batches with notes on what changed.
Check coverage and queries. Plan the next useful step.
Fit
FAQ
Basics yes. Deeper campaigns are separate.
No.
Technical fixes can show in weeks. Competitive keywords often take months.
I focus on technical health, on-page and local first. Link work is only if we agree ethical outreach separately.
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Send the URL. I will tell you the first sensible step, including if that step is not SEO.