Access & scope
Days 1–2. Read access to Search Console, analytics and logs. We agree which templates matter.
Service · one-time
Technical SEO Audit
Two weeks, one crawl done properly, and a fix list your engineers can actually pick up — each item scored on effort against impact, not sorted alphabetically.
The problem this solves
Most B2B sites have never been crawled the way a search engine crawls them. The tooling in the marketing stack reports on rankings and sessions, which tells you that something is wrong but never what. Meanwhile the things actually capping growth — a render path that hides half the page from the crawler, a canonical strategy that consolidates the wrong URL, a crawl budget spent on faceted parameters — are invisible from that side of the org chart.
An audit closes that gap once. You end up with a written, measured account of what is wrong, what it is costing, and the order in which to fix it.
We need read access to Search Console and analytics, and server logs if you can export them. Everything else we can get by crawling. No agent, no script, and nothing installed on your site.
What's included
Ten deliverables, all of them written down and handed over.
- Crawl budget analysis — where crawlers spend their time on your site, and what that is displacing.
- Log-file review — actual crawler behaviour by user agent and template, where logs are available.
- Core Web Vitals audit per template type — field data from CrUX and lab data per page archetype, not a single homepage score.
- Indexation audit — submitted versus crawled versus indexed, with the reason for every gap.
- Canonical and hreflang audit — conflicting signals, self-referencing errors, and broken return tags.
- Internal linking architecture review — click depth, orphan pages, and where authority stops flowing.
- JavaScript rendering comparison — raw HTML against rendered DOM, so you know what the crawler really sees.
- Structured data validation — what is implemented, what is invalid, and what is missing entirely.
- Prioritised fix list — every finding scored on effort against impact, sequenced for your next two sprints.
- Recorded walkthrough and a 30-day follow-up check — context that survives handover, plus a re-crawl a month later.
Timeline
Two weeks from access granted to walkthrough delivered.
Crawl & collect
Days 3–6. Full crawl with rendering, log parsing, field data pull, structured data extraction.
Analyse & rank
Days 7–10. Findings written up, each scored for effort and likely impact, then sequenced.
Walk through
Days 11–14. Live session with your team, recorded, plus the written fix list and raw data.
From $2,500 One-time · two weeks · fixed scope
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Send us your domain. Before you commit to anything we will name the three technical problems most likely to be capping your organic growth.
15 minutes, no pitch deck.