Start with evidence
Review representative service, category and content URLs alongside available Search Console information and the website’s current structure.
SEO Audit
Know what to fix before you spend more.
Get a focused review of your website’s search and enquiry journey, with priorities you can use to plan the next engagement.
The Valley Connect · Report excerpt
Explore the selected reportsPrices cover the listed scope. Additional work and external costs are quoted separately.
A practical approach
An audit that leads to an actionable fix list.
Findings become useful when they identify affected pages, business impact and a practical way to check the repair.
Distinguish indexed and live states
Search Console’s URL Inspection tool can show information about an indexed URL or test its current state. Those views answer different questions.
Prioritise and assign
Group findings by urgency, impact and dependency. Give the implementation team a specific action and an acceptance check for each priority.
Audit scope, implementation and follow-up validation are defined separately so responsibilities remain clear.
Platform reference: Google Search Console: URL Inspection
SEO Audit
What we’ll deliver.
Review up to 250 URLs and turn the findings into ten evidence-backed priorities your team can act on.
- You want an independent starting point.
- Previous audits produced long lists without priorities.
- You need to know which findings require development or content work.
Set the audit questions
Confirm the website, priority services, access and the concerns the review should answer.
How we check it
Agree the URL sample and identify unavailable data before analysis.
Inspect search and page evidence
Review technical, content and local signals in the context of the enquiry journey.
How we check it
Validate findings against affected pages rather than forwarding unreviewed tool warnings.
Prioritise ten findings
Describe the issue, business relevance, recommended fix and acceptance check.
How we check it
Assign impact, effort and dependencies so the team can decide what to do first.
Explain the implementation roadmap
Walk through the audit and resolve one round of clarification.
How we check it
Record which findings need development, content or access work; implementation is scoped separately.
Your handover
Audit with affected URLs, impact/effort roadmap, a sixty-minute review and one clarification round.
Included scope and boundaries
- Up to 250 URLs
- technical/content/local sampling
- 10 prioritised findings with URL evidence
- impact/effort roadmap
- one 60-minute review
- one clarification round
Outside this scope: Implementation, exhaustive large-catalogue review, private competitor data and ranking guarantees
Scope and investment
Plan the work and the budget together.
$500 – $1,250 / audit
7–10 business days after access
Additional costs
One-off; implementation quoted separately
What changes the cost?
More URLs/templates, multiple properties and rendering complexity raise scope
Working with your budget
If the full scope is beyond your budget, we’ll prioritise the most useful work and agree a smaller first phase with you.
What we need from you
- Website
- concern
- available analytics/access
Share what is available. We’ll identify any missing access or inputs during scoping.
Published prices apply to the listed scope. Deliverables, timing, revisions and external costs are confirmed before work starts.
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An example audit finding
An illustrative delivery approach to help you review the scope. This is a planning example, not a client case study.
| Stage | Example work | Acceptance or decision |
|---|---|---|
| Finding | An important service page is absent from the main service navigation. | Verify that the page is useful, current and intended for discovery. |
| Recommendation | Add a descriptive link from the relevant service hub and related pages. | Assign a content owner; review link wording in context. |
| Acceptance | The link resolves to the intended page and can be followed without JavaScript. | Record the change; monitor discovery separately from enquiries. |
From the supplied reports
A closer look at the reports.
Explore the screenshots and open each project’s case study for context. Select an image to inspect it in the viewer.
Google Search Console
The Valley Connect
Organic search activity
Search performance as captured in the supplied report; filters and figures are unchanged.
On-page SEO
USA Security & Protection Group
Titles, descriptions and canonical URL
A page-level metadata check showing the title, description, indexability and canonical URL.
PageSpeed Insights
USA Security & Protection Group
Mobile page experience
A mobile test snapshot with the original performance and page-quality scores.
Rich Results Test
USA Security & Protection Group
Structured data validation
The test result and detected structured-data items shown in the supplied report.
Google Search Console
USA Security & Protection Group
Sitemap processing status
The submitted sitemap’s processing result and discovered-page count.
Google Search
RoLik Plumbing
A service page in search
The captured search result for a plumbing service query; rankings vary by location and time.
Each image is a separate report excerpt. Reporting windows and filters may differ; screenshots alone do not establish sales, growth or an ongoing ranking.
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- Keep a local profile accurate
Profile setup, posts and review workflows.
- Improve website discovery
Ongoing service-page and search work.
- Implement agreed technical fixes
A bounded development sprint.
Before you decide
Questions worth asking.
What will I receive, when, and who implements the fixes?
You receive an audit of up to 250 URLs, ten prioritised findings with impact and effort, a review call and one clarification round. Each actionable finding should show the affected page, evidence, recommended change and acceptance check. Implementation is excluded from the audit price; use your developer or agree a separate fix sprint.
What does a useful finding look like?
It identifies a specific issue and the page or template affected, explains the business relevance and gives a testable fix. The example below shows that structure. A tool warning without validation is not a completed recommendation.
Can the audit become an implementation plan?
Yes: assign each accepted finding an owner, dependency and release stage. Confirm implementation effort after access and code review; the audit estimate is not an unlimited development commitment.
What is the starting budget and what is separate?
$500 – $1,250 / audit. One-off; implementation quoted separately These are published USD prices. The written quote must state the complete cost, payment schedule and applicable taxes.
When can the work begin and what do you need from me?
7–10 business days after access. To scope the work, prepare: Website; concern; available analytics/access. The schedule starts after the required access, inputs and approvals are ready.
How are revisions, extra work and support agreed?
Use the listed deliverables and exclusions as the starting point. The quote must state acceptance checks, review rounds, payment stages, cancellation arrangements and any ongoing support. Requested additions need an agreed cost and schedule before implementation.
Getting started
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