seo-audit

A technical SEO audit diagnoses crawlability and indexation issues by checking robots.txt, XML sitemaps, canonical tags, and index coverage. It produces a prioritized action plan with specific fixes to remove blocks preventing search engines from accessing and ranking your pages.

An SEO health check identifies ranking drop causes by evaluating technical foundations, on-page optimization, and content quality. It reviews Core Web Vitals like LCP, INP, and CLS, then provides evidence-based prioritized findings to resolve the specific issues impacting your search performance.

Auditing on-page optimization involves evaluating title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure (H1/H2/H3), and keyword targeting alignment. The review checks internal linking quality and image optimization basics like alt text and compression to ensure your content aligns with search intent.

A static fetch SEO audit cannot reliably detect JavaScript-injected JSON-LD schema markup, which risks false negatives. To accurately detect schema, the audit recommends browser-based checks or Rich Results Testing instead of relying solely on static HTML source code fetching.

An SEO audit assesses content quality and ranking potential by reviewing E-E-A-T signals, content depth, freshness, and user engagement proxies. It identifies content gaps and prioritizes remediation steps to improve your site's authority and relevance in search results.

You should not rely on static HTML analysis for Core Web Vitals or technical SEO investigations when JavaScript renders critical page elements or schema. Static fetching misses dynamically injected content, so browser-based evaluation is required for accurate LCP, INP, and CLS measurements.