seo-audit

An SEO audit identifies crawlability, technical foundations, on-page optimization, content quality, and authority gaps preventing pages from ranking. It evaluates indexation problems, meta and heading defects, thin content, and internal linking or keyword cannibalization issues.

A technical SEO audit evaluates crawlability and indexation foundations by reviewing robots directives, sitemaps, canonicals, and redirects. It also checks Core Web Vitals performance, mobile readiness, and security basics to ensure search engines can properly access and index the site.

On-page SEO review checks title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, image alt coverage, and internal linking quality. It identifies keyword-to-page targeting conflicts and keyword cannibalization issues to ensure each page targets the correct search intent without competing against other pages.

To fix thin or low-trust content, an SEO audit applies E-E-A-T and content-depth heuristics to flag low-quality patterns. It prioritizes remediation by outputting structured findings with evidence and specific fixes to improve content trust and depth.

Yes, an SEO audit applies to both whole-site and scoped-page investigations. You can target specific pages to diagnose localized indexation problems, meta or heading defects, thin content, and internal linking issues without auditing the entire domain.

Search Console data is leveraged alongside operational context and existing product marketing context to perform the audit. The output provides an executive summary plus prioritized remediation steps with evidence, categorized from critical issues to quick wins.