seo-audit

A technical SEO audit evaluates crawlability, indexation, robots.txt, XML sitemaps, canonicalization, and Core Web Vitals to identify search performance issues. It requires site URLs and optionally Search Console data to generate a prioritized, actionable recommendation plan.

An on-page SEO audit reviews title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, keyword targeting, internal linking, image optimization, and E-E-A-T signals. It diagnoses content quality issues and provides actionable recommendations to improve organic search performance.

Yes, SEO audits include tailored checks for e-commerce sites like faceted navigation and crawl budget, and local business sites like NAP consistency and Google Business Profile. It supports SaaS, e-commerce, blog, and local sites across full-site or page-level audits.

A comprehensive site audit uses crawl and speed diagnostics from PageSpeed Insights, Search Console, and the Rich Results Test. Providing access to site URLs and optional Search Console or analytics data improves the accuracy of the SEO audit.

Static fetches cannot reliably detect JavaScript-injected schema markup during an SEO audit. To verify structured data rendering and avoid missing schema markup issues, use dynamic rendering tools or the Rich Results Test instead of relying solely on static page fetches.

The best way to fix Core Web Vitals and crawlability issues is running a technical SEO audit that checks mobile-friendliness, HTTPS, URL structure, and page speed. It prioritizes technical foundations and delivers a targeted action plan to recover organic traffic.