Most audits are sold by the page. Ours is judged on whether your developer can pick it up on Monday and start working. Every finding comes with the fix, the reason it matters and where it sits in the queue.
Every URL crawled and compared against what Google has in its index, so we find the pages it never reached.
Core Web Vitals on real templates, not a single homepage score that hides the rest of the site.
Titles, headings, internal links and keyword overlap between pages competing with each other.
Whether your schema validates, describes the right entity and is eligible for rich results.
Where your authority comes from, and whether any of it is the kind that invites a penalty.
What the sites above you have that you do not, expressed as work rather than as envy.
Search Console and analytics access, plus a crawl of the live site.
Findings gathered, verified by hand, and checked against real index data rather than tool defaults.
Ordered by traffic at stake, not by how easy each item is to tick off.
A working list your team or ours can start on immediately, with the reasoning attached.
A good audit ends with a prioritised list of jobs, not a PDF of warnings. It should cover crawling and indexing, speed, on page structure, structured data, the backlink profile and competitors, and every finding should carry the reason it matters and the fix. If you cannot hand it to a developer on Monday, it is a report rather than an audit.
Australian sites often carry the same three faults: no valid sitemap, duplicate title tags from a theme, and images served far larger than needed.
Most audits list findings by severity score. We order by how much traffic each fault is costing, which is a different list.
Tool exports contain false positives. Every finding in ours is checked against what Google has actually indexed.
The 7 day growth plan is this audit, given away. You keep it whether you hire us or not.
No invented testimonials anywhere on this site. Where results were not verified, we say so on the page.
Two months of local SEO for an Australian local business, measured year on year.
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