Separate indexing faults from content and competition problems.
Trace the full discovery path
We inspect how search engines reach your pages through navigation, contextual links, sitemaps and redirects. Important pages should return the correct status, expose readable HTML and nominate a consistent canonical URL. Staging pages and internal endpoints should stay out of the index.
Prioritize fixes by business value
A report with hundreds of warnings is not a development plan. We group findings by impact, affected templates and effort. Fixing a canonical error across key service pages can matter more than polishing a cosmetic warning on a low-value archive.
Verify implementation
After changes, we check representative URLs and templates for response codes, structured data, internal links and rendering. We use Search Console to follow discovery and indexing where access is available. A technically valid page is eligible to compete; it is not guaranteed to rank.
What an engagement can include
- Crawl and template review
- Robots, sitemaps and canonicals audit
- Redirect and status-code testing
- Prioritized developer action list
- Post-fix verification
Your written proposal confirms the exact deliverables, responsibilities, costs and exclusions.
How we get started
Share your objective, existing website or accounts, and the timeframe you have in mind. We’ll review the starting point, agree a practical scope and confirm what access or material is needed before work begins.
Common questions
Will an audit include development?
The proposal states whether it covers recommendations only or implementation as well.
Can you review a PHP or WordPress site?
Yes. We assess the public output and platform configuration relevant to the agreed scope.
