Technical SEO Audit
Great content cannot rank if search engines cannot crawl, render or index it properly. Technical issues quietly cap your traffic: wasted crawl budget, pages Google drops from the index, slow templates, broken structured data. AI crawlers are even less forgiving. This audit finds those blockers and turns them into developer-ready fixes.
What's included
- ✓Full crawl of the site with indexability, status codes, redirects and canonicals
- ✓Search Console coverage and crawl stats review
- ✓JavaScript rendering check for Googlebot and AI crawlers
- ✓Core Web Vitals and template-level speed review
- ✓Structured data validation and opportunities
- ✓Robots.txt, sitemaps and AI crawler access (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot)
- ✓Internal linking and site architecture review
- ✓International SEO and hreflang, if relevant
What you get
- →A prioritized issue list ranked by impact and effort
- →Developer-ready tickets with examples and acceptance criteria
- →Recommended site architecture and internal linking changes
- →A walkthrough call with your developers
Timeline
7–10 business days. Price: Request a quote
How it works
- 1
Crawl
I crawl the site and pull Search Console and log data where available.
- 2
Diagnose
Every issue is checked against real impact on indexing and traffic.
- 3
Prioritize
Findings are ranked so developers fix what matters first.
- 4
Hand over
Tickets plus a call with your dev team; I stay on hand for questions.
Results
FAQ
Do you need access to our code?
No. I work from a crawl, Search Console and, if possible, server logs. For JavaScript-heavy sites, staging access helps to verify fixes before release.
Do you check AI crawler access?
Yes. I check whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended can reach and render your key pages, because AI answers can only cite what those crawlers can read.
How big a site can you audit?
From small SaaS sites to tens of thousands of URLs. Large sites are audited by template, so findings scale across similar pages.
Will the fixes be understandable for developers?
Yes. Each issue comes with affected URLs, why it matters, the exact fix and how to verify it, written for developers, not SEO specialists.
What happens after the audit?
I can review fixes before release and re-crawl after launch to confirm the impact.