SEO and website growth
SEO website audit
An SEO audit turns observable website defects into prioritised tasks with a clear validation method.
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Defect evidence
An audit starts with an observable fact: a specific URL, journey, markup fragment, indexing data point, or test result. The issue must be reproducible and explain why it affects a user or search engine. This separates actionable work from automated warnings that need no intervention.
Priority and implementation task
For each defect, we record impact, change risk, development or content dependency, and a verification method. Priority belongs to constraints affecting important pages or blocking follow-on work, not to the loudest wording in a report.
Rechecking after release
A closed task is not necessarily a fixed defect. We compare the original issue and intended behaviour on the published page, in HTML, and in available observation data. When a template or route changed, adjacent page types join the control sample.
Scope and estimate
The estimate for SEO website audit depends on the existing structure, number of affected pages, and whether development work is required. The initial review defines task order and validation.
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Does the audit include implementation?
The audit provides evidence, priorities, and validation requirements. Implementation is agreed separately and may be done by the client team, the site developer, or QIO within a defined scope.
What access is needed?
It depends on the task. Observation data and publishing information are often enough; CMS or code access is requested only where it is needed to confirm a defect cause.