Answers to the questions we are asked most often about SEO audits and how we work.
A complete audit reviews technical accessibility, indexing, site structure, page performance, content quality, search intent, local signals, backlinks, and competitor positioning. The final scope is adjusted to the size of your website and the goals of your business.
Most audits take between two and four weeks from the initial briefing to the final review. Larger websites, multi-location businesses, or sites with complex technical problems may require longer.
We can provide implementation support or work alongside your existing developer, marketer, or agency. Some clients only need the audit and action plan, while others ask us to manage selected improvements.
Yes. We review technical changes, indexing, content, links, competitors, tracking, and known search updates to identify likely causes. We then separate urgent recovery actions from longer-term improvements.
No responsible SEO consultant can guarantee a specific ranking. We provide evidence-based recommendations designed to improve relevance, accessibility, authority, and the overall quality of your search presence.
Yes. We regularly work with independent businesses and small teams, and we adjust the scope so the recommendations are realistic for the available time and budget.
Yes. A pre-launch audit can identify crawling, redirect, content, tracking, and migration risks before they affect visibility. Early review is usually easier and less costly than correcting problems after launch.