Website + search foundations
Review important pages, internal links, indexing signals, and the clarity of the business information.


A useful audit starts a conversation: what is working, what needs a closer look, and which improvements deserve your attention.
Discuss my websiteTell us which services you want to grow, where your customers are, and what your current website or marketing is failing to do. We review that context alongside the available website and search evidence.
An audit should help you make a decision: what to fix first, what information is missing, and whether the next step is a targeted improvement, a redesign, or ongoing work.
We look for access and indexing issues, unclear service information, weak internal links, missing proof, mobile friction, and confusing inquiry paths. Where AI visibility is reviewed, the platform, question sample, and limitations must be clear.
The initial review identifies priorities. Detailed technical investigation, implementation, and continuing monitoring are scoped separately rather than implied by a free report.
Priorities are selected around your business, your current website, and the opportunities we can substantiate.
Review important pages, internal links, indexing signals, and the clarity of the business information.
Identify unanswered customer questions and ways to strengthen service explanations and proof.
Review how easily a visitor can understand the offer and contact the business.
Connect the findings to practical work, with deeper investigation where evidence is incomplete.
PROGRESS WITH CONTEXT
Review search visibility alongside qualified inquiries and website actions. Reports should state their dates, sources, and limits so decisions are based on useful evidence.
Use the findings from each review to choose the next improvements. The goal is a website and marketing program that can adapt as your priorities and customer behavior change.
No. The initial review helps identify meaningful opportunities and the next step. A deeper investigation, access to private reporting, repairs, and ongoing monitoring require an agreed scope.
Recommendations come first. Any implementation is defined and agreed separately, with development and testing appropriate to the work.
No. Technical SEO checks and AI-readiness observations are different from testing actual recommendations. Any AI visibility review should identify the platform, prompts, dates and sample size. A score alone is not proof of inquiries or revenue.