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A website audit is a structured review of your website that finds what is wrong, what is missing and what to fix first. It covers speed, technical SEO, security, usability and code, and it ends with a plan, not just a list of problems.
A review of the areas that affect traffic, leads and sales, based on evidence from your own site.
Issues are sorted by how much they matter, so you fix the important ones first.
Each issue comes with a recommended fix and an idea of the effort needed.
Want a deeper dive on one area? See Core Web Vitals optimization or technical SEO.
An audit finds technical causes such as indexing problems, speed issues or broken pages.
Slow pages lose visitors and rankings, and an audit shows exactly why.
Weak calls to action, forms and page structure may be the cause. See why a website may not generate leads.
An audit tells you what to keep, what to fix and what to rebuild. See signs it is time for a redesign.
You get a clear picture of its condition before you invest in it.
A review only. Nothing on your site is changed.
You send the website address and, if possible, read-only access to Search Console and Analytics.
I go through the site in detail, using testing tools and a manual review on mobile and desktop.
You receive a written report with the issues found, ranked by priority, and the recommended fixes.
I explain the findings and answer your questions, so the report is easy to act on.
You choose: fix it yourself, share the report with your developer, or have me do the work.
If you want my help: Core Web Vitals optimization, website redesign or ongoing maintenance.
I send a fixed quote after a quick look at your site.
It depends on the size of the site, the platform and how deep the audit needs to go. I send a fixed quote after a quick look at your site, so you know the price before I start.
It depends on the size and complexity of the site. I confirm the delivery time when I send the quote.
The website address, and if possible read-only access to Google Search Console and Analytics. For a deeper technical audit, I may ask for temporary admin or hosting access.
No. The audit is a review only. Nothing on your site is changed unless you ask me to fix the issues afterwards.
A technical SEO audit looks at how search engines crawl and index your site. A website audit is wider and also covers speed, security, usability, code and conversion. For search-focused work, see technical SEO.
Yes, if you want. You can fix them yourself, give the report to another developer, or have me do it.
Yes. I review WooCommerce, Shopify and custom-built sites as well as WordPress.
Send me your website address. I will tell you what an audit would cover and what it costs.
