A website audit that shows you exactly what to fix.
Most website audits hand you a hundred-item report with no clear priorities. As a website design company, we review your site the way we'd review our own work, and identify the handful of issues actually holding back your rankings and conversions — ranked by what matters most, so you know exactly what to fix first.
Technical and crawlability review
We check how search engines are actually able to crawl and index your site — broken links, redirect chains, duplicate content, and indexing errors that quietly cap how much of your site can even show up in search results.
Site speed and Core Web Vitals
Page load speed and Google's Core Web Vitals affect both rankings and conversion rate. We measure real performance (not just a single test score) and identify what's actually causing slowness — usually unoptimized images, render-blocking scripts, or bloated page builder code.
Mobile usability and on-page issues
We test how the site actually behaves on mobile devices — not just whether it's "responsive" — plus the on-page fundamentals (titles, headings, content structure) covered in more depth in our on-page SEO service.
Structured data and schema markup
Missing or broken schema markup means search engines can't display rich results — star ratings, FAQs, breadcrumbs — that improve click-through rate even at the same ranking position. We check what's implemented and what's missing.
A report ranked by actual impact, not audit-tool severity
Generic SEO audit tools flag hundreds of items at the same urgency regardless of real-world impact. We rank findings by what will actually move rankings or conversions, so a genuinely minor issue doesn't get the same priority as one costing you real traffic.
What people ask about site audit.
How long does a site audit take?
A full technical and on-page audit typically takes one to two weeks, depending on site size, and comes back as a prioritized report — not a raw data dump — so you know what to act on first regardless of who implements the fixes.
Do I need a full rebuild if the audit finds problems?
Rarely. Most audits surface fixable issues — misconfigured redirects, missing meta tags, unoptimized images, slow-loading scripts — that don't require rebuilding the site, just correcting. A full rebuild is only the right call when the underlying platform or structure itself is the constraint.
Will you fix the issues the audit finds, or just report them?
Both are available — some clients want the audit alone to hand to their existing developer, and others want us to implement the fixes directly. We'll always tell you honestly which issues are quick wins versus bigger undertakings.
What tools do you use for a site audit?
A mix of automated crawlers for technical issues, real-device testing for mobile and performance, and manual review for the things automated tools miss — like whether content actually answers the search intent it's targeting.
Ready to talk about site audit?
Call us directly, or send a few details through the contact form and we'll reply within one business day.