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SEO Audit Services

If you want an SEO audit that's practical (not a PDF full of theory), start here: Techpullers.

When traffic drops or rankings don't move, most websites don't have "one SEO problem."

They have a few silent blockers — indexing gaps, weak page targeting, internal link confusion, technical debt, or tracking errors.

This SEO audit is designed to find the real blockers, explain them in plain language, and give you a step-by-step priority plan to fix them.

Professional SEO Audit Dashboard - Techpullers

What is an SEO Audit?

An SEO audit is a structured review of your website's:

  • Crawl & indexing health (can Google access and trust your pages?)
  • Technical foundation (speed, mobile, architecture, errors)
  • Content & intent match (does each page answer what people search?)
  • Internal linking & structure (are your pages helping each other or competing?)
  • Tracking & conversions (are you measuring what matters?)

The output is not "advice." It's a roadmap.

5 SEO Audit Pillars

When You Should Get an SEO Audit

Get an audit if any of these are happening:

  • Rankings keep fluctuating without a clear reason
  • Your new pages are not indexing (or index, then disappear)
  • Traffic dropped after a redesign/migration/URL change
  • You have content, but it's not converting into enquiries/leads
  • Competitors are ranking with "weaker" content and you want to know why
  • Search Console shows issues (coverage, canonical, duplicate, redirect errors)

What You Get From Our SEO Audit (Deliverables)

You'll receive a report you can actually implement.

1) Priority Fix Roadmap (Impact First)

A clear action plan split into:

  • Critical (blocks crawling/indexing or damages performance)
  • High impact (likely to improve rankings fastest)
  • Medium impact (supporting improvements)
  • Optional (only after core fixes)
SEO Audit Checklist - Priority Roadmap

2) Technical SEO Findings (With Examples)

We check and document issues like:

  • Indexing & crawl path problems
  • Redirect chains / broken links
  • Canonical misalignment and duplicates
  • Sitemap + robots.txt issues
  • Speed and Core Web Vitals bottlenecks
  • Mobile UX and rendering issues
Technical SEO Crawl Visualization Map

3) Content + Page Targeting Review

You'll get clarity on:

  • Pages that are thin, repetitive, or missing intent depth
  • Which page should target which keyword cluster
  • Content gaps vs what's ranking today
Keyword Clustering and Page Targeting

4) Internal Linking & Structure Map

We identify:

  • Orphan pages (no internal links)
  • Pages competing against each other (cannibalization patterns)
  • Where internal links should be added to improve discovery and authority flow
SEO Internal Linking Structure Map

5) Tracking & Conversion Setup Check

We review:

  • GA4 + Search Console basics
  • Key events (forms, calls, WhatsApp clicks, purchases)
  • Whether your SEO traffic is actually tied to business outcomes

If you want to see how we present ongoing performance clearly, here's our format: Transparent SEO Reporting

Google Analytics 4 Conversion Tracking

Our SEO Audit Process (Timeline)

Step 1 — Access + Baseline (Day 1)

We review current performance and site status using:

  • Search Console signals (indexing + queries + page performance)
  • Analytics basics (channels + conversion paths)
  • Site architecture (important pages vs hidden pages)
SEO Audit Dashboard - Performance Analysis

Step 2 — Crawl + Technical Review (Day 2–3)

We check:

  • Crawlability, indexability, duplicates
  • URL structure and redirect quality
  • Performance bottlenecks and mobile issues

Step 3 — Content + Intent Review (Day 3–4)

We review your core pages:

  • Are they aligned to what users actually search?
  • Are headings/sections structured clearly?
  • Is content overlapping with other pages?
SERP Comparison - Content Analysis

Step 4 — Competitor Reality Check (Day 4–5)

We don't "copy competitors." We identify what's helping them win:

  • Page structure patterns
  • Content depth signals
  • Trust/authority cues

Step 5 — Roadmap + Next Actions (Day 5–7)

You get:

  • The priority fix roadmap
  • Page targeting + internal link plan
  • Implementation steps (what to do first, second, third)
SEO Audit Findings and Roadmap

What We Check Inside the Audit (Audit Scope)

Technical Checks

  • Crawl/index pathways
  • Canonicals + duplicates
  • Redirect chains, broken links
  • Sitemap/robots alignment
  • Performance and mobile usability
  • Basic structured data errors (if present)

Content & Intent Checks

  • Thin pages and repetitive sections
  • Missing topic coverage (gaps)
  • Weak CTR triggers (titles/meta patterns)
  • Page clarity for users and AI answers

Structure & Internal Links

  • Homepage → service page flow
  • Orphan pages
  • Overlapping intents (pages fighting each other)

Tracking & Conversion Measurement

  • GA4 events sanity check
  • Conversion flow issues
  • SEO pages that attract traffic but don't produce enquiries

After the Audit – What Happens Next?

You have two choices:

Option A — You Implement Internally

We deliver the roadmap and your team executes.

Option B — We Implement the Fix Plan

We can execute the roadmap with your developer (or ours), covering:

  • technical fixes
  • key page improvements
  • internal linking upgrades
  • tracking improvements

If you're also comparing monthly SEO plans, this page helps: SEO Packages & Pricing

FAQs

A full review of technical SEO, indexing/crawlability, content & page targeting, internal linking, and tracking—plus a prioritized fix roadmap.

You get a prioritized roadmap (critical → high impact → medium) with exact recommendations, examples, and what to fix first.

It's both. We run a technical SEO audit (crawl, index, speed, mobile, redirects) and a website SEO audit (content gaps, intent match, internal structure).

Most audits are delivered in 5–7 working days, depending on site size and complexity.

Ideally Google Search Console + GA4. If you don't have them, we can still audit, but access improves accuracy and prioritization.

Yes—only to benchmark what's working in your SERP (content depth, structure, trust signals), not to copy competitors.

Yes, implementation can be handled by your team or Techpullers. The audit is delivered in a format that's easy for developers/content teams to execute.

Typically every 6–12 months, and immediately after major site changes (redesign, migration, URL updates) or unexplained ranking drops.

Ready to Audit and Fix What's Holding You Back?

If rankings are unstable or leads are inconsistent, the solution isn't "more SEO."

It's better diagnosis + correct priorities.

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