A technical SEO audit that ends with the fixes applied, not a PDF
Most audits hand you a 60 page report and an invoice. This one hands you a fixed site. We crawl the property, rank every issue by traffic impact, then spend two weeks applying the fixes in the code with a before and after crawl to prove it.
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Last updated · Reviewed by Ali Yasin Jatoi
What happens in the first 30 days
No discovery phase that bills for a month. Work starts in week one and you see the crawl evidence for every claim.
- Full crawl of every indexable URL plus log level status code review
- Index coverage reconciled against Search Console: excluded, crawled not indexed, discovered not indexed
- Redirect chains and loops flattened to a single hop
- Canonical, hreflang, and pagination logic verified page type by page type
- Orphan pages found and either linked properly or deliberately removed
- Core Web Vitals measured on real templates, then fixed at the template level
- Structured data validated so nothing throws errors in Google's parser
- A ranked issue list with the fixes marked done, and the remainder scoped and priced
What you are actually buying
Ranked by traffic impact
Issues are ordered by the sessions they touch, so a broken canonical on your top page outranks a missing alt tag on a 2019 post.
Fixes in the repository
Redirects, canonicals, robots rules, sitemap logic, and schema go into the code, not into a list of recommendations.
Before and after crawl
Two crawl exports so you can verify every claim we make, without taking our word for anything.
Search Console hygiene
Sitemap submission, parameter handling, and validation runs started on the fixed issues so Google recrawls sooner.
Handover for your developer
If you have an in house team, they get the diff and the reasoning, not a vague ticket.
The honest limit: Scoped to one property and one crawl. If that crawl surfaces more than forty hours of work, we tell you the number before we start, not after. A technical sprint removes what is holding the site back. It does not create demand for pages nobody searches for.
You have had an audit before and nothing changed
That is the normal outcome, because the audit and the fixing are usually sold by different people. The report lands, the developer queue swallows it, and six months later you buy another audit. Here the same engineer writes the findings and pushes the fix, so nothing lives in a document waiting for someone else's sprint.
On our own property, technical and schema fixes alone took impressions past 13,000 a month and clicks from 2 to 56 inside thirty days, before a single new backlink landed.
Send me the site, I will find 3 fixesQuestions buyers actually ask
What is included in a technical SEO audit?
A crawl of every indexable URL, index coverage reconciliation against Search Console, status code and redirect chain review, canonical and hreflang verification, pagination logic, orphan page detection, Core Web Vitals on real templates, structured data validation, and robots and sitemap review. In our version, the fixes for those findings are included in the same price.
How much should a technical SEO audit cost?
Report only audits typically run $500 to $5,000 depending on site size, and the fixes are billed separately after that. Ours is $349 because the audit is not the product. The fixed site is the product, and the crawl is just how we find the work.
How long does a technical SEO audit take?
The crawl and analysis take two to three days. The fix sprint runs two weeks. Google then needs several crawl cycles, typically two to six weeks, before index level changes settle.
What is index bloat and why does it matter?
Index bloat is Google holding thousands of low value URLs from your site: attachment pages, tag archives with one post, search result pages, paginated duplicates. It splits your crawl budget and dilutes the topical signal, so your real pages get crawled less often. Removing it is usually the fastest structural win on a WordPress site.
Do you fix Core Web Vitals as part of the audit?
Yes, at the template level, which is where the fix compounds. We target render blocking assets, oversized images, layout shift from ads and embeds, and unused CSS from page builders. We do not chase a perfect score, we chase passing thresholds on the templates that earn money.
Will this help if my traffic dropped suddenly?
Often, yes. Sudden drops usually trace to something mechanical: a noindex shipped by accident, a robots rule, a migration that lost redirects, or a canonical pointing at the wrong URL. Those show up in the first crawl. If the drop traces to a core update instead, the audit tells you that too, and we will not sell you a sprint that cannot fix it.
Do I need this if I already have a care plan?
A care plan keeps the site online, updated, and backed up. It does not restructure canonicals or remove index bloat. They solve different problems, and clients who run both get one engineer accountable for the whole surface.
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We crawl the site, read what Search Console will show us, and reply with the three fixes that would move the needle first. If you want the paid version, the $149 diagnostic credits toward month one.
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