Michael MitovSEO Web Developer

An SEO Audit Service That Ends in a Plan, Not a 90-Page PDF

A thorough review of your site’s technical health, content, local presence and competitors, turned into a short list of what to fix first and why.

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Automated SEO audit tools are good at producing long lists. They will flag hundreds of "issues", from missing alt text to long titles, all in the same shade of red. What they cannot tell you is which five things are actually stopping you from ranking. That judgement is what you pay a person for, and it is the core of my SEO audit service.

I review the site the way Google does and the way a customer does. Technically: crawling, indexing, speed, mobile and structured data. Content: whether each important page clearly answers the search it should rank for. Authority: the links and mentions you have compared with competitors. And, for local businesses, your Google Business Profile and citations.

You receive a short written report with an executive summary, the findings that matter, and a ranked action plan with effort estimates. We go through it together on a call. You can then implement it yourself, give it to your team, or ask me to do the work.

When it makes sense to call me

  • You are about to invest in SEO and want to know where to start
  • Rankings or traffic dropped and you do not know why
  • You are planning a redesign and want a baseline first
  • An agency is promising results and you want an independent view
  • You are buying a website or business and want due diligence
  • Your team needs a clear list rather than a tool export

What you get

  • Technical review

    Crawlability, index coverage, page speed, mobile usability, HTTPS and structured data.

  • Content review

    Keyword targeting, thin or duplicate pages, cannibalisation and missing topics.

  • Competitor comparison

    Who outranks you for your key terms, and what their pages and links have that yours do not.

  • Backlink profile

    Strength and risk of your current links, and realistic opportunities.

  • Local check

    Google Business Profile, reviews, categories and citation consistency where relevant.

  • Ranked action plan

    What to do first, second and third, with effort and expected impact.

How it works

  1. AccessRead-only access to Search Console and analytics, plus a short questionnaire.
  2. ReviewCrawl, manual page review, competitor and link analysis.
  3. ReportA concise written report with a ranked action plan.
  4. WalkthroughA call to go through the findings and answer questions.

Why work with me on this

Because I build and fix websites as well as audit them, my recommendations are realistic. I will not tell you to rebuild your navigation when a template change does the same job in an afternoon.

More about my background

Mihail has been effectively managing our web site, for the past 10+ years. He has not only been managing it, but he designed and developed it. On the web site he effectively implemented a catalog system and downloadable resources for the publications. We are very satisfied with the excellent quality of work that he has been doing for us.

Wendy E.Publisher, client for 10+ years

Client websites in related industries

All client work
ClientBusinessIndustryWebsite
Valley Tax GroupTax servicesAccounting, Legal & Professionalvalleytaxgroup.com (opens in a new tab)
Quo Vadis MinistryMinistryNonprofits, Churches & Associationsquovadisministry.org (opens in a new tab)
Green TimbersOrganizationNonprofits, Churches & Associationsgreentimbers.ca (opens in a new tab)
Sharma & Associates CPAAccounting firmAccounting, Legal & Professionalsharmacpa.ca (opens in a new tab)
SR Notary PublicNotary publicAccounting, Legal & Professionalsrnotary.ca (opens in a new tab)
Immigration CounselsImmigration consultingAccounting, Legal & Professionalimmigrationcounsels.ca (opens in a new tab)

Questions people ask

What is included in an SEO audit?

A review of technical health, on-page content, competitors, backlinks and (for local businesses) your Google presence, ending in a prioritised action plan.

How often should I get an SEO audit?

A full audit once a year is sensible for most small businesses, plus a quick check after any redesign, migration or sudden traffic change.

Do I need to give you access to my site?

Read-only access to Google Search Console and analytics makes the audit far more accurate. Admin access to the website is not needed for the audit itself.

Can you implement the recommendations?

Yes. Many clients ask me to carry out the plan as a fixed project or move on to monthly SEO consulting.

Talk to me about seo audit

A few lines about your site and what is bothering you is enough. You will get a reply from me within one business day: what I would look at first, and what it would roughly involve.

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