Here’s what a technical audit is for: finding the handful of issues actually costing you traffic. Eight years across 100+ projects taught me technical problems are rarely exotic. Usually a few unglamorous issues compounding quietly for years. The value isn’t finding 200 issues. It’s knowing which five matter.

Most SEO audit services compete on thickness — 200 findings, 90 pages. I compete on truth: the five issues actually costing you traffic, validated by hand, explained so your developer can act.

What Does a Technical SEO Audit Include?

A technical SEO audit examines crawlability, indexation, rendering, internal linking, site architecture, page performance, and structured data to identify issues affecting search visibility. You’ll also see this called a website audit, a site audit, or an SEO tech audit. Mine adds manual validation and prioritization: which findings actually cost you traffic, in language your developer can act on.

What I Check

• Crawlability and internal linking: robots.txt, crawl patterns, orphaned pages, buried money pages. Crawl budget analysis for large sites.
• Indexation: index bloat (thousands of thin pages) is a common silent killer.
• Rendering: what Google actually sees versus what visitors see. I check the rendered DOM, not just the source code.
• Site speed: what actually moves the needle. Our agency site scores 92/100 on mobile in PageSpeed Insights (checked Oct 2026). I’ll tell you which fixes are worth it and which are cosmetic.
• Mobile usability: real rendering and interaction issues on phones.
• Structured data: validated properly, matching visible content.
• Architecture and hreflang for international setups. Relevant for some of my PK, Gulf, and US clients.

What You Get

1. Prioritized findings: critical, high, medium, ordered by expected traffic impact.
2. Plain-language explanations your developer can implement.
3. A walkthrough call with you and your developer.
4. Implementation support: my team under my direction, or I review your developers’ work.

What I Won’t Do

• Hand you an automated report and call it an audit.
• Pad findings to look thorough. If your foundation is solid, I’ll tell you.
• Recommend a rebuild when targeted fixes will do.

How It Works

Scope call, then a 1–2 week audit — my team runs the crawls and manual checks, I review the analysis and sign off on every finding — then the report plus walkthrough, then implementation. Fixed price, quoted after the intro call.

FAQs

Why pay for this instead of using free tools?

Tools surface data. The value is judgment about which findings actually cost you traffic, and manual checks that separate real problems from false positives.

Do you implement the fixes?

Implementation can be scoped separately through my team, or I can review fixes completed by your developers. The audit itself includes prioritized findings and a walkthrough.

How often should I get one?

After major site changes; otherwise every 12–18 months.

Want a technical audit from someone who’s done this 100+ times? Contact me — I reply within one business day.