Crawling and indexing
Review the agreed parts of your site structure, robots directives, sitemaps, redirects, canonical signals and duplicate URLs. Identify barriers that may prevent important pages from being found or understood.
SEO services
Campaigns, search data and specialist advice.
SEO Audit Services with Actionable Priorities
Find the technical, content and keyword issues that deserve attention on your website. Discuss an SEO audit with a specialist and agree a review that gives your team clear next steps.
- Review your website and the questions you need answered
- Agree the scope, access and cost before the audit starts
- Separate recommendations from implementation work
Campaigns, search data and specialist advice.Tell us about your website
Share your website and what you want to improve. We will discuss the right approach before you commit.
A review built around your situation
What should your SEO audit investigate?
A traffic drop, a site migration and a new content strategy raise different questions. We define the depth and coverage of the audit around the decisions you need to make.
Content and search intent
Examine whether priority pages answer the searches they target. Review page titles, headings, internal links, overlapping topics and missing content around your products or services.
Keywords and competitors
Discuss your current visibility and the businesses competing for relevant searches. Match keyword opportunities with useful existing pages or gaps in your website structure.
Links and wider priorities
Consider the available link information and how off-site work fits your technical and content priorities. Distinguish the evidence available from areas that need further investigation.
A report your team can use
Connect each finding to a next step.
Agree the report format and review session before the work begins. Recommendations should explain the issue, the affected pages and the action required.
- Finding and evidence: what was observed and which pages or templates are affected.
- Priority: why the issue matters and which dependencies should be addressed first.
- Recommended action: a practical change for your content, SEO or development team.
- Ownership and validation: who should implement the change and how to check it afterward.
The final audit scope depends on your site size, platform and questions. Implementation, new content and an ongoing campaign are agreed separately.
From our case archive
What followed the audit in these campaigns.
The published stories describe technical findings, implementation, content and promotion together. Their traffic changes reflect the full campaigns.
Turkey · Turkish
Zayiflama
Turkish-language health and weight-management blog
Keyword research, client-written articles, technical recommendations and a link campaign supported a Turkish-language health information website.
Monthly organic visitors · before → after 4,113 18,092 4-month FullSEO comparison
342 keywords in Google TOP 10 at the reported endpoint.
Read the Zayiflama case
Chile · Spanish
MG Technologies
Technical support and IT outsourcing company
A technical audit, new service landing pages, Spanish-language content and a link campaign expanded search coverage for a Chilean IT services business.
Monthly organic visitors · before → after 70 587 6-month FullSEO campaign
105 keywords in Google TOP 10 at the reported endpoint.
Read the MG Technologies caseHistorical results from published Semalt case studies. These campaigns combined technical work, content and link building. Results vary by website and market; these figures describe the original campaigns.
Agree the review before it starts
How we approach your audit enquiry.
Understand the question
Share your domain, important pages and what changed or needs investigation. Your initial enquiry does not require a purchase.
Agree scope and access
Discuss the review coverage, required data, report format, timing and cost. Confirm who will implement the recommendations.
Review the priorities
Use the findings to decide the order of work. Discuss implementation or a campaign only where it supports the agreed goals.
Need an initial conversation before deciding on an audit? Start with a free SEO consultation.
Scope, access and next steps
Before your SEO audit.
How is an audit different from a free consultation?
The free consultation is an initial working conversation about your website and next steps. A separate audit has an agreed review scope, depth and deliverable. We discuss these and the cost before starting.
How much does an SEO audit cost?
The cost depends on the site size, platform, review depth and questions to investigate. Share your website so we can discuss the appropriate scope. The enquiry form does not charge you or order an audit.
What access do you need?
Your public website is enough for the initial discussion. The agreed audit may also need Search Console data, analytics or information from your developers. We establish the relevant access and coverage before work starts.
Does an audit include fixing the issues?
Implementation is a separate responsibility that must be agreed. The audit identifies findings and recommended actions; your team can use them, or you can discuss additional work with Semalt.
Can you audit an ecommerce website?
Yes, bring your store and its main questions to the discussion. Ecommerce review scope can include category and product targeting, duplicate URLs, indexing, metadata and content priorities, depending on your platform and requirements.
How long will the audit take?
Timing is agreed after defining coverage and the data needed. A small focused review and a large store investigation require different amounts of work. The specialist will discuss the delivery plan with you.
Turn your SEO questions into a defined review.
Tell us what you need to understand about your website. We will discuss the scope and the next step with you.
Discuss an SEO audit