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Tell us about your website and what you want from it. We’ll review it and send you a free SEO audit — plus a clear quote for fixing what we find. No jargon, no pressure. Just a straight look at where your site stands.
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The audit
What your free SEO audit covers
This is the same review we run before quoting any project. Five areas, no fluff — each one tied to something you can actually fix.
Technical health
We check how Google actually sees your site: crawling and indexing in Google Search Console, page speed and Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, and your redirect and canonical setup. If something is stopping search engines from reading your pages properly, it shows up here first.
On-page fundamentals
Titles, meta descriptions, headings, and internal links all get a full pass. We also look for structured data gaps — Schema.org markup that could earn you richer search results — and for pages competing against each other for the same keyword.
Content and topical coverage
We look at whether your pages genuinely answer what searchers are asking, where thin content is holding you back, and which topics your competitors cover that you don’t. Every observation ties back to a keyword worth targeting, not vanity metrics.
Backlink profile
Using metrics like Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic Trust Flow, we assess the quality of the links pointing at your site — and flag the low-quality or irrelevant ones that may be dragging your authority down.
Local and ecommerce specifics
The audit matches the kind of site you run. For local businesses we look at your Google Business Profile and local citations; for stores, product and category page optimization on platforms like Shopify. One size never fits all.
Then we tell you what it all means
Findings are only useful if you understand them. Your audit comes as a plain-language write-up — what we found, why it matters, and what fixing it would involve. Keep it, share it with your developer, or ask us to handle it.
Is this for you?
Who the free SEO audit is for
Site owners who have never done SEO properly. You built the site, business is okay, but Google barely knows you exist. The audit shows you exactly where to start — and what to ignore.
Businesses burned by a previous agency. If you paid for SEO and got monthly reports full of numbers that meant nothing, an independent audit tells you what was actually done — and what still needs doing.
Stores and local businesses ready to grow. Shopify owners, service businesses, anyone competing in local search — the audit maps your biggest opportunities against what your competitors are already doing.
One thing the audit is not for: tire-kickers collecting free reports from ten agencies. We put real hours into every audit, so we ask for the same seriousness in return.
The process
What happens next
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You send your request
Fill in the form with your name, email, website, and the service you’re interested in. That’s all we need to get started.
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A specialist reviews your site
Someone from our team goes through your site’s technical health, on-page setup, and overall visibility — the same way we’d review it for a paying client.
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We put your audit together
You get a written rundown of what we found — real, readable observations you can act on, not a software printout.
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You receive your free audit
You get your free SEO audit from us directly — and a clear quote if you’d like us to fix what it uncovers.
Why we do this for free
Simple: an audit is the fastest way to show you how we think. We would rather earn your business with a useful piece of work than with a pitch deck. If your site is already in decent shape, we’ll tell you that too — and the findings are yours to keep either way.
Make it count
5 ways to get the most out of your free SEO audit
A free audit is only as useful as what you do with it. These five habits separate the site owners who turn an audit into rankings from the ones who file it away and forget it.
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Tell us the backstory, not just the URL
The request form is short on purpose — name, email, website, service — but context makes the audit sharper. If the site had SEO work before, went through a redesign or migration, lost traffic suddenly, or is brand new, say so. A site recovering from a bad agency relationship needs a different lens than a fresh store that has never been optimized. Anything you know about your goals and history helps us look in the right places first instead of spreading the review thin.
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Read it with whoever touches the website
Most audit findings need someone to implement them: a developer for technical fixes, a writer for content gaps, a store admin for product pages. Loop those people in before the audit arrives, not after. An audit that sits unread in one inbox changes nothing; the same findings in the hands of the person who can act on them start compounding the day they land.
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Ask why each finding matters
A finding without a reason is trivia. For every issue we flag, we explain the impact in plain language — what it costs you in crawlability, relevance, or trust, and what fixing it would involve. Hold any audit to that standard, ours or anyone else's. If a report lists 200 issues with no sense of which five actually move rankings, it was generated, not written.
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Weigh fixes against your goals, not a checklist
Not every issue deserves immediate attention, and the right order depends on the business. A local service company lives or dies by its Google Business Profile and reviews; a content site lives by topical depth; a store lives by category and product page strength. We rank findings by impact on your specific situation, and you should spend your budget in that order rather than working a generic checklist top to bottom.
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Name the competitors outranking you
If you know who keeps beating you in search results, say so in your request — even just one or two names. A competitor gap analysis against the sites actually outranking you is far more useful than generic advice: it shows which keywords they win, where their authority comes from, and what content of yours needs to beat theirs. Without names, we benchmark against the obvious players; with them, the audit gets personal in the best way.
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Keep the audit even if you never hire us
The findings are yours, no strings attached. Use them to brief your in-house team, hand them to your developer as a work list, or hold them up against another agency's proposal to see who actually looked at your site. A genuinely useful audit has value regardless of who implements it — and if our review earns your trust along the way, the quote is right there when you're ready.
Questions about the quote process
Everything you might want to know about our free SEO audit before you send your request.