Does the audit include keywords and competitors?

The core audit focuses on the current site’s technical and structural condition. Deeper keyword and competitor research can be added as a separate phase for content and growth strategy.

Can you implement the fixes as well?

Yes. We can implement technical and structural improvements ourselves or prepare precise tasks for your development team.

Is an SEO audit needed before a website redesign?

Yes, especially if the existing site already has organic traffic or rankings. The audit helps preserve valuable URLs, plan 301 redirects and reduce unnecessary loss of organic visibility.

How quickly do SEO improvements show results?

It depends on the issue, competition and Google recrawling. Technical fixes may be reflected sooner, while content and ranking improvements usually accumulate gradually.

Do you guarantee specific Google rankings?

No. No agency can responsibly guarantee a specific organic position. We commit to clear analysis, priorities and technically sound optimisation work.

How much does an SEO audit cost?

A website SEO audit starts from 240 EUR + VAT. For online stores and multilingual websites it starts from 400 EUR, because there are more page types and language versions to check. The price depends on the number of pages, the number of languages and whether you add keyword and competitor research.

How long does an SEO audit take?

Usually 1-2 working days from when we receive access. We walk you through the results in a 30-60 minute meeting.

Do you offer a free SEO audit?

A full audit takes 4-8 hours of work, so it is a paid service. For free, we offer a short check and 15 minutes call or an answer in email - so you can see whether a full audit is worth it or neccessary.

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SEO audit that shows what to fix first

We identify technical, structural and content barriers limiting organic visibility and turn them into a prioritised action plan.

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Not hundreds of errors - clear priorities

An automated tool can flag hundreds of technical signals but cannot tell you which ones matter most to your business. Our audit combines Search Console, analytics, crawl data and manual review to identify what actually affects indexing, rankings and organic customer acquisition.

When an SEO audit is needed

An SEO audit is suitable for businesses that need to identify technical, structural or content-related blockers limiting organic visibility and website optimization results.

The website is not receiving organic traffic

Pages are not appearing in Google, rankings are not improving or traffic is declining, but it is unclear whether the reason is technical, structural or content-related.

Website redesign or migration is planned

Before changing design, CMS, domain, language setup or URL structure, existing rankings, redirects, indexation and SEO risks need to be reviewed.

The multilingual website has hreflang issues

Language versions compete with each other, Google shows the wrong language or hreflang logic is not connected correctly between pages.

An SEO action plan is needed

Before content, link building or technical development, it is important to understand which improvements will have the highest impact and in which order to implement them.

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Real examples of how technical fixes, a clearer site structure and stronger service page content moved Google rankings and organic leads. Projects where SEO auditing and optimisation were part of the work - from technical clean-up to migrations without losing rankings.

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What the SEO audit includes

The SEO audit is adapted to the website technology, structure, language versions, current visibility and business goals.

Technical SEO

We check whether Google can access and index important pages. We identify broken links, incorrect redirects, duplicate URLs, and performance issues.

Structure and content

URL and page hierarchy, internal links, headings, metadata, content overlap and search intent.

Multilingual SEO

We check that language versions are correctly linked and that search engines can identify the page intended for each audience.

Priorities and implementation

Action plan for development and content; where needed, we implement fixes or hand them to the client team.

EO optimisation after the audit

The audit is the first step. After it, we can carry out the fixes ourselves: technical SEO (indexing, redirects, canonicals, page speed), site structure and internal linking, meta data and rewriting service page content. For long-term SEO optimisation, we offer monthly work with a clear task list and a report on rankings and clicks.

Technical approach

For SEO audits, we use Google Search Console, GA4, Screaming Frog, PageSpeed/Lighthouse, Ahrefs ranking data and manual technical review. Depending on the project, we analyse indexation, URL structure, redirect logic, canonicals, hreflang, internal links, metadata, Core Web Vitals and content hierarchy.

The audit result is not only an error list. It is a prioritised technical and structural action plan that can be used for website improvement, migration, redesign or SEO strategy planning.

How the SEO audit works

The work starts with reviewing website goals, current visibility, technology and key risks, so the audit focuses on improvements that can actually be implemented.