Crawling and indexing
Robots, sitemaps, canonicals, response codes and excluded pages, compared to Search Console data.
Technical SEO audit of the site
Analysis of technical obstacles to site visibility, with intervention priorities and indications for corrections.
A technical SEO audit examines how your website is crawled and indexed, along with its structure and performance, using the available data to support the findings.
You receive a report outlining issues and priorities. The proposal sets out the corrections, responsibilities and follow-up checks.
Identify obstacles to visibility
Pages excluded from the index, duplications, redirects and high loading times can limit the visibility of the site. The analysis allows us to identify causes and possible interventions.
We evaluate reports based on the impact on the project and the effort required to resolve them. The report can guide a specific intervention or path Continuous SEO.
What we check
Architecture and internal links
Page depth, internal links, duplication and cannibalization between pages competing on the same searches.
Performance
Core Web Vitals and mobile loading times, with technical causes and possible fixes.
Structured data and markup
Schema.org, titles, meta descriptions, headers and image attributes, verified page by page.
What you receive
- 01Audit report
- Site status explained in a way that is understandable even to non-technical people.
- 02Intervention plan
- Each issue with estimated impact, effort required, and recommended order.
- 03Operational specifications
- Precise instructions for those who intervene on the platform, if we don't take care of it.
- 04Final check
- Verification of the agreed corrections and detection of useful values for subsequent comparisons.
How the audit is carried out
- AccessWe define the necessary accesses and collect available Search Console, measurement and platform data.
- AnalysisComplete scan of the site and comparison with real indexing and traffic data.
- PrioritiesWe select what matters and sort it by impact, risk and effort.
- Technical workWe implement the agreed upon corrections or provide specifications, then verify their execution.
Frequently asked questions
When is it best to do a technical audit?
When organic traffic drops, before or after a migration, or to define site improvement priorities. Technical analysis also helps to set up subsequent interventions on content.
Do you need access to the site?
It depends on the depth required. Analyzing public pages and Search Console data is a starting point; any access to the platform is agreed on the basis of the checks and corrections envisaged.
Do you also follow site migrations?
Yes. In a migration we prepare the redirect map, verify the test environment and monitor indexing and traffic after the transition, which is the most delicate moment for visibility.
Is the audit a one-off?
The full audit yes; technical checks should instead be repeated periodically, because each update to the site can introduce new problems. We can include them in the service assistance.
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Let’s discuss your project
Tell us about your business, your goals and the tools you use. We will assess your requirements, define the work involved and prepare a proposal.