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Technical Audit for measurable traffic and leads

Technical SEO audit for indexing, speed, Core Web Vitals, site structure, crawl budget, and implementation priorities.

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Technical Audit at SEOquick

A technical audit shows what keeps a site from growing in search: pages that never make it into the index, slow templates, duplicates, errors left by migrations and redesigns. The output is not a crawler export but a hand-verified list of issues with priorities and a spec for your developer.

What we check

  • indexation, crawl budget, and canonical logic
  • Core Web Vitals, speed per template, and mobile behaviour
  • duplicates, templates, internal linking, and sitemap logic
  • schema.org, hreflang, redirects, and migration risks

How an audit differs from a crawler report

A report is generated in a minute, and it always contains false positives: URLs that left the site long ago, “broken” links that simply responded slower than usual. In an audit the longest part is not crawling but verifying every finding. That is why it takes several days to a week, depending on site size.

You can see what a crawler sees without us: the free website audit gives you an automated report in 30 seconds.

Work focus

What we strengthen in this service

Indexing and crawling

We compare what Google sees with what you want it to see: robots.txt, sitemaps, noindex, status codes, orphan pages. We work from Search Console data, not only from a crawler.

Speed and Core Web Vitals

We check LCP, CLS, and INP per template rather than on the homepage alone: category, product, article. You see which template drags the site down and what to fix in it.

Duplicates, canonicals, and hreflang

We look for pages competing with themselves: parameters and filters, language versions without reciprocal links, canonicals pointing to blocked or missing URLs.

Migrations and redesigns

Before a move we check the redirect map and what could drop out of the index. After it, we verify that commercial pages kept their traffic.

Proof

Results you can verify

We show real projects, not promises: how visibility, traffic, leads, and client trust changed after structured work with SEOquick.

What clients say
Team

Your project is led by practitioners, not layers of account managers

SEOquick keeps strategy close to the people doing the work: Nikolay leads SEO growth and quality control, while Anatolii strengthens projects with AI, GEO, and analytics. You see the reasoning, not just a task list.

Nikolay Shmichkov, SEOquick
CEO SEOquick · SEO Strategy

Nikolay Shmichkov

18 years in digital, 500+ articles, 6 podcasts, and regular online SEO/GEO sessions. He leads strategy, priorities, and final quality control.

Anatolii Ulitovskyi, SEOquick
Founder · AI & GEO Strategy

Anatolii Ulitovskyi

Founder of SEOquick and unmiss.com. He specializes in AI search, GEO, entity markup, llms.txt, and analytics systems for visibility in Google and LLMs.

Process

How the work runs

01

Crawl the site and connect Search Console

We run the site through our own tool and Screaming Frog and pull in GSC data. The crawl itself takes minutes.

02

Verify every finding by hand

The longest part of the audit. We open and confirm each error: crawlers make mistakes, and fixing a problem that does not exist costs a developer a week.

03

Sort by impact

Findings are split into critical, important, and cosmetic: what hurts indexing and leads, and what can wait.

04

Deliver the report and the developer spec

You get a prioritised report and a spec for your developer. The whole audit takes several days to a week, depending on site size.

Best fit

When this service creates the most impact

Traffic dropped or stalled

We rule out technical causes first: deindexed pages, a broken template, redirects left by someone's edit. That is cheaper than rewriting content on a hunch.

A redesign or migration is coming

An audit before launch costs less than recovering rankings afterwards. You get a list of what must not be lost in the move.

Developers do not know what to fix first

We write tasks a developer can pick up without a translator: the page, what is wrong, how to fix it, how to check the result.

A large site or a filtered catalogue

With thousands of pages, one template error multiplies. We check by template and count how many URLs each issue affects.

FAQ

Questions before kickoff

How much does a technical audit cost?

From $250 for a small site, from $500 for a corporate site, and from $700 for an online store. The price depends on size: more pages means more manual checking. If you also hire us for SEO, the audit comes at a 75% discount.

How long does it take?

Several days to a week. Crawling takes minutes; the rest is checking every finding by hand. A two-day audit usually means the verification step was skipped.

How is this different from the free check on your site?

The free tool shows in 30 seconds what a crawler found. It does not filter out false positives or decide where you specifically should start. That judgement is the paid part.

What do you need from us to start?

The site URL, read access to Google Search Console and GA4 if you have them, and a developer contact for questions. Admin access is usually not needed for the audit.

Who fixes what you find?

Your developer, working from our spec. If you hire us for SEO after the audit, implementation is handled as part of that work.

Does an audit guarantee traffic growth?

No. An audit shows what holds the site back and in what order to remove it. Results depend on how much of the list gets implemented, and how quickly.

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