SEO Audit Services
An SEO audit is a prioritized diagnosis of how a website is discovered, crawled and understood, plus the pages that may not meet a real customer need. It is not a promise of a first-page result. The audit scope should state which URLs and signals were actually checked and which require Search Console, analytics or server access.
Separate tested signals from estimates
A crawler can test a page response, title, meta description, canonical, headings, internal links, robots directives and sitemap discovery. It cannot infer actual Google rankings or Search Console exclusions without authenticated data. State the crawl date, sample or URL coverage, limitations and any checks that were not possible.
- Record response codes and redirect chains
- Check canonicals, index directives and sitemap URLs
- Review titles, descriptions, headings and internal links
- Label unavailable ranking, analytics and server data clearly
Prioritize findings by impact and evidence
A long list of warnings is not a plan. Separate blockers such as accidental noindex directives or broken canonical routes from improvements such as heading clarity. Attach affected URLs and a reproducible observation to each recommendation, then estimate implementation effort and dependencies before scheduling changes.
- Fix crawl and index blockers before cosmetic suggestions
- Group duplicate symptoms that share one root cause
- Show example URLs and how each finding was tested
- Mark recommendations that need owner, developer or platform approval
Turn the audit into an implementation brief
Each accepted fix should have an owner, target URLs, a completion check and a way to confirm the change in production. Some recommendations affect templates or routing and should be tested across page types rather than edited one URL at a time. Keep the original crawl and final verification so later reviewers can see what changed.
- Define an acceptance test for each critical fix
- Test templates and representative URL groups
- Re-crawl after release and compare evidence
- Track indexing separately in the site owner’s Search Console
Scope and pricing
No fixed audit fee is confirmed. The quote depends on URL count, site complexity, access, crawl depth and whether implementation support is requested. The free website checker at /website-audit is a separate automated tool and is not a substitute for an agreed manual audit.
For every project, confirm inclusions, exclusions, content ownership, third-party charges, payment milestones and handover in a written quote. BuntyTech’s standard website prices are listed in the website cost guide.
How to move from brief to launch
- Agree on domains, URL scope, access and audit questions.
- Crawl and inspect the agreed technical and on-page signals.
- Deliver evidence, affected URLs, priorities and limitations.
- Re-test accepted changes against the stated acceptance checks.
Official technical references
Use these first-party documents to check current requirements; they do not guarantee rankings, inclusion or platform outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
Does an SEO audit show my Google rankings?
Not unless authenticated Search Console or other approved ranking data is provided and included in scope. A crawler report alone does not reveal Google’s live query positions.
Will an audit make every page get indexed?
No. An audit can identify technical and content barriers, but the search engine decides whether and when a page is indexed.
Is the free website audit tool the same as an SEO audit service?
No. The free tool checks a defined set of page signals automatically. A service audit has a separately agreed scope and should explain its URL coverage, evidence and access limits.
Related services and next steps
Review the related options that match your brief, then contact BuntyTech with your pages, required functions and preferred launch window.
