Professional SEO Audits

Find Out Exactly Why Your Website Is Not Ranking — And How to Fix It

Most websites have dozens of hidden SEO issues that are quietly costing them rankings, traffic, and revenue every single day. Our SEO Audit service uncovers every one of them — from critical technical errors to missed content opportunities — and delivers a clear, prioritised action plan so you know precisely what to do next.

 

200+

Audit Points Checked
 

4000+

Websites Audited
 

40+

Standard Delivery
 

9 in 10

Sites Have Critical Issues
 

+68%

Avg Traffic Lift Post-Fix
 
What Is an SEO Audit

A Complete Health Check for Your Website's Search Performance

An SEO audit is a systematic examination of every factor that affects how well your website performs in search engine results. It goes beyond surface-level checks — analysing the technical infrastructure, content quality, on-page optimisation, backlink profile, user experience signals, and competitive positioning of your entire website.

Think of it as a medical examination for your website. Just as a check-up identifies health issues before they become serious problems, an SEO audit identifies ranking barriers before they cause further traffic loss, missed revenue, and competitive disadvantage.

The output of a great SEO audit is not a list of problems — it is a prioritised, actionable roadmap that tells you exactly what to fix, in what order, with what expected result. That is what every audit we deliver contains.

 
When Do You Need an SEO Audit?

Traffic Has Dropped Unexpectedly

A sudden or gradual decline in organic traffic is one of the clearest signals that something is wrong. An audit identifies the root cause — whether it is a Google algorithm update, a technical regression, or a content quality issue.

You Are Starting a New SEO Campaign

Before investing in link building, content creation, or any other SEO initiative, an audit establishes your current baseline and ensures your technical foundation is solid enough to support the work you are about to do.

Before or After a Site Migration

Website redesigns, platform changes, and domain moves are leading causes of ranking loss. An audit before migration prevents errors being introduced, and an audit after migration catches any issues before they compound.

Rankings Have Plateaued

If your organic traffic has been flat for months despite producing new content, an audit typically uncovers structural issues — thin content, cannibalisation, or technical problems — that are capping your growth potential.

New Website Launch

A brand-new website should be audited before and shortly after launch to confirm that the build has not introduced indexation issues, missing metadata, or structural problems that would limit rankings from day one.

Audit Options

Challenges That Standard SEO Cannot Solve

We offer three audit types — each designed for a different scale, budget, and level of detail. Every audit includes a prioritised issue report and implementation guidance.

 

Quick Diagnosis

A focused diagnostic covering the highest-impact SEO factors for small to medium websites. Ideal for businesses that need a fast assessment of their current situation and want to identify the most urgent issues to address immediately.

Small businesses, new websites, quick health check

Full SEO Audit

A complete, in-depth audit covering all 200+ SEO factors across technical, content, on-page, off-page, and competitive dimensions. Every issue is identified, classified by severity, explained in plain language, and paired with a specific fix instruction.

 

Enterprise SEO Audit

Purpose-built for large websites with tens of thousands of pages, international markets, complex CMS environments, and multiple business units. Delivered with developer-ready specifications, revenue impact modelling, and a stakeholder presentation.

Large organisations, enterprise sites, complex migrations
 
Audit Scope

200+ Checks Across Every Dimension of SEO

Our audits analyse every factor that search engines use to evaluate, crawl,
index, and rank your website. Nothing is left unchecked.

 

Crawlability & Indexation

Robots.txt configuration & directives XML sitemap accuracy and submission status Crawl budget analysis and waste identification Noindex directives — correct and accidental Canonical tag implementation and conflicts Index coverage report review (GSC) Orphan pages not linked from any URL Crawl trap identification and removal plan Pagination and faceted navigation handling

Page Speed & Core Web Vitals

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) score Interaction to Next Paint (INP) score Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) score Time to First Byte (TTFB) measurement Render-blocking JavaScript and CSS Image format, compression, and lazy loading Third-party script performance impact Server response time and hosting review Browser caching and CDN configuration

On-Page Optimisation

Title tag uniqueness, length, and keyword use Meta description quality and uniqueness H1–H6 heading structure and hierarchy Target keyword presence and placement Internal linking structure and anchor text Image alt text coverage and quality URL structure and readability Schema markup implementation review Open Graph and social meta tag status Content-to-HTML ratio per key page

Content Quality & Duplication

Thin content detection (pages below threshold) Duplicate page content identification Near-duplicate and boilerplate content Keyword cannibalisation across pages Content freshness and last-updated dates E-E-A-T signals — author, expertise, trust Topical coverage gaps vs competitors FAQ and structured answer content Product and category page content depth User intent alignment for key landing pages

URL, Links & Redirects

Broken internal links (404 errors) Broken external links damaging UX Redirect chains and loops identification HTTP to HTTPS redirect consistency www vs non-www canonicalisation URL parameter handling configuration Link equity distribution to key pages Orphaned pages with no internal links Over-linked pages diluting crawl priority

Mobile, Security & International

Mobile-first indexing readiness Responsive design validation across viewports Tap target size and spacing compliance HTTPS implementation and SSL status Mixed content warnings on secure pages Intrusive interstitial and popup penalties Hreflang implementation for multi-language sites Geo-targeting settings in Search Console Language and country targeting consistency Structured data for local and international pages

Common Questions

SEO Audit — Frequently Asked Questions

How is your audit different from a free SEO tool like Semrush or Screaming Frog?

Free and paid tools produce automated reports based on crawl data. They are excellent at flagging technical signals but cannot perform manual analysis, assess content quality in context, evaluate whether an issue is actually impacting your specific rankings, or produce a prioritised implementation roadmap. Our audit combines automated crawl data with manual expert analysis — adding the contextual interpretation, business impact framing, and specific fix guidance that no automated tool can provide. The result is a document your team can implement immediately rather than a spreadsheet they have to interpret themselves.

Our Rapid Health Check is delivered within 48 hours of receiving site access. Our Full SEO Audit is delivered within 5 business days. Our Enterprise SEO Audit is delivered within 10 business days. These timelines are guaranteed — we do not overbook our audit capacity so we can always meet our commitments. The clock starts from the moment you provide all required access, not from the date of order.
For a Full SEO Audit we need read-only access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 for your website, along with the domain name and your top 3 to 5 organic competitors. This is the minimum required for a comprehensive audit. For the Enterprise Audit we additionally request server log file access if available, as log file analysis provides deeper crawl behaviour insight than automated crawlers alone. All access is used in strict confidence and you can revoke it at any time after delivery.
Yes — and many clients choose this path. After delivering the audit, we can transition directly into an implementation engagement where our technical SEO and content teams carry out the recommended fixes on your behalf. Alternatively, we can provide your internal developers and content writers with the detailed specifications they need to implement changes themselves. Many clients also choose a hybrid approach — having us handle technical fixes while their team handles content improvements.
For most actively-managed websites, we recommend a full SEO audit once every six to twelve months, plus a rapid health check after any significant website change — platform migration, major redesign, CMS update, or domain change. For enterprise websites, a continuous monitoring setup with quarterly deep-dive reviews typically replaces standalone annual audits, since the scale of these sites makes regular monitoring more practical than infrequent point-in-time audits.
In most cases, yes. Traffic drops are typically caused by one of a small number of root causes — a Google algorithm update penalising thin or low-quality content, a technical change that accidentally blocked crawling or indexation, a site migration that broke redirect chains, or a competitor improvement that overtook your positions. Our audit is specifically structured to identify these root causes. We also analyse your Google Search Console data against known algorithm update dates to identify whether your traffic pattern correlates with a specific Google update — which informs the exact type of recovery action needed.

Ready to Find Out What Is Holding Your Website Back?

Order your SEO audit today. Delivered within 48 hours with a full prioritised action plan — and a walkthrough call so your team knows exactly what to do next.

 

Note:
If a client requests a physical meeting at their office after project assignment for updates related to website design, development, or promotion, visit charges will apply. For locations within 10 km, the fee is ₹1,500 for 1 hour. For 11–25 km, the charge is ₹2,500. For locations beyond 25 km, the client must arrange transportation and food, along with a visiting fee of ₹2,000/h.

Note:
We provide virtual meetings for website development, SEO, SMO, and digital marketing for ongoing projects. For projects costing ₹10,000 to ₹20,000, we offer two online meetings and two progress reports per month. For projects above this cost, we provide 4–5 online conferences along with three detailed reports per month, ensuring regular updates, performance tracking, and effective communication throughout the project duration.

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