Technical SEO Audit Service that finds what is holding your website back
Technical SEO is the foundation of your website’s health. If search engines cannot crawl, index and rank your pages properly, the money you spend on backlinks, content and other SEO work can be wasted.
Search engines need a fast, healthy and well-structured website. Is your website ready?
Slow Loading Speed Indexing Errors Broken Links Crawlability Issues Duplicate Content Missing Canonical Tags Core Web Vitals Problems Schema Errors Redirect Chains Orphan Pages Mobile Usability Issues Mixed Content Warnings
You can rank first and still lose the customer
Imagine your website reaches the first page of Google for a keyword you worked hard to target. A potential customer sees your result and clicks it.
Then the page takes too long to load. They wait a moment, lose patience and go back to the results. They never see your service, your prices or your contact form. You earned the click and lost the customer, because of a poor website experience.
That is one technical problem. Others are harder to notice. A page that search engines cannot crawl will not be indexed. A page that is not indexed cannot rank at all. A layout that breaks on phones turns visitors away. Each of these quietly reduces what your website can earn from search.
A technical SEO audit finds these barriers before they cost you more visitors.
Crawling
Search engines discover pages by following links. Blocked sections, broken links and messy redirects stop them from reaching your content.
Indexing
Only indexed pages can appear in search. Wrong noindex tags, duplicate pages and canonical errors keep good pages out.
Usability
Slow pages, layout shifts and mobile problems frustrate real visitors, whatever position you rank in.
Conversion opportunities
Every visitor who leaves early is an enquiry or sale you had a chance to win. A healthy site keeps that chance open.
Signs your website needs a technical SEO audit
If you recognise two or more of these, a technical problem is probably involved.
Technical SEO issues we find and fix
Our technical SEO audit service covers 20 areas. For each one, here is what the issue means and why fixing it helps.
Website Speed Optimization
Heavy images, unused code and slow server responses make pages load late.
Why fix it: Faster pages keep visitors on the site and make crawling more efficient.
Core Web Vitals
Google’s measures of loading (LCP), responsiveness (INP) and visual stability (CLS).
Why fix it: Passing them means a smoother experience on real devices.
Crawling and Indexing Errors
Pages that search engines cannot reach, or reach and decide not to index.
Why fix it: Your important pages become eligible to appear in search.
XML Sitemap Problems
Sitemaps that are missing, outdated or full of redirected and broken URLs.
Why fix it: Search engines get a clean list of the pages that matter.
Robots.txt Issues
Rules that block important pages, or leave private areas open to crawlers.
Why fix it: Crawlers spend their time on the right parts of the site.
Broken Links and 404 Errors
Links that lead to pages that no longer exist.
Why fix it: Visitors and crawlers stop hitting dead ends, and link value is kept.
Redirect Chains and Loops
Several redirects in a row, or redirects that send users in a circle.
Why fix it: One clean redirect loads faster and passes signals properly.
Canonical Tag Issues
Missing, conflicting or wrong canonical tags that point to the wrong version of a page.
Why fix it: Search engines know which URL you want to rank.
Duplicate Content
The same or very similar content available at more than one URL.
Why fix it: Ranking signals are consolidated on one page instead of being split.
Mobile SEO Problems
Text that is too small, buttons too close together and content wider than the screen.
Why fix it: Google indexes the mobile version first, so mobile health matters most.
HTTPS and Security Issues
Expired certificates, mixed content and pages still served over HTTP.
Why fix it: Browsers stop showing warnings that scare visitors away.
URL Structure
Long, unclear URLs with parameters, mixed cases or inconsistent slashes.
Why fix it: Clean URLs are easier to crawl, share and understand.
Internal Linking and Orphan Pages
Important pages with few internal links, or none at all.
Why fix it: Authority flows to key pages and orphan pages become discoverable.
Schema Markup Errors
Structured data that is invalid, incomplete or does not match the page.
Why fix it: Valid schema makes pages eligible for rich results.
Missing or Duplicate Meta Tags
Pages without titles or descriptions, or many pages sharing the same ones.
Why fix it: Each page sends a clear, unique signal and a better search snippet.
JavaScript Rendering Issues
Content or links that only appear after scripts run, which crawlers may miss.
Why fix it: Key content becomes visible to search engines without relying on scripts.
Website Architecture
Important pages buried many clicks deep, with no clear hierarchy.
Why fix it: A logical structure helps users and crawlers find pages quickly.
Image Optimization
Oversized files, old formats, missing dimensions and missing alt text.
Why fix it: Lighter images load faster and can appear in image search.
Pagination and Faceted Navigation
Filters and page numbers that create thousands of near-identical URLs.
Why fix it: Crawl budget goes to useful pages instead of endless combinations.
International SEO and Hreflang
Where relevant: wrong or missing hreflang tags on multi-language sites.
Why fix it: Each country and language sees the correct version of a page.
Our audit and fixing process
Six steps, in order. We deal with the most damaging problems first, apply the right fix and then check that it worked.
What you receive in the final audit report
A report you can read without a technical background, and that a developer can act on straight away.
A plain-English summary of your website’s technical health Every issue found, ranked from critical to low The affected URLs for each issue What each issue means and why it matters The recommended fix for each issue A record of every fix we implemented Re-crawl results that show what changed A list of anything that needs your host or developer
$50 for WordPress. $199 for everything else.
Two one-time prices, depending on the platform your website runs on. Both cover the audit and the fixes. No subscription.
WordPress Websites
Fixes we implement inside WordPress
XML sitemap and robots.txt corrections Indexing settings, canonical tags and meta tags Broken links and redirect clean-up Schema markup corrections Image compression and alt text Caching and speed settings
Not included
Custom theme or plugin development, redesigns, hosting or server changes, and paid plugin licences. If an issue needs one of these, we explain it in the report so your developer or host can handle it.
Non-WordPress Websites
Included for $199
A full crawl of your website Checks across all 20 technical areas Issues ranked from critical to low Affected URLs for each issue A recommended fix for every issue Fixes your platform lets us make Re-crawl and final audit report
Limitations
Platforms such as Shopify, Wix and Webflow limit what can be changed, and custom-built sites vary widely. We fix what the platform settings and our access allow. Custom development, redesigns, and hosting or server changes are not included. Anything we cannot fix is explained in the report for your developer.
Why fixing technical SEO should come before scaling SEO
Content, backlinks and digital PR all send value to your pages. If those pages are slow, blocked or duplicated, much of that value is lost on arrival.
Think of it as a building. You would not add new floors to a house with a cracked foundation. In the same way, it makes little sense to pay for links to a page that Google cannot index, or to publish articles on a site that takes too long to load.
Fix the foundation first. After that, every article you publish and every link you earn has a fair chance to work. When you are ready to grow, our SEO services, SEO content writing services and digital PR build on a website that is ready for them.
Why choose Future SEO Growth?
What you can expect from our technical SEO audit service, and what you can hold us to.
We fix, not only report
We implement the fixes ourselves instead of handing you a list and leaving.
Priorities, not a data dump
You will not get 200 pages of exported warnings. You get the issues that matter, in the order to fix them.
Plain English
Every issue is explained so a business owner understands it and a developer can act on it.
We verify our work
After fixing, we crawl the site again. A fix only counts when the re-crawl confirms it.
Honest scope
We state what is included and what is not before we start. If something needs your host or developer, we say so.
No guarantees we cannot keep
We do not promise rankings. We commit to finding the technical barriers and removing the ones within our reach.
Who needs this service?
Business owners
You depend on your website for enquiries and want to know it is not losing them to technical faults.
Online stores
Large catalogues, filters and variants create crawl and duplicate problems. See also our ecommerce SEO services.
Sites after a redesign or migration
New themes, new URLs and new hosting are the most common cause of sudden ranking drops.
Teams about to invest in SEO
Before you pay for content or links, make sure the website can make use of them.
SEO tools we use for audits
We use these tools in our work. We are not an official partner of, or affiliated with, any of these companies.
Technical SEO audit service questions, answered
What website owners ask us before they request an audit.
Is your website ready for search engines?
Send us your URL. We will find the technical barriers, fix what we can and show you exactly what is left. $50 for WordPress websites, $199 for every other platform.
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