SEO audits
An SEO audit turns a confusing set of website issues into a clear list of priorities. Understand what’s getting in the way and what to do next.
Both options include a written report with practical recommendations. Making the changes is a separate piece of work.
one-time
$197
For an existing site that needs a clear starting point. Find the issues worth fixing first.
one-time
$595
For a deeper look at your site and competition, with a plan for what to improve next.
We discuss your business goals, review your website, and arrange read-only access to relevant analytics where available.
I examine the site’s health, mobile experience, search setup, and the additional areas included in your chosen audit.
Your report explains the findings, their customer impact, and which fixes to tackle first.
A report should make it easy to see what is wrong, why it matters, and what someone needs to do. Here is an illustrative example from a fictional garden-maintenance website.
Evidence: the “Request a garden visit” button on the service page opens an old address and returns a 404 error. The current contact page works.
Priority: repair it before polishing search titles. Someone who is ready to ask about the service cannot get through from that page.
Proposed fix: update the link and check other places that use the old address. Then follow the route on a phone and desktop. If there is a form, test it and confirm that the message arrives.
The full audit guide shows the finding in context and compares what the Basic and Complete reports include.
Basic is a focused health check with a top-10 fix list. Complete adds a review of up to 100 pages, available Search Console trends, a competitor comparison, and a 90-day roadmap. We can confirm the right fit on a short call.
Basic audits are delivered within two weeks and Complete audits within four weeks, once the agreed access and information are ready. Larger sites need a separate scope.
No. The audit identifies issues and opportunities, with evidence and priorities. Search results also depend on competition, demand, and changes outside your website.
Not necessarily. Audits work with existing websites, including hosted website builders. The report helps you decide what to improve before committing to a rebuild.
Yes. Implementation can be quoted after the audit, or you can share the report with your own developer. There’s no requirement to continue with MOAI.
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Improve your website or rebuild it? Use two examples to work out whether a repair or a replacement deserves a quote.
Share your website and what you’d like it to do better. We’ll choose the right level of review.