SEO Audit Services
Find the issues limiting organic search performance, understand their impact, and leave with a prioritized implementation plan.
What SEO Audit Services Covers
An SEO audit should explain what is wrong, which pages are affected, why the issue matters, and how to confirm that the fix works. BWC focuses on actionable findings instead of overwhelming teams with low-value warnings.
What BWC Reviews and Delivers
Technical SEO audit
Assess response codes, crawl access, indexation, canonical signals, rendering, XML sitemaps, templates, and performance constraints.
Architecture and content review
Identify orphaned pages, weak discovery paths, duplicate search intent, navigation issues, and mismatches between priority pages and search demand.
Implementation-ready findings
Deliver prioritized issues with affected URL examples, recommended changes, dependencies, ownership suggestions, and verification criteria.
How the Engagement Works
Define scope
Agree on business goals, site sections, technical access, and the questions the audit needs to resolve.
Collect evidence
Use site crawling, Search Console, analytics, and template-level checks where available.
Prioritize findings
Rank issues by technical severity, affected pages, opportunity, effort, and dependencies.
Implementation handoff
Document requirements, review results with stakeholders, and define QA steps for the fixes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an SEO audit include?
Scope depends on the website, but may cover crawling, indexation, rendering, canonicals, redirects, internal links, architecture, templates, structured data, and relevant search performance evidence.
Do I need an audit or ongoing SEO consulting?
Choose an audit when you need a diagnosis and your team can implement the recommendations. Ongoing consulting is more suitable when priorities need active management, implementation support, or coordination across teams.
Will the audit identify exactly what developers need to change?
Where evidence supports a fix, findings can include affected templates or URLs, expected behavior, proposed requirements, and acceptance criteria. Some issues require further testing or access before a final solution can be specified.