Website Technical SEO audit | Explained

Understanding website audits extends beyond just inputting your website into an auditing tool and consistently generating and sending reports.
A website audit involves using auditing tools to identify all potential errors with a website and then resolve them. An effective website audit can significantly elevate a website's performance.

1. What is our strategy?
2. How do we perform audits?

We operate professionally, prioritizing our client's trust above all else. We utilize renowned audit tools such as Ahrefs, Semrush, and Screaming Frog to evaluate your website comprehensively. We resolve potential errors in a step-by-step manner.

Initially, we focus on rectifying technical issues such as 404 errors, broken pages, orphan pages, URL structures, and broken images, among many others.


Following this, we focus on resolving all the On-Page problems, such as short meta titles, missing meta descriptions, images without alt attributes, and many others.


Inbound links (IBLs) are crucial in a website's silo structure. If not utilized appropriately, Google may not be able to comprehend your website structure, which could lead to a decline in your website's ranking.

Please avoid the fun of duplicative reporting and justify the actual modifications in your website health.

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Thanks for sharing.

I run an agency for the past 5 years, and I always do both manual and tool audits, it helps me understand the issues better and easier to explain to my clients.

Because depending on 100% in tools is not a good idea, because each tool gives you different results. Google doesn't care about these tool metrics as well.

So even if you fix 100% of the issues, you will still not get rank movement most of the time.

I trust the Google search console and a few others and use it for my audit performance. And you missed out on Website speed is an essential part of the On-page process.