Technical SEO
Indexation, crawl waste, duplicates, canonicals, sitemaps, structured data, hreflang, redirect chains, log-file reality versus what the plugin claims.
Not a plugin's PDF with fifty yellow triangles. A written document that says what is broken, what it costs you per month, how long the fix takes — and what you should deliberately ignore.
First pass is free and needs no access — most of it is visible from outside
Indexation, crawl waste, duplicates, canonicals, sitemaps, structured data, hreflang, redirect chains, log-file reality versus what the plugin claims.
Lab and field data, per-template. Which elements block paint, which scripts cost the most, and what the realistic ceiling is with your ad stack.
Outdated core and plugins, exposed endpoints, weak admin surface, file permissions, known malware patterns — we have cleaned infected sites before.
Dead downloads and broken embeds measured against host APIs, not guessed. This is the single biggest silent killer in this niche.
Where the money leaks: missing referral parameters, ad slots nobody sees, download gates that scare users off, hosts paying less than alternatives.
What you pay versus what you use — oversized servers, forgotten licences, duplicate CDNs, backups nobody restores.
Thin pages, orphaned posts, near-duplicate titles, taxonomy chaos, and the gap report: what your visitors searched for and did not find. That last one usually pays for the whole audit.
Send a URL and you get the P1/P2 list within a day or two: the things that are actively costing you traffic or money. No access, no contract, no obligation, and it is yours to hand to any contractor.
Search Console, server logs, database and hosting access turn guesses into measurements — log analysis, slow-query profiling, real crawl statistics, backup verification. Fixed price, delivered as a document plus a call.
No. The document is written so your own developer can execute it. Plenty of people take it and do the work themselves — that is fine, and it is why the first pass is free.
The free pass: one to two days. The full audit: about a week, depending on catalog size and how quickly access arrives.
Yes. Including “this site is not worth fixing, start a new one” when that is the honest answer.
You get a real list of problems. What you do with it is up to you.