Introduction
SEO Audit begins with business goals and audiences, then reviews keyword coverage, search intent, page structure, titles and descriptions, internal links, content gaps, crawl and index conditions, performance, and competitors. Findings point to specific pages or evidence and are prioritized by potential impact, implementation effort, and risk.
Use Cases
Use it for new sites, traffic declines, redesigns, content planning, and priority-page growth. It can diagnose one landing page or inspect sitewide templates and content, separating technical blockers, weak page messaging, topic gaps, and competitive difficulty.
Template
Provide the website, goals, geography, language, products, known keywords, and competitors, plus available search-console or analytics data. Define priority pages, technical access, launch dates, resource constraints, target metrics, and whether you need a quick action list or full audit.
