How is this different from a free SEO audit tool?

Automated tools are useful for repeatable checks. A broader review can combine their findings with site context, implementation constraints and business priorities; confirm the exact scope before starting.

How long does the audit take?

Timing depends on crawl scope, site size, access and the review depth required. Confirm the delivery date and scope before work begins.

Do you fix the issues or just report them?

The output should distinguish findings, recommended actions and owner responsibilities. Confirm whether implementation is included in your plan before relying on it.

What platforms do you audit?

A public site can be reviewed for the crawlable issues visible to search engines. Platform-specific access and implementation options need confirmation before they are included.

Will the audit affect my current rankings?

A read-only review should not change the site. Any later implementation can affect search visibility in different ways, so changes should be tested and monitored.

Ecommerce SEO Audit

Ecommerce SEO Audit From Product Page to Purchase

Review products, collections, variants, filters, and unavailable items. Turn technical and content findings into a prioritized plan your team can verify.

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Technical Risks Worth Investigating

Hidden Technical Friction

Broken internal links, redirect chains, and orphan pages can hinder navigation and crawling. A technical review helps locate them before your team decides what to fix.

Slow or Unstable Pages

Slow or unstable pages can create a poor user experience. Review Core Web Vitals alongside real-user data and the pages most important to your customers.

Uncontrolled Faceted URLs

Faceted navigation and parameter URLs can create a large crawl space. Review crawl data, canonical signals, and index coverage before deciding whether controls are needed.

How Our SEO Audit Works

Full-Site Technical Crawl

Review the crawl scope available for your site to identify URLs, redirects, canonical patterns and internal-link issues that need attention.

Core Web Vitals Analysis

Use available lab and field data to review TTFB, Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), and Interaction to Next Paint (INP) on representative templates.

Content and Search-Intent Review

Compare important pages with the search task and available results to find unanswered customer questions or unclear information. Competitor wording is context, not a formula for ranking.

Prioritized Action Roadmap

Prioritise findings by expected user impact, implementation effort and business importance. Search outcomes depend on the site and cannot be promised by an audit.

What Our Audit Covers

Performance Vitals

Review TTFB, LCP, CLS and INP for the page templates and devices that matter most to your customers.

Technical Signals

Identify potential indexing blocks, crawl loops, invalid structured data, and robots.txt configurations that need review.

Content Coverage Review

Compare pages with user needs and current search context to find useful information that may be missing or unclear.

Infrastructure Context

Review observable server responses, rendering, caching, and template behaviour; deeper hosting access depends on the agreed scope.

Internal Link Mapping

Detect orphan pages, weak navigation paths, and architecture gaps that may hinder discovery or user navigation.

Crawl-Space Review

Identify parameter patterns and low-value URL sets, then verify crawl evidence before changing or removing access.

Crawl

Technical review inputs

Prioritise

Impact and effort

Plan

Implementation roadmap

Audit a representative shopping journey

Start with a category, a product, a variant, a filtered listing, and an unavailable item. Each represents a different failure mode. Record the URL, expected behavior, observed output, owner, and verification step for each finding.

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Checks by store page type

Checks by store page type
Template	Check	Why it matters to the shopper
Collection or category	Useful category description, crawlable product links, and pagination behavior.	Shoppers can find and compare the products in the category.
Product and variant	Price, stock, selected option, canonical behavior, and visible product details.	The destination matches the item and offer the shopper expected.
Filtered listing	Which combinations are useful landing pages and which create redundant URLs.	Filters remain usable while the site avoids an uncontrolled crawl space.
Out-of-stock or retired product	Availability messaging, alternatives, and the intended URL response.	A visitor understands whether to wait, choose another product, or stop.

Example: conflicting product availability

Do not remove all filtered URLs or redirect every retired product as a default audit action. Define the role of each URL set and review the consequences before implementation.

Illustrative finding

The product page says out of stock, but its JSON-LD offer says InStock. Check whether the theme and an installed app use different stock sources. Correct the mapping, then verify visible availability and structured data for an available item and an unavailable item.

Agree the deliverable before starting

A scoped URL and template inventory, including any areas the review cannot access.
Reproducible findings with examples and a named implementation owner.
A prioritized change list that separates confirmed defects from hypotheses.
A verification plan for templates, analytics, and the shopping journey after implementation.

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