Crawling and indexing
Robots rules, XML sitemaps, redirects, response codes, canonical tags, and available indexing reports.
Technical SEO audit / Grynos
Find the search issues worth fixing first.
My technical SEO audit service helps small service businesses understand whether search engines can access, index, and interpret their website—and which improvements deserve attention first.
Discuss an SEO auditA practical answer to “why isn’t my site being found?”
Low search traffic can have several causes. A page may be hard to discover, a technical issue may prevent indexing, or the content may not match what potential customers need. Competition and demand matter too.
I look at the site and the available search data, then separate observed problems from assumptions. The aim is a usable list of priorities, with the affected pages and evidence attached.
What I check.
Page signals
Titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, and structured data, checked against what visitors actually see.
Site structure
Whether important services have useful pages, clear navigation, and working links from elsewhere on the site.
Visitor experience
Mobile usability and performance evidence where available. I distinguish measured field data from an individual test run.
An audit you can act on.
The agreed audit scope includes findings with affected URLs, evidence, likely impact, and recommended follow-up. I distinguish a confirmed error from an opportunity that needs more investigation.
We can then scope implementation separately. Some sites need a few technical fixes; others need clearer service content or a website redesign. The audit should help you make that choice.
Questions about SEO audits.
Do I need search or analytics access?
Public checks can identify some issues. Read-only access to your existing search and analytics reports can add context about indexing, queries, and traffic. We agree any access through the service’s normal sharing controls.
Does the audit include fixing everything?
The audit and implementation are separate scopes. The findings help us agree what to fix, who will do it, and how we will verify the result.
Can you guarantee a first-page ranking?
No. Fixing technical issues can make a site accessible and easier to understand, but rankings depend on relevance, competition, content, and other signals. An audit cannot guarantee a position or a number of leads.
A useful conversation starts with your website.
Share your website address, your audience, and what you want to improve. I’ll help you work out a practical starting point.
Discuss an SEO audit