Search & content audit
A review of crawlability, page structure, existing content and available search data, translated into a prioritised list of issues and opportunities.

Technical search foundations and useful content shaped around the questions that bring the right people to your business.
Let’s talkWe improve search visibility by matching useful pages to real audience questions. Audits, topic planning and technical recommendations focus on what the site can explain clearly and maintain over time.
A review of crawlability, page structure, existing content and available search data, translated into a prioritised list of issues and opportunities.
A content map that connects audience needs with the right pages, reducing duplication and clarifying the purpose of each topic.
Actionable improvements for metadata, internal linking, indexation and other agreed technical foundations, coordinated with your development team.
Useful briefs, content improvements and review routines that help subject specialists turn their knowledge into clear, maintainable pages.
Inspect the current site and available performance data. Separate technical obstacles from content and positioning problems.
Prioritise fixes and pages based on relevance, feasibility and buyer intent. Agree who writes, reviews and implements each change.
Monitor the agreed indicators, revisit content as the business changes and adjust the plan as useful evidence develops.
No. Rankings are controlled by search engines and influenced by competition and many changing factors. We focus on sound technical foundations, relevant content and transparent measurement.
Content production can be included in scope, but credible subject knowledge still needs your team’s input and review. We agree the balance of research, drafting, expert contributions and approvals before work begins.
Yes. Search planning can inform page structure, content and migration decisions before development starts. For a rebuild, existing URLs and valuable content should be reviewed before anything is removed.