SEO·Besiders, since 2002
SEO Audit Services That Lead to Action
Our SEO audit services are for businesses that want to know exactly why their site is not getting the organic traffic or enquiries it should. You get a prioritised list of what to fix, why it matters and who should do it.
What our SEO audit covers
Crawl and index review
Which pages Google can find, which it ignores and why, using Google Search Console and a full site crawl.
On-page and intent check
Whether each important page targets a clear search intent, and where pages compete with each other.
Content gaps
Queries your buyers use that no page on your site answers well, in each language you serve.
Competitor comparison
How the sites outranking you are structured and what they do that you do not.
Authority profile
The quality of sites linking to you, and any risky links that need attention.
Prioritised action plan
Every finding ranked by likely impact and effort, written so your team or ours can act on it.
Most SEO audits fail at the same point: nobody acts on them
A typical automated SEO audit produces hundreds of warnings. Missing alt text, long titles, a few redirect chains. Teams look at the list, feel overwhelmed and fix the easy items, which are rarely the ones holding rankings back. The real problems are usually structural: the wrong page ranking for a key query, important sections blocked from crawling, or a language version Google cannot match to the right audience.
A useful SEO audit separates signal from noise. We read the tool output, then check it against what is actually happening in Google Search Console and in the search results themselves. A warning only makes the action plan if fixing it is likely to affect visibility, traffic or conversions. Everything else is noted but kept out of the way. The result is a shorter document that carries more weight, and a team that knows where to start on Monday morning instead of debating which of the warnings deserves attention first.
We also write the audit for the people who will implement it. A developer needs the exact template and the exact change. A content lead needs the query and the page. A manager needs to know what to approve first. One document, three readers, no jargon left unexplained. Where a fix depends on your platform, whether it is a content management system, Shopify or a custom build, we say so and describe the realistic options. An audit that cannot be implemented with the resources you have is not much use to anyone.
How we run an SEO audit
Access
We connect to Google Search Console and GA4 and agree the markets, languages and goals that matter.
Investigate
A full crawl, a manual review of key templates and a look at competitors in your actual search results.
Prioritise
Findings are ranked by impact and effort, with clear owners for each fix.
Walk through
We present the audit live, answer questions and agree what happens next. The findings are yours to keep.
Why choose Besiders for an SEO audit
Judgement over tool exports
Senior practitioners read every finding, so you get conclusions, not a raw report.
Built to be implemented
We design and develop sites ourselves, so our recommendations are realistic for your platform.
No lock-in
The audit is yours, whether you continue with us or not.
Frequently asked questions
What is an SEO audit?
An SEO audit is a structured review of everything that affects how your site performs in organic search. It covers technical health, content, intent targeting and authority. The output should be a prioritised plan, not just a list of errors.
How often should I get an SEO audit?
A full audit makes sense before a redesign or migration, after a significant traffic drop, or when growth has stalled. Between audits, ongoing monitoring in Google Search Console catches most new issues early.
What do I need to provide for an SEO audit?
Access to Google Search Console and GA4 is the main requirement. It also helps to know your priority products or services, target markets and any recent site changes. We handle the rest.
Can a free SEO audit tool replace a professional audit?
Free tools are good at spotting surface issues, but they cannot judge which problems actually cost you rankings or revenue. They also miss intent, language targeting and competitive context. A professional audit adds that judgement.
Will you fix the issues the audit finds?
We can, through our technical SEO, content and development teams. You can also hand the plan to your own developers. The audit is written so that either option works.