“We publish, and nothing moves.”
Most sites that do not rank do not have a content problem. They have an indexing, a structure or an authority problem.
Technical, semantic, authority, in that order. A list of prioritised actions, not an eighty-page report nobody opens. The thirty-minute diagnosis is free.
If one of the three sounds like you, the rest of this page concerns you.
Most sites that do not rank do not have a content problem. They have an indexing, a structure or an authority problem.
And nobody opened it. What comes out of here is a list of actions, ranked by effect, with how long each one takes.
That is the third question of the audit, and we answer it straight, including when the answer is no for the target you have in mind.
Most sites that do not rank do not have a content problem. They have an indexing, a structure or an authority problem, and publishing more only adds invisible pages.
The audit answers three questions in this order. Are your pages even indexed? Does your structure let you cover a subject rather than scatter it? And does your domain have the authority to rank for what you are aiming at?
What comes out is not an exhaustive diagnosis. It is a short list, ordered by impact against effort, with what to do first and what can wait.
Three things this work has to do for you, and what we put in place for each.
Are your pages indexed? Does your structure cover a subject? Does your domain have the authority?
Ranked by effect, with how long each takes. The first one is often done within the hour.
The list is yours. You hand it to whoever you want.
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Three areas, in that order, because the first conditions the others.
Real indexing in Search Console, speed, markup, structured data, redirects. It is what conditions everything else.
Coverage of search intent, cannibalisation between your own pages, internal linking. Many sites compete with themselves without knowing it.
Link profile, compared with the sites ahead of you. That is often where the real ceiling is, and nobody tells you.
Our collective is vetted: some thirty specialists selected on their portfolio. Nobody learns on your project.
Karim or Jordan carries your file from end to end. You do not explain the same thing three times to three different people.
Fifteen days, one deliverable. You watch the project move in real time, you adjust, we correct. No tunnel effect.
An audit that drags on for six weeks is an audit whose conclusions are out of date by the time they are presented.
We understand your context, your objectives and what you have already tried. That is what avoids a generic audit telling you what you already know.
We go into your tools and your data. No questionnaire for your teams to fill in: we look ourselves, that is our job.
A conversation, not a PDF sent by email. You leave with a list of prioritised actions, costed in effort and in impact.
Thirty minutes is enough to know whether there is a real subject. If there is not, we say so.
A first look at your situation, with no commitment and no sales pitch.
The full audit is costed after the diagnosis, on the real scope. We do not sell a package before knowing what there is to look at.
Two weeks between the brief and the presentation. Beyond that, the conclusions start to date.
Search Console and your analytics tool, read-only. Without that data, an audit remains guesswork.
Rarely. In most cases, technical fixes and restructuring are enough. Rebuilding the site is a conclusion, not a starting point.
You leave with the list of actions. You can carry it out in house, hand it to a third party, or hand it to us. All three are legitimate and we say so.
No, and nobody seriously can. We commit to the method and to verifiable indicators.
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