Fix what matters first
Search Console data points you to the pages already earning impressions, where fixes pay off fastest.
Pick your pages straight from Google Search Console, run a 20-point Technical, Local and On-page SEO audit in seconds, and get a clear, plain-English fix for every weak point.
20 checks across the three areas that decide how your pages rank
A missing H1, a broken link, images without alt text, no map on your contact page. None of it shows up when you look at your website, but Google sees every one, and each one chips away at where you rank.
"The page looks fine to me."Problems you can't see
Technical and on-page issues hide in the code, so they go unnoticed for months while rankings slip.
"Where do I even start?"Too many pages, no priorities
Without data, you end up fixing pages nobody visits instead of the ones closest to page one.
"The SEO report was 80 pages of jargon."Reports you can't act on
Most audit tools list hundreds of warnings with no clear fix. You need a short list of what to change, in plain English.
Connect Google Search Console and every page on your site appears with its clicks and impressions. Audit the pages that already get seen first, because fixing them is the fastest way to more traffic. Or enter any URL manually.
| Page | Clicks | Impr. | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| /services/teeth-whitening/ | 42 | 3,180 | 75% |
| / | 128 | 2,940 | 95% |
| /services/dental-implants/ | 19 | 2,210 | 60% |
| /blog/root-canal-pain/ | 31 | 1,760 | 80% |
| /contact/ | 24 | 940 | 70% |
Every audit covers Technical SEO, Local SEO and On-page SEO, and marks each check as a pass or a fail with the details behind it. Explore the sample audit below: 15 passed, 5 failed.
The page is served over a secure HTTPS connection.
Secure connection foundHTTP visitors are redirected to the secure version.
Redirect workingThe page is allowed to be indexed by search engines.
index, followA canonical URL tells Google which version of the page to rank.
Canonical setThe page is set up to display properly on phones.
width=device-widthThe URL is consistent, with no duplicate versions.
Consistent URLA sitemap helps Google find all your pages.
Found in robots.txtSearch engines can read your crawl instructions.
robots.txt OKClean, lowercase, hyphen-separated URLs.
Clean URLLinks on the page lead somewhere that works.
2 broken links (404)Your business name, address and phone appear on the page.
Phone & address foundStructured data helps Google understand your business.
Organization, WebSiteA map of your location strengthens local relevance.
No map embed foundA clear title of the right length for search results.
58 charactersA compelling summary that earns the click.
152 charactersExactly one main heading that says what the page is about.
2 H1 tags foundSub-headings organise the content for readers and Google.
Hierarchy presentLinks to your other pages help crawling and ranking.
45 internal linksDescriptive alt text on every image.
5 of 9 images missing altAll core on-page elements in place.
3 of 5 core elements passNo jargon, no 80-page reports. For each weak point you see what's wrong, why it matters and exactly how to fix it. Make the changes, re-run the audit and watch the score go up.
Try it: press "Fix & re-audit" in the preview.
Update or remove the broken links, or redirect the old URLs to live pages.
Embed your Google Business Profile map, ideally near your address and contact details.
Keep one H1 that includes your main keyword, and change the other to an H2.
Add a short description to each image, using keywords only where they fit naturally.
Fixing the H1 and image alt text above completes the core on-page set.
The page is in great shape. Keep it that way with a monthly re-check.
A few fixes stand between this page and its full ranking potential.
Important issues are likely holding this page back. Fix these first.
Link your site so your pages, clicks and impressions load automatically.
Pick a page from Search Console or paste any URL.
20 Technical, Local and On-page checks, with a score out of 100.
Follow the fixes, re-run the audit and watch the score climb.
Search Console data points you to the pages already earning impressions, where fixes pay off fastest.
No waiting for an agency report. Run a full 20-point check any time you change a page.
Local SEO checks make sure your website supports your Google Maps rankings too.
Watch scores rise page by page as fixes go live, and share the results with your team.
Broken links, lost tags and duplicate headings are spotted before they cost you rankings.
Our SEO team can fix every weak point the audit finds and keep your pages healthy.
Know exactly what's wrong with your website in plain English, without hiring an expert to find out.
Audit client pages in seconds and hand over a clear, prioritised fix list with a score they understand.
Check every page before and after launch so nothing important breaks along the way.
It runs 20 checks on any page of your website across three areas: Technical SEO (security, redirects, indexing, canonical, mobile, sitemap, robots.txt, URLs and broken links), Local SEO (NAP details, schema and an embedded Google Map) and On-page SEO (meta title, description, headings, internal links, image alt text and overall completeness).
Search Console shows which of your pages already get impressions and clicks on Google. Auditing those pages first means you fix the ones closest to bringing in more traffic, instead of guessing where to start.
Yes. You can pick a page from your connected Search Console property, or enter any URL manually and run the same 20-point audit.
The score is the share of the 20 checks the page passes. A page that passes every check scores 100%. Anything below that comes with a clear list of what failed and how to fix it.
No. Every failed check comes with a plain-English explanation and a clear fix. Many fixes, like alt text, headings and meta tags, can be done in a few minutes in WordPress. Our team can also fix them for you.
Run it whenever you publish or change an important page, and at least once a month on your top pages. Themes, plugins and content edits can quietly break things like headings, links and tags.
Yes. The audit checks the live page itself, so it works for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and custom-built sites.
For local businesses, your website helps you rank on Google Maps too. Consistent name, address and phone details, local schema and an embedded map all help Google connect your website to your location.
Send us your website and we'll run the 20-point audit on your most important pages and show you exactly what to fix first.