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SEO Audit

Start with the audit.

First I find out whether your site can win as it stands. Then you get the plan to get it there, ranked the way I'd work it, and yours to keep.

What you get
The report.

Plain English, with every finding tied to what it's actually costing you.

The plan.

Ordered by what moves the phone first, so it's worth having even if you run it yourself.

The verdict.

Green, yellow, or red. Stated plainly, with the reasoning behind it.

Your starting numbers.

Where your rankings and traffic sit today, so anything that changes later is provable.

The walkthrough.

I take you through all of it on a call and tell you what I'd do first.

Yes No Not Sure

No need to go and check. If you’re not sure, I’ll sort it out on the setup call.

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After you pay.

01
A confirmation lands by email.

Everything you just bought, in writing, with the link to book your setup call.

02
We get on a short setup call.

Fifteen minutes to get me into your analytics and Google Business Profile, and to hear what a good month looks like.

03
Then I get to work.

Around twelve hours across your site, your market, and whoever is currently getting the calls.

04
I walk you through what I found.

Within two weeks of the setup call, in business terms, with a straight recommendation.

Questions, answered.

Green means your site can compete as it stands, so the ongoing work can start. Yellow means there's a fix list to clear first. You'll see the list and the price before anything begins. Red means it can't win until it's rebuilt. If it's yellow or red, $500 of what you paid here comes off whatever comes next.

Within two weeks of the setup call, and I aim for one. The clock starts at that call rather than at payment, since I need access to your analytics and Google Business Profile before the work can begin.

For the audit, read-only access to your analytics and Google Business Profile is enough. I don't need to touch the site itself to tell you what's wrong with it.

Yes. It's written so you or another developer can work from it. Hiring me for what comes next is a separate decision.

Book a call

Grab a time that works. I’ll take it from there.

The scheduler collects name, email, and the time slot in its own flow. No separate form here.