Crawling and indexing
Review URL availability, server responses, canonicals, redirects and whether important content can be indexed.
I identify what limits your website’s visibility and what deserves attention first. You receive a diagnosis, supporting evidence and a plan that can be implemented.
Strategy, content and code. From diagnosis to implementation.
A tool-generated issue list is a starting point. I connect the evidence with the technology, content and purpose of the site to distinguish constraints from lower-priority improvements.
Review URL availability, server responses, canonicals, redirects and whether important content can be indexed.
Assess service architecture, hierarchy, internal links and potential overlap between pages.
Check whether headings, service copy and answers explain the offer and support the next user action.
Recommendations include priorities, reasoning and dependencies. Implementation is agreed separately where required.
I lead the diagnosis and key decisions. We agree the scope and responsibilities before implementation.
Agree the audit goal, site history and available data.
Connect technical analysis with structure, content and user journeys.
Review the priorities and agree which changes should come first.
An audit is a broader investigation supported by evidence and prioritised recommendations. Consulting focuses on a particular problem or decision.
Implementation is scoped separately so the boundary between diagnosis, technical work and editorial work remains clear.
Yes. It identifies content, URLs and dependencies to preserve, as well as problems that should not move into the new site.
Send your website address and describe the goal or the issue. I will help identify the scope and the next step.
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