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WEBSITE AUDITS AND SEARCH ACCESSIBILITY
Technical SEO
Audit Services
Find What's Holding Your Website Back in Search
A good looking website does not always mean Google can find, understand or index every important page. Technical problems can affect which pages appear in search and how easily visitors find them. At Amadeo Hermanas, our technical SEO audit services help you uncover those problems, understand what they mean and decide what to fix first.
WHY AN AUDIT MATTERS
What looks fine on the screen can still cause problems in search.
Visitors reach broken paths
Changed URLs, old links and redirect chains can send visitors and search engines somewhere they did not expect.
SEO reports are hard to interpret
Google Search Console or Semrush may show dozens of warnings. Some need attention, while others reflect normal website behavior.
Our technical SEO audit services go beyond collecting warnings. We investigate what is happening, identify affected pages and help you put time into the issues worth addressing.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
What we check in
your technical SEO audit.
The exact checks depend on your website and the data available. We look at these areas to understand how search engines access and interpret your pages.
Website crawlability
We review crawler access, robots.txt, internal links, redirects and crawl errors that may keep important pages out of reach.
Indexing and Google Search Console
We investigate indexing reports, excluded URLs, canonical tags, sitemap coverage and signals that affect whether pages are discovered and indexed.
Website structure and internal linking
We look at how pages connect, whether important content is easy to reach and whether the site's structure supports visitors and search engines.
Technical page elements
We assess SEO titles, descriptions, headings, image information, canonical signals and other useful page details.
Website performance
We review available Core Web Vitals, mobile usability and page loading data to identify concerns worth investigating.
Structured data
We check existing structured data for implementation issues and identify suitable opportunities to help search engines understand your content.
SEO error prioritization
Not every warning is urgent. We separate genuine technical issues from lower priority recommendations so your team can focus on useful changes first.
OUR PROCESS
From website review
to a practical plan.
We use the evidence available, check reported issues and explain which changes deserve attention.
Website review
We gather relevant crawl, indexing and performance data using suitable SEO tools, with access agreed in advance.
Issue investigation
We review reported problems and check whether they represent actual SEO issues or expected website behavior.
Prioritized recommendations
We organize findings by importance, potential impact and how difficult each fix may be to implement.
Technical SEO action plan
We provide recommendations your team or developer can use. We can also discuss implementation as a separate project.
YOUR DELIVERABLES
What you'll receive from the audit.
The aim is to give you a report that makes sense even if you do not work in SEO every day. The final deliverables depend on the agreed scope.
- A technical SEO findings report
- A prioritized checklist of issues
- Relevant affected pages and URLs
- Recommended fixes with implementation notes
- A summary of important Google Search Console findings, when access is available
- Opportunities to improve website structure and search accessibility
Useful findings, not just warnings. We explain why an issue matters, which pages it affects and what someone can do next.
WHO YOU WILL WORK WITH
Technical SEO with a practical understanding of websites.
Veron works with search visibility, website content and digital tools. Her work includes reviewing Google Search Console reports, investigating indexing issues and checking how website changes affect search accessibility.
We can investigate a specific concern or review your wider technical setup. If you need help implementing the recommendations, we can scope that work separately.
See Veron's work ↗FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about technical SEO audits.
What is a technical SEO audit?
A technical SEO audit evaluates website elements that affect how search engines crawl, index, understand and access your content.
Will an SEO audit improve my Google rankings?
An audit identifies problems and opportunities. Fixing those issues may support organic visibility, but no legitimate SEO audit can guarantee specific rankings.
Can you audit a website that already uses Semrush?
Yes. Existing Semrush reports can provide useful starting information, which we can review alongside other available website and search data.
How often should a business conduct a technical SEO audit?
The right frequency depends on the website's size, complexity, rate of change and previous technical issues. A major website update is also a good reason to review technical SEO.
Can you audit a WordPress website?
Yes. We can review WordPress sites, including common issues involving plugins, sitemaps, redirects, canonical URLs and page templates.
Do you also fix the problems you find?
Implementation assistance can be discussed as a separate project. You can also give the audit report to your existing developer or website team.
Do you need access to Google Search Console?
Access is helpful, but not always essential. Search Console gives us indexing and performance information that a public website crawl cannot provide.
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Need help beyond
the audit?
Some recommendations may involve development changes or adjustments to existing digital processes.
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Understand your website before making changes.
Find out which technical SEO issues deserve attention and what could make your website easier for search engines and visitors to navigate.