SEO content audits

An SEO content audit you can act on this week.

I review your pages the way a searcher and a search engine see them, then hand you a prioritized list of fixes: what to change, on which URL, and why. No 80-page report full of tool screenshots. Just the changes that move rankings, in the order that matters.

What I check

Everything on the page that affects how it ranks.

Page by page

  • Search intent: does the page answer what the query is actually asking?
  • Keywords: primary and secondary terms people really search, checked against search volume
  • Titles and meta descriptions: written for click-through, within length
  • Headings: an H1 and structure that match intent, not keyword density
  • Content quality: thin sections, gaps against competitors, unsupported claims

Across the site

  • Cannibalization: pages competing for the same search
  • Internal links: clusters that support each other, and orphaned pages
  • Near-duplicate content: repeated templates and boilerplate diluting pages
  • URL and category fit: slugs and categories that match what the page sells
  • Search Console data: pages losing ground, and queries close to page one

Proof

The same review I do every week.

I review around 120 e-commerce category pages a week for an SEO agency's clients, checking keywords, titles, meta descriptions and H1s, and flagging structural problems outside the brief. On my own site, OfficeAtlas, audits from Search Console data fixed keyword cannibalization and lifted a pricing page from position 34 to 16. On a regulated site, a page rebuilt after an audit moved from outside the top 100 to position 57 in a week.

How it works

Simple, fixed scope.

  • 1. Scope: you send the site and the pages or section that matter most
  • 2. Audit: I review each page and the site-wide issues around it
  • 3. Fix list: a prioritized sheet of changes per URL, with the reason for each
  • 4. Optional: I write the fixes too, from new titles and metas to full rewrites

Quoted per project. Invoiced through my EU-registered company in EUR, GBP or USD.