SEO audit and strategy in Australia. Why isn't Google sending you business?
Our SEO audit and strategy is a plain-English review of why your website isn't bringing in enough business from Google, and a prioritised plan to fix it. Clear answers, not a jargon-filled report.
What our SEO audit and strategy checks, and why each part matters
The review looks at five areas. Together they explain why Google sends you visitors or sends them to someone else.
Technical barriers
Site speed, indexing, crawl and mobile problems that stop Google from ranking your pages, however good the content is.
Page and content quality
Whether your service and location pages answer high-intent searches and turn visitors into enquiries, or read like filler written to hit a word count.
Local visibility
How you show up in Google Maps and local results, where nearby customers decide who to call first.
From first review to ongoing results, in four steps
Here's what happens after you get in touch. The audit is the start of the work, and every later step follows from what it finds.
Discover
We review your website and the search landscape around it: what your buyers search for, where you appear, where competitors appear and what's stopping you ranking.
Design
We turn the findings into a prioritised plan. Each fix is ordered by commercial impact, so the work most likely to bring in business comes first.
Deliver
We implement the plan through our technical SEO, content and on-page SEO, and local SEO services. You can also hand the plan to your own team.
Support
Ongoing management keeps the work moving each month, with reporting that ties Google visibility back to leads, calls and sales.
Pick the problem that sounds like yours
Every business arrives with a different frustration. Choose the one closest to yours to see where the audit focuses.
A plain-English review of why your website isn't bringing in enough business from Google, and a prioritised plan to fix it based on the searches that lead to sales.
Questions decision-makers ask before an SEO audit
Straight answers to what people want to know before they commit to a website SEO review.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the SEO audit cover?
- It covers five areas: whether you appear for the searches that lead to sales, technical barriers such as speed, indexing, crawl and mobile, the quality of your pages and content, your local visibility in Google Maps and local results, and the gaps between you and your competitors.
- Will I actually understand the audit?
- Yes. It's written in plain English for business owners and managers, not developers. Every finding explains what the problem is, why it matters to your enquiries or sales, and where it sits in the order of fixes. You get clear answers, not a jargon-filled report.
- What happens after the audit?
- You receive a prioritised plan ordered by commercial impact. From there you can act on it with your own team, or we can implement it. Many businesses then move to ongoing management, with monthly work on rankings, content and authority and reporting tied to leads, calls and sales.
- Can you implement the fixes?
- Yes. We carry out the work through our technical SEO, content and on-page SEO, and local SEO services, plus ecommerce SEO for online stores. The same people who diagnosed the problems fix them, so nothing gets lost between the plan and the work.
Find out what's costing you enquiries.
Tell us about your business and your website. We'll start with the searches that lead to sales and work back from there.