Crawlability
robots.txt, status codes, redirects, 404/5xx errors, canonical, and page accessibility.
We verify whether search engines can properly discover, crawl, understand, and index the websiteβs important pages.
robots.txt, status codes, redirects, 404/5xx errors, canonical, and page accessibility.
Sitemap, noindex, duplicates, URL parameters, and pages that should not compete with each other.
Title, description, H1, headings, content structure, and internal links.
Schema.org, Breadcrumb, Organization, Service, Product, or other relevant types.
We record the current state, task, and constraints.
We define the technical approach and sequence of work.
We implement changes in controlled stages.
We test the result before production.
A large E-commerce project with a product catalog and complex content structure.
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A content-driven SEO project with resources and tools for search marketing.
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Order services from a transport company β International freight transportation at a competitive price in Ukraine
VIEW CASE βNo. An audit identifies problems and creates a technical action plan. SEO promotion involves systematic work with structure, content, links, and other ranking factors.
Yes, if the owner provides access. Search Console data makes it possible to verify actual crawling and indexation.
Yes. The audit can be performed separately or together with technical implementation of the recommendations.
We will assess the current state and scope of work and propose a technical implementation option.