Find out what's actually wrong.
Most businesses I speak to know something isn't working. The site doesn't rank. The CRM has become a spreadsheet with extra steps. Something was built quickly two years ago and nobody is sure what it does now.
Seven things, in one week.
Indexation and crawl state
What Google can actually see, checked against Search Console — not what a browser shows you.
Rendering
Raw HTML against rendered DOM, per page type. This is where AI-built sites usually fail.
Technical SEO
Structured data, metadata, canonicals, internal linking, sitemaps.
Your stack
What you're running, what it costs, what's duplicated, what nobody has touched in a year.
Data and security
Where your data lives, who can reach it, what happens when something fails.
Performance
Real field data and lab numbers, not a screenshot of a score.
Workflow
Where your team is doing by hand what the software should be doing.
A roadmap, not a pitch.
Every issue found, ranked by impact, with effort against each one. A call to walk through it and answer whatever comes up. Then it's yours — whether you hire me, hire someone else, or fix it in-house.
£750 · credited in full against a build or retainer onboarding booked within 60 days
Book the auditBefore you book.
What do I actually get?
A written report with every issue found, ranked by impact, with rough effort against each one — plus a call to walk through it. The document is yours whatever you decide next. You could hand it to any developer.
Is the fee really credited?
Yes, in full, against a build or the onboarding month of a retainer, booked within 60 days. It is not credited against training.
Who is it for?
Sites and applications built on modern JavaScript stacks, AI-generated builds, or custom software. If you are on WordPress I will still audit it, but the remediation is likely better handled by a WordPress specialist and I will say so.
What do you need from me?
Read access to Search Console and Analytics, a look at the repository or platform, and 45 minutes to talk about how the business actually works.