Analysis, optimisation and trainingAbout the service
When it makes sense
The on-site SEO audit is for websites and online stores that want to check the foundations of their search visibility – structure, content, speed and structured data – before deciding what to fix first.
What to expect
The audit ends with a document of recommendations ordered by priority, which we go through together. You can implement them yourself, hand them to your team or developers, or roll them out in stages as part of on-site SEO optimisation with implementation.
Terms such as structured data or Core Web Vitals are explained in the glossary.
Scope
- Audit of site structure and indexing
- Checking site speed
- Content audit: headings, meta titles and descriptions
- Review of internal linking
- Verification of structured data (schema.org)
- A document with recommendations ordered by priority
Who it is for
- Stores and sites running paid campaigns that want to check SEO fundamentals
- Sites built on page builders without SEO configuration
- Businesses after a site migration wanting to verify visibility
- Businesses wanting an independent assessment before further SEO work
How it works
- 01
Free call to agree on the scope of the audit
- 02
Audit of structure, content, speed and structured data
- 03
Preparing the document with recommendations
- 04
Discussing the results and implementation priorities
Billing
from PLN 2,000 net – A one-off fee from PLN 2,000 net, depending on the size of the site and the scope of the audit.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an on-site SEO audit cost?
From PLN 2,000 net, one-off, depending on the size of the site and the scope of the audit.
How is an audit different from on-site optimisation with implementation?
The audit is a document with recommendations for you to implement yourself. Optimisation with implementation covers rolling out the fixes in stages, plus ongoing care.
What does the audit cover?
Site structure, content, speed and structured data (schema.org).
Do I have to have the recommendations implemented by you?
No, you can implement them yourself, hand them to your team or developers, or order the on-site optimisation service.
