Technical audit
Review crawl access, indexation signals, URL structure, internal links, canonicalization, rendering, and relevant page experience issues.
Find the technical and content issues affecting how search systems access and understand your site. Turn the findings into prioritized work, with evidence and checks for completed fixes.
Contact UsImportant pages may have conflicting signals, blocked resources, or navigation that makes them difficult to discover. Check the affected URLs before recommending a fix.
A page can attract the wrong audience or leave its main question unanswered. Review intent, service boundaries, headings, and supporting information together.
Slow interactions, layout shifts, and rendering problems can affect page experience. Investigate the cause and the pages affected rather than treating a score as the objective.
A long issue list does not tell a team what to do first. Weigh each finding by its effect, evidence, implementation effort, and dependencies.
An issue register with affected URLs and supporting evidence.
A page and intent map for the agreed topic scope.
Prioritized recommendations and an implementation boundary.
Verification records for completed changes.
A measurement plan for subsequent search performance reviews.
Start with the website, target markets, business priorities, and available search data. Review the affected pages, agree the work, implement selected changes, and recheck them. Track search visibility alongside the relevance and quality of enquiries.
Useful, accurate content and technical access also matter when search results include AI-generated answers. The engagement can review content clarity and crawler access within the agreed scope. It does not promise rankings or AI citations, and it does not treat special AI files as a substitute for a usable website.
A service page and a campaign page answer the same question but use inconsistent titles and internal links. The audit documents the overlap and recommends distinct purposes or consolidation. Any redirect or canonical change is checked against the intended destination.
An audit can begin with public pages. Search Console, analytics, CMS, or deployment access may be needed for diagnosis, implementation, and measurement; permissions should match the task.
Only when implementation is included. The scope identifies which changes ACW completes and which remain with your team or another supplier.
No. Search performance also depends on competition, demand, the product, and search systems. The work provides findings, agreed changes, and verification.
Share the website, intended markets, and pages or enquiries that matter most to the business.