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SEO audit Drobin

A full diagnosis of your website: what is holding back your visibility on Google and what to fix first to see results as soon as possible.

A drop in Google traffic, a website that has been stuck on page two for months, or a planned rebuild – in each of these cases it pays to check first what is actually happening on the site. An SEO audit for companies in Drobin covers indexing, mobile speed, content structure and the link profile. The result is not a pile of charts but a concrete, prioritised task list that we go through with you on an online call.

SEO audit Drobin – who it is for

SEO audit Drobin – scope

How we work

  1. Access – we ask for access to Search Console and, optionally, Google Analytics.
  2. Analysis – we review the site technically and content-wise; for a typical company website this takes 5–10 working days.
  3. Report and review – you get a prioritised task list and we go through it together on an online call.
  4. Implementation (optional) – the fixes are made by your developer or by our team.

Why Marketing Firmowy

The audit does not commit you to anything further. You receive the full document to keep and can implement it yourself, with your developer or with us. We work with your own Search Console data rather than relying only on automated tools, so the conclusions apply to your website, not to generic “best practice”.

FAQ

How long does an SEO audit take?

For a typical company website, 5–10 working days. Large shops and sites with thousands of pages take longer – we state the timeline in the quote.

How is this different from the free mini audit on your website?

The free mini audit checks 14 basic elements of a single page. A full audit analyses the whole site, the competition and your Search Console data, and the result is a prioritised action plan.

Do I have to hire you to implement the audit?

No. The report is written so that your developer can implement it. If you prefer, we can make the fixes ourselves – you get a quote for the implementation together with the report.

If you would like to find out more, go back to the home page.