Site-wide technical audit
01Full crawl with no page-count cap. Indexability, redirects, canonicals, schema, internal-link graph, Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse scoring. Findings mapped to severity and effort, not dumped as a tool export.
Technical SEO, content strategy, and online visibility for public agencies, healthcare practices, nonprofits, and associations that need durable inbound — not a one-time PDF. We crawl the whole site, rebuild the foundation, plan the editorial calendar, and keep the work going past the readout.
Full crawl with no page-count cap. Indexability, redirects, canonicals, schema, internal-link graph, Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse scoring. Findings mapped to severity and effort, not dumped as a tool export.
Topic clusters, keyword targets by buyer intent, editorial calendar, and on-page guidance for the pages that should rank but don't. Written for the person who will actually publish, not just the person who signs off on it.
Google Business Profile setup or recovery, NAP consistency across citations, review-response patterns, and local schema — plus brand-presence work in search results (knowledge panel signals, sitelinks, schema markup, multi-platform business listings). Scoped for DMV-area buyers and multi-location or member-facing organizations.
Sequenced by impact, not alphabetically. What to fix this sprint, this quarter, and what to monitor. Hands off cleanly if your team is doing the work; runs as a backlog if we are.
Ranking, traffic, indexation, and Core Web Vitals tracked month over month. Plain-English summary for owners; engineering detail for the developers doing the work.
Stakeholder interviews, review of analytics and Search Console, walkthrough of the pages that matter most to revenue. We end the week with a written scope and a fixed price.
Full technical crawl with SEO PowerSuite — no page-count cap. Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse benchmarking, schema and indexation review, internal-link graph capture, local-profile and citation check.
Two-audience report delivered: plain-English executive summary and the engineering-grade technical findings. Editorial calendar and keyword strategy walked through with your team. You leave the workshop knowing what to do next quarter.
We work the prioritized backlog alongside your engineers or in their stead — technical fixes, schema additions, content production, local-profile cleanup. Fixed weekly billing structure, no surprises.
Re-crawl, measure delta against the baseline, and transition into monthly tracking. Most engagements continue past the first re-audit into ongoing optimization.
Site-wide technical audit · content and keyword strategy · local-profile check · remediation roadmap and readout.
Best fit:You have an in-house team that can execute the fixes and want a defensible plan to work from.
Audit + 6–10 weeks of remediation alongside your team + re-audit + first monthly tracking cycle.
Best fit:Your site has lost ground and you want it back. Most engagements land here.
Monthly content production · technical maintenance · local-profile management · quarterly re-audit and reporting.
Best fit:You want SEO to keep compounding past the recovery phase, with a partner accountable for the trendline.
Pricing is scoped after a discovery call.
No, and any firm that does is overpromising. We guarantee rigorous methodology, defensible recommendations, and the remediation work to back them. Rankings follow durable work, not promises.
An audit is the start, not the deliverable. Our engagements pair the audit with the content, technical, and local work that actually moves the trendline — and the monthly tracking that proves it. We're happy to run audit-only if that's what you need, but most engagements continue past it.
Technical fixes (indexation, Core Web Vitals, schema) often show movement in 4–8 weeks. Content and authority work compounds over quarters, not weeks. We report monthly so the trendline is visible the whole way, not just at the end.
Yes. Google Business Profile, NAP consistency, citation cleanup, review-response patterns, and local schema — scoped for Maryland, DC, and Northern Virginia service areas, plus multi-location healthcare and service organizations.
Yes. Brand search — what shows up when someone searches your organization name directly — is a real visibility surface most buyers underinvest in. Knowledge panel signals, sitelinks, schema markup, review aggregation, and multi-platform business listings all feed it. Particularly important for healthcare practices, nonprofits, and associations where the org name is the primary search query.
No. Paid media is a discipline of its own and we don't dilute the SEO practice by half-doing it. We refer paid work to specialty partners when it's the right next step.
Discovery calls are free. Scope, timelines, and pricing are quoted after we understand what you’re solving.