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Website Local SEO Audit

Use this audit when the website is the main problem: unclear service intent, weak schema, poor local signals, duplicate metadata, or shallow page architecture.

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What this service covers

The website audit crawls the homepage, sitemap, and level-1 internal pages to show what is weakening local rankings and what should be fixed first.

Robots, sitemap, canonical, 404, and internal crawl hygiene
Homepage title, meta description, H1-H3 structure, and geo intent
Schema, sameAs, areaServed, hasMap, and core entity signals
Service-page depth, URL siloing, duplicate metadata, and local trust content

Best fit

Agencies onboarding a new local SEO client
Service businesses with declining local organic visibility
Teams rebuilding service-page structure or local landing pages
Operators who need a client-safe action plan rather than raw crawler exports

Outcomes

Technical and crawlability issues prioritized by business impact
Homepage title, meta, schema, and heading improvements
Service-page architecture and internal-linking direction
Entity and semantic gaps tied back to the target city and services

How the engagement works

Submit the domain, city, keywords, and optional sitemap URL.
The crawler resolves the homepage, follows the sitemap, and inspects level-1 pages.
The audit groups failures into actionable website fixes and ranks them by impact.
You leave with examples, snippets, and a repair sequence you can actually implement.

Frequently asked questions

What pages does the website audit inspect?

It starts with the homepage, then follows the sitemap and level-1 internal links up to the configured page limit.

Can I force the audit to use a custom sitemap?

Yes. You can submit an optional sitemap URL, which is useful when the site uses separate page, post, or category sitemap indexes.

Is this only a technical SEO crawl?

No. It also reviews local relevance, entity completeness, page intent, schema, and conversion-critical homepage elements.