Audit - Digitley System

What is Audit Website?

A website audit is an examination of page performance prior to large-scale search engine optimization (SEO) or a website redesign. Auditing your website can determine whether or not it’s optimized to achieve your traffic goals, and if not, how you can improve it to increase performance.

Comprehensive Website Audit

Search Engines rely on many factors to rank a website. We provide you the AUDIT SERVICES. We review and more to help identify problems that could be holding your site back from it’s potential.

Additionally we provide a clear, actionable, prioritised list of recommendations to help improve.

If you manage a website, we can show you exactly how well it's been built.

Whether your site has just been launched or is a few years old, a website audit will show you how well it’s been put together.
The quality of your site can directly affect your placement in the search engines and how your visitors interact with the website.

Website audit checklist

When we audit your website, there are several areas that we look at. These include:

Website Loading speed.
The quality of Build.
The quality of the site content
Required content (such as meta descriptions and ALT tags)
Broken stuff (images, links etc)

The final report will show you everything on your website that needs to be addressed – and we can help you sort it.

SEO Audits

Part of our site audit will also look at your SEO.

It’s important to make sure your site build and any errors are fixed before you embark on improving your SEO – if you don’t, your SEO efforts will the thwarted by the fact that Google (et al) will push you down in the ranks due to errors on your site.

How it works

Our website audits follow the following process:

The initial automated scan of your site.
A full report on everything that needs addressing.
Our suggestions for what you need to do.

The next stages of the audit process include the work required to fix your website.

The removal of false positives in the audit results (site audits might flag things as errors that are actually intentional, such as a no-index tag on a page for example)
Fixing the easy stuff (missing meta descriptions, duplicate title tags, missing ALT tags)
Addressing the site speed
Fixing errors or problems with the site build
Removing render blocking resources (always a big issue with most sites)
Editing the site content to be fully optimised
On-page SEO.

Audit Services