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The Digital Presence Audit

A full audit of your website and digital presence, in your hands within four business days

This is the finished product, not a teaser for a monthly contract. I audit your site page by page and your presence across Google, ChatGPT, Google Maps, reviews, social and messaging, then rank the findings by what wins customers first. Most marketing spend is wasted because execution starts before diagnosis. This puts the truth before the spend.

200
pages, maximum
4
business days
24
scored categories
1,600+
tests

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The Digital Presence Audit

249USD

one payment, in US dollars

  • The written report, and the technical workbook (Excel, about 50 sheets)
  • Your site up to 200 pages, crawled in a real browser
  • Google, Bing, Yahoo and YouTube, plus ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity
  • Up to three competitors you name, run through the same checks
  • A 12-month roadmap, ordered by impact against effort

Pay by bank transfer, or by a card link I send you on WhatsApp. Price excludes VAT where applicable.

The scope

Exactly what gets examined: 10 pillars, 24 scored categories

Every category gets a score out of 100 and one of five maturity levels: Absent, Basic, Managed, Optimised, Leading.

  1. 01

    Website & technical foundation

    Up to 200 pages in a real browser, across every language version of the site.

    • Technical SEO
    • On-page SEO
    • Content strategy
    • Site structure & UX
    • Design quality
    • Performance
    • Security
    • Technology
    • Languages & localisation

    9 of 24 categories

  2. 02

    Search presence

    Google, Bing, Yahoo and YouTube: who shows for your terms, and who links to you.

    • Backlinks
    • Competitors

    2 of 24 categories

  3. 03

    AI & LLM presence

    ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity: measured on the day and documented, never guaranteed.

    • AI readiness of the site
    • Presence in assistant answers

    2 of 24 categories

  4. 04

    Conversion & revenue readiness

    Why a visit does not become an enquiry: forms, contact paths, the route to a sale.

    • Conversion path

    1 of 24 categories

  5. 05

    Google Business Profile & local

    Your Google Business Profile: completeness, categories, photos and local visibility.

    • GBP & local

    1 of 24 categories

  6. 06

    Social media presence

    The profiles you give me at intake, WhatsApp and messaging, and video.

    • Social presence
    • Messaging
    • Video

    3 of 24 categories

  7. 07

    Reputation & reviews

    What a buyer reads about you before calling: reviews and brand mentions across the web.

    • Reputation
    • Reviews across platforms
    • Brand mentions

    3 of 24 categories

  8. 08

    Paid media landscape

    Who is buying ads against your terms, read straight off the results page.

    • Paid media on your terms

    1 of 24 categories

  9. 09

    Mobile app presence

    Audited when your business has an app.

    • App presence

    When applicable

  10. 10

    Marketplace & commerce

    Audited when you sell through a store or marketplace.

    • Marketplace

    When applicable

What the audit covers

Twelve things you will know on day four

Every finding is tied to its business impact and its fix, written so management can read it and a developer can act on it.

  1. 01

    Your website, analysed page by page

    A crawl of up to 200 pages in a real browser: crawling and indexing, speed, structure and internal links, security and SSL, accessibility, structured data and language targeting. Every finding is classed Critical, Warning or Info.

  2. 02

    The demand you cannot see

    What your market actually searches, with volumes for the countries you sell in, and the missing-pages list: what people search at real volume that you have no page for yet, ordered by opportunity against difficulty.

  3. 03

    Your visibility on Google, Bing, Yahoo and YouTube

    Where you show and where you are absent for the terms you sell on, across web results, maps and video, and who is taking your traffic and why.

  4. 04

    Up to three competitors you name

    Crawled to the same page budget and run through the same checks, so the comparison rests on something measured rather than an impression.

  5. 05

    Your visibility in AI answers

    Whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity mention you when your buyer asks, and whether their crawlers can read your content at all. Measured and documented on the day, never guaranteed.

  6. 06

    Your Google Business Profile and your reviews

    Your Google Business Profile: completeness, categories, photos and local visibility. Your reviews on the platforms you give me at intake, and what is said about your brand across the web.

  7. 07

    Social media and messaging

    The profiles you give me at intake: whether they exist, link to your site and are active, and whether a buyer finds your WhatsApp and messaging channels without effort.

  8. 08

    Your store and app, where you have them

    Your presence on marketplaces, and your app's presence in the app stores if you have one.

  9. 09

    The visits you already get that never convert

    Where visitors stall on the way to enquiring: trust signals, forms, how easy you are to reach, and which fix recovers the most of them for the least effort.

  10. 10

    Who is buying your keywords in ads

    Who advertises on the terms you sell with, without spend figures, so you know the size of the paid competition before you enter it.

  11. 11

    Your score and maturity level in every category

    A score out of 100 for each of the twenty-four categories and one of five maturity levels, so you see at a glance where you are strong and where the gap is, and can measure progress against the same numbers after the fixes.

  12. 12

    A 12-month roadmap in four layers

    Every task is sequenced by what it depends on, with an owner, an effort estimate and the retest criterion that proves it done.

What you receive

A report you read, and a workbook your developer works from

Two documents. The spreadsheet is real, and it is the technical half: every finding with its evidence and its fix.

For whoever decides

The report

A written report your manager reads in one sitting: the score and maturity level for every category, the three biggest gaps and three biggest opportunities, where you stand against competitors, the ten things to do first, and the twelve-month plan in plain language.

For whoever executes

The technical workbook

An Excel workbook of about 50 sheets. Every finding sits on one row: severity, pages affected, evidence, the fix, the owner, the effort, and the exact retest that proves it fixed. With it come the Roadmap sheet and the competitor comparison. Every finding carries a verdict, an explanation and an action.

Technical workbook · “All Findings” sheet

Severity

Critical

Finding

Your page copy is absent from the HTML your server sends

What it means for the business

AI crawlers do not wait for JavaScript. What is not in the first response never gets read, so it never gets cited, and no ranking report will show you that.

Who does it, and how long

Your developer: switch the public templates to server rendering. Roughly half a day.

The retest that proves it fixed

View the page source with JavaScript off: the copy must be there in full.

This is what one row of the workbook looks like, not a screenshot from a client’s. I picked one of the most common problems I find, so there is a fair chance it is on yours.

How it works

Four business days, four steps

  1. Day 1

    Brief

    A short form: your URL, your markets, who you consider competitors, and the profiles you want included. Ten minutes of your time, no more.

  2. Day 2–3

    Examine

    A full crawl, real search data pulled, the four assistants measured, and a manual review of the pages and accounts that matter. I do this myself, with no hand-off between a team: tools gather, I judge.

  3. Day 4, morning

    Write

    Findings turned into a report a manager can read in one sitting, with the priorities set.

  4. Day 4, evening

    Deliver

    The report and the workbook arrive, with the list of what to start on first. If a question is left after reading, message me and I answer in writing.

What I need from you is simple: a short form, and read access to Search Console and Analytics if they exist. If they do not, I work without them and explain what we lose.

Scope boundaries

What the audit covers, and what it does not

What's included

  • Your website up to 200 pages, crawled in a real browser
  • Google, Bing, Yahoo and YouTube
  • ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity: measured and documented on the day
  • The social profiles and messaging channels you give me at intake
  • Your Google Business Profile, your reviews, and brand mentions across the web
  • Marketplaces and your app, where they apply to you
  • Keyword analysis in the languages your customers search in, and the missing-pages list
  • Up to three competitors you name, on the same checks
  • Conversion-path review: why today's visitors do not enquire
  • The report, the technical workbook and a 12-month roadmap

Not included

  • Executing the fixes
  • Content writing
  • Link building
  • Managing paid ads: I map who advertises, with no access to your accounts and no spend figures
  • E-commerce checkout and cart pages: not yet covered
  • Ongoing monthly tracking after delivery

And after the audit? You execute it with your team, your developer or any company you choose. If you want me involved in execution, we scope that separately, after you have seen the report, not before. Sites over 200 pages, several markets at once, or ongoing search work are scoped on request.

The comparison

Why a free scan from a tool is not enough

A free tool is useful for a quick look at your site. It does not see your real competitor, does not know how your buyers actually phrase a search, knows nothing about Google Maps, reviews or ChatGPT answers, and does not tell you what is worth spending on now.

·This auditA free scan
ScopeYour site and your presence beyond it: 24 categories in 10 pillarsThe website alone
PrioritisationOrdered by business impact against effortA score out of 100 and an unranked list of warnings
Search languageAnalysed the way your buyers actually typeA generic keyword list
Your marketYour actual competitors, in your own marketGeneric benchmarks
AI answersMeasured and documented in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and PerplexityNot covered
EvidenceEvery finding carries its evidence and the test that proves it fixedA warning without context
Who can read itA report for the manager, and a workbook for the developerRaw tool output
After deliveryThe documents are yours with no obligation, and I answer questions in writingNothing

Before you buy

What everyone asks before buying

What will fixing whatever you find cost me?
Most critical items are developer hours, not a new invoice: settings, schema, speed, internal links, redirects, or updating your Google Business Profile, done by whoever already runs your site, in days. What needs real spend is new content, and that is optional and can be deferred. That is why the plan is ranked by impact against effort: cheap and high-impact first, with each item naming who executes it. If the report lands bigger than your budget, it names the three items that alone make most of the difference.
Is this only an SEO audit, or something wider?
Wider. Search is one pillar of ten. The audit covers your site page by page, your visibility on Google, Bing, Yahoo and YouTube and in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, your Google Business Profile and reviews, messaging and social, and your store and app where they apply: 24 scored categories across 175 modules and 1,600+ tests, then one plan ranked by impact.
Is the audit right for my kind of business?
If customers look you up online before they buy, yes. The audit assumes neither a sector nor a country: a clinic, an online store, a law firm and a software company are all measured on the same ten pillars, against the competitors you name in your own market.
How long does it take?
Four business days from receiving your form, and I do every audit myself.
Is there a contract or commitment afterwards?
No. It is one payment for one product. Plenty of clients take the report and the workbook and execute them on their own or with their developer, and that is a perfectly good outcome for me.
Can our agency or developer work from it?
Yes, that is what the workbook is for. Each finding names who should do it, roughly how long it takes, and the retest that proves it fixed, so you can hold any agency or developer to it. If they have a question about a finding they can message me and I answer in writing. Executing the fixes is not part of the audit.
My site is new. Is an audit too early?
Usually that is the best moment. Fixing structure before hundreds of pages exist is far cheaper than fixing it after. But if your site is under ten pages, message me first: I may advise you to wait and keep your money.
I run an online store. Does the audit fit?
Yes. A store is audited like any site: pages, categories and products, visibility on Google, your reviews and your messaging channels, on Shopify, WooCommerce or any other platform. What is not covered yet is the cart and checkout pages themselves, and I say so before you pay.
What if I do not have Search Console?
I work without it and state in the report what I could not see because of that. Delivery includes the steps to set it up and connect it to your site, so the data exists going forward.
My site has more than one language. Are all versions audited?
Yes. The crawl covers the language versions and compares them: what exists in one and is missing from another, and whether Google understands that each page has a counterpart in the other language.
What if my site is larger than 200 pages?
The audit crawls up to 200 pages, chosen to cover every template and your commercially important pages, which is enough to find the patterns on almost any site. Sites well beyond that, or several markets at once, are scoped separately, and I tell you so before you pay, not after.
How do I pay?
By bank transfer, or by a card payment link I send you on WhatsApp. The price is in US dollars and the invoice is issued in dollars. Message me on WhatsApp and I will arrange whichever suits you.
How do I ask a question before ordering?
In writing. Message me on WhatsApp or through the contact page and ask anything about the audit or about one specific problem in your online presence, and I answer myself. Everything is written, so the answer stays with you and you can come back to it.

Start by knowing what is true

If you are not ready for the full audit yet, message me on WhatsApp and ask about one specific problem in your online presence. The answer alone will tell you whether there is more worth digging into.

249USD

the full Digital Presence Audit, one payment