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Semantic Website Audit
Find what your website needs to explain, connect and change.
We examine your website against your business, its subjects and the decisions your visitors need to make. You receive page findings, a site review and a repair plan that explains what to change and how to check the work.
Discuss your websiteA service carried out for you. Fees depend on the agreed scope.
What we examine
We agree the pages, markets and available evidence before the review. Access and data limits stay visible in the findings.
Business and page purpose
We check how the offer, audience and intended reader task shape each page. We look for pages that repeat a purpose, mix unrelated subjects or leave a buying question unanswered.
Topics, entities and answers
We examine the subjects, named entities, attributes and relationships needed to explain the topic. Missing coverage is tied to a reader question and an appropriate page, with a reason for adding or changing it.
Content and factual support
We review titles, headings, opening answers, explanations and examples. Claims need suitable support. Repeated wording, unclear terms and unsupported statements receive specific proposed changes.
Architecture and internal links
We check page relationships, navigation and contextual links. A useful link needs a relevant destination and a reason for the reader to follow it. Shared problems are recorded alongside the pages they affect.
Search presentation and website use
We examine available indexing signals, canonical declarations and structured data alongside the visible content. We review layout, contrast, mobile presentation, keyboard use and agreed interactions where the required access is available.
Search and visitor evidence
Where suitable data is supplied, we examine search performance and recorded visitor activity. Competitor work states its sample and collection date. Missing data is recorded as unknown.
A finding you can work from
Each repair has a place and a check.
The report records the page, observed problem, reader consequence, proposed change, priority, who should act and dependencies. An acceptance check describes what should be true after the repair.
You also receive a concise summary and an ordered action register. Shared repairs and individual page occurrences remain distinct so the amount of work is clear.
Illustrative audit finding
A service page leaves its coverage unclear
- Observation
- The page describes the service but does not state which business needs it covers.
- Proposed change
- Add the confirmed service boundaries beside the description and the enquiry action.
- Acceptance check
- The published page states the agreed coverage and exclusions. The wording remains readable on narrow screens.
A sample format. Your findings depend on the website and evidence reviewed.
Choose the work you need
The audit can stand alone or form the first stage of a repair or rebuild project. We agree who makes changes and who approves publication.
Audit
Commission the review, report and repair plan. Your team can use the findings to plan and assign the work.
Audit and repairs
Ask us to carry out agreed changes after the review. The project names the pages, work, review responsibilities and checks.
Audit and rebuild
Use the findings to define new page purposes, content, site structure and design. The rebuild scope identifies what will be replaced and how it will be reviewed.
How we work
AI throughout the work, with review.
We use AI in research, analysis, writing and checking. We compare its output with the available sources and website evidence, and keep unresolved questions visible.
Clients commission completed agency work. There is no customer tool account to operate. Agency partners can commission an audit as part of a wider client project.
Before commissioning an audit
What do you need from us?
Your website address, business goals, target markets, known problems and the work you are considering. We then agree page coverage, sources, access and any search or visitor data needed.
What determines the fee?
The website size, page sample, research depth, available data and agreed outputs affect the scope. Repairs and rebuild work are priced according to the work agreed.
Will every check be possible?
Some checks need browser, server or measurement access. The report states what was reviewed, what remains unknown and what evidence would resolve it.
Can you promise search results?
No. Search rankings and commercial outcomes depend on factors outside our control. The project defines the work and the evidence used to review it.
Discuss your project
Start with your website.
Send the website address, the markets you serve and the problem you want to address. Tell us if you need an audit, repairs or a rebuild.
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