Site audit
Verify technical issues with a site audit.
See which page a warning affects and what needs checking. Marvedo reviews titles, access and links together to establish where technical work should begin.
From a warning to a defined task.
A vague title, an inaccessible URL and a broken internal link each need different checks. An audit evaluates findings against the purpose of the page so you know what you are fixing.
For a full engagement, we first agree on priority pages and scope. We compare findings with the current page and explain the fix and follow-up check. A crawl warning alone is not sufficient reason to make a change.
What does the audit deliver?
- Technical finding with its page
- Review the affected URL and the observed title, access or link issue together.
- An explanation for the fix
- Understand why a finding matters, what needs confirmation and which change is suggested.
- Post-change verification
- Define how to check on the same page that the fix has been implemented.
How does the technical review work?
We select pages and scope
We clarify the URLs, their purpose and any issues you have already encountered.
We inspect the current page
We check titles, access and links, clearly separating confirmed findings from points requiring verification.
We define the fix and follow-up check
Your team reviews the proposal. After implementation, we recheck the page and assess technical completion separately from search performance.
What can you share to get started?
Your website URL is enough to begin the conversation. We agree on additional information needed for further work.
- Important pages you want reviewed
- Access errors or previous audit notes, if available
- Relevant Search Console reports, if you choose to share them
Site audit questions
Is a free review the same as a full site audit?
No. Email your website URL to request a free preliminary review. The form does not provide an automated scan or instant report. We discuss your request and priorities; the scope of a full audit is agreed separately.
Does every warning need fixing?
We first check whether the warning still applies and whether it is consistent with the page's purpose. A deliberate choice and an accidental issue need different treatment.
Does Marvedo change my site automatically?
No. A review does not grant permission to modify your website. Your team evaluates the proposed work and approves changes and pre-publication checks.
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