AI Growth Systems

SEO audit services with a defined review scope

Find out what an SEO problem involves before paying to change the website. An audit brings the relevant pages, settings and search records into one review, with findings you can discuss with the person who will make the corrections.

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Before you commission work

Provider
AI Growth Systems
Audit output
Evidence, priorities and recommended actions
Implementation
Included only when named in the accepted scope

What will you receive from an SEO audit?

An SEO audit examines the agreed pages, technical settings and available search data to explain a website problem. You receive findings, priorities and recommended corrections, with a way to check each change. Implementation and ongoing monitoring are separate unless included in the proposal.

What your audit will cover

The review can investigate a traffic drop, a page missing from search or weaknesses in service-page content. Agree which question matters most so the report examines the pages and records needed to answer it.

Review areaWhat can be examinedScope to confirm
Search accessIndexing instructions, redirects and URL signalsThe pages and technical checks included
Page informationTitles, service descriptions, internal links and customer answersWhich pages receive an editorial review
Search recordsAvailable Search Console data and relevant changes over timeAccount permission and the period available
Inquiry pathThe customer's route to a form or telephone actionWhether interaction testing is authorized
ReportFindings, supporting records, priorities and next actionsFormat, delivery arrangements and any follow-up discussion

An audit for a pre-launch website has different evidence from a review of a site with years of search history. The report needs to reflect what was available, rather than fill those gaps with assumptions.

See a finding and its evidence

A useful finding connects an observation to a decision. For example, an indexing instruction can be found in a sample page's source. Whether it should be removed depends on what that page is for.

The sample SEO audit separates the observed instruction from its documented meaning, the recommended action and the checks required afterward. It is a demonstration of the deliverable, not a customer result.

Priorities also need a reason. A problem affecting an important service page may deserve attention before a minor inconsistency on a low-use page, but the business importance must come from your priorities and available records.

What access is needed?

A public review can examine information available without signing in. It cannot reveal private search queries, historical analytics or settings inside your account.

Permissioned access may help investigate a traffic drop or compare periods around a website change. If a record is unavailable, the audit should explain which conclusion becomes less certain. Use account invitations with the permissions needed for the agreed review; do not send login credentials with the inquiry.

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How findings become a work plan

  1. Identify the question the audit must help answer and the pages that matter.
  2. Agree which evidence can be inspected and where access is limited.
  3. Review the findings against the business priorities, separating confirmed faults from possible causes.
  4. Deliver the recommendations with enough detail to assign the next task and check its completion.

Some findings require a developer; others need an owner to confirm service information or approve wording. A recommendation should identify that responsibility instead of leaving a list of unexplained warnings.

How much does an SEO audit cost?

The audit price depends on the questions to investigate, the pages included and the records available. Reviewing a few service pages takes different work from tracing a traffic drop across several templates and historical reports.

The existing AI Growth Systems Growth Audit is a separate offer. Its published fee does not automatically price this SEO review. Compare the audit pricing factors and exclusions and confirm whether any technical implementation is included before accepting the proposal.

Questions before commissioning a review

Are website fixes included in the audit?

Website fixes are included only if the proposal names them. Otherwise, the audit delivers findings and recommendations for your team or developer to act on. Confirm implementation responsibility and completion checks before accepting the work.

Can an audit explain a traffic drop?

It can investigate the decline by comparing affected pages, search records and relevant website changes. Several factors may contribute, and incomplete historical data may prevent a firm explanation. The report should distinguish supported findings from possible causes.

Is this the same as the existing growth audit?

No. The Growth Audit is a separate AI Growth Systems offer. A specialist SEO audit is priced for its own review questions and deliverables. Compare both scopes before choosing; the Growth Audit fee does not automatically apply to this service.

Tell us what the audit needs to resolve

Share the website and the decision you want the report to support. If you have already noticed a specific page, date or search change, include it in the message.

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