SEO audit in Canterbury and Kent

What actually arrives

One document, written for your business. Tools measure the speed, the crawl and the structured data. A senior engineer reads every finding and decides what matters, so it is not a checklist printed out. It opens with a summary and how people find you now. Then come the findings that matter most, the changes to how the site is built, and your enquiry walked through on a phone. It ends with an action plan, in order.

The eleven areas it covers

The same checks, in the same order, that we publish in full on how to audit your own website:

1. The searches you already appear for in Search Console, and the pages behind them
2. How phone and desktop visitors differ
3. Where you sit in the map results and the ordinary results, in your own town
4. Whether AI assistants name you when asked for a recommendation
5. How fast your pages load, measured more than once
6. The scripts from other companies that slow a page down
7. Whether machines can read what you are and where you are
8. Redirects, sitemap and the pages Google should and should not see
9. Your Google Business Profile, and whether it matches the site
10. Whether your analytics records enquiries at all
11. An enquiry made on your own site, on a phone, as a stranger would

Who it is for, and where

Businesses in Canterbury and across Kent, and anywhere else by video call. It helps if you can share Search Console and analytics. If you cannot, the report says what it could not see. No website yet? The same audit becomes a research report on what the site should be. It takes five working days from when you pay.

The part most people are surprised by

Every report ends with actions you can take today. These are the fixes that cost nothing and need no developer. They do not involve us at all. In an audit we delivered in August 2026, the two most valuable actions in the report were both free, and neither one was a website task. We said so, in those words.

What we do not check

Stated here as it is stated in every report, so you can judge the price fairly. Backlinks and authority. Direct competitor benchmarking. Professional or clinical accuracy of your copy, which we are not qualified to verify. Real world speed data, because smaller sites do not meet Google’s threshold for it.

If the answer is to keep the site you have

Then that is what the report says, and it stops there. The section recommending a new website is only included when the findings genuinely support it.

The fee comes back if you go ahead

Order a new website within 30 days of the report and the full £450 comes off the price. The audit stands on its own whether or not you go further. The credit is there because findings go stale, and acting on them early is worth more.