What a technical SEO audit is
It's a structured analysis of everything that affects the relationship between your site and search engines: loading speed, crawling, indexing, page hierarchy, structured data, redirects, the mobile version and security. The result is a clear diagnosis, prioritized by impact — not a generic list of "best practices".
Common technical problems that hold a site back
- Slow pages — poor Core Web Vitals hurt ranking and user experience.
- Crawling and indexing errors — important pages that Google simply isn't finding.
- Missing structured data — lost opportunities to appear in rich results (rich snippets).
- Misconfigured redirects — loss of accumulated authority from old pages.
- Confusing URLs and hierarchy — make it harder for both the user and Google to understand the site.
What's included in the consulting
- A complete technical audit of the site, with a report prioritized by impact.
- Core Web Vitals analysis and performance recommendations.
- Review of indexing, sitemap.xml, robots.txt and canonicals.
- Structured data (schema.org) suggestions relevant to the business.
- Follow-up on the implementation of the fixes.
How the process works
- Audit — we map every technical point that affects the site's search performance.
- Prioritized report — we organize the issues by impact and fix effort.
- Implementation — we fix them directly or guide your technical team in applying them.
- Validation — we confirm the fixes had the expected effect.
Who this service is for
Companies that already have a site — their own or a third party's — and feel that search performance doesn't match the quality of the business or the content published. Also recommended before a launch, to avoid technical problems from the start.
Why Gnostix
Because we build sites with custom code, without layers of CMS or plugins, we understand exactly what happens "under the hood" — and that applies both to sites we create and to third-party sites you already have. Technical consulting doesn't rely on guesswork: it starts from a real diagnosis of the site's code and structure.