Website review
An SEO audit with a decision at the end.
Understand what deserves attention before committing to a rebuild or a larger SEO plan. Studio Legado scopes a review around your business goals, important pages and the search evidence available to you.
A review built around evidence and priorities.
We confirm the questions, available access and review scope first. The output should help you choose what to do now, next and later.
- 01 / Scope
Define the business question and available evidence.
Identify important services, target areas and the decision you need to make. Confirm which website, search and inquiry information can support the review.
- 02 / Discovery
Check important pages and search visibility.
Review page access, titles, links and service relevance. Use Search Console evidence where available rather than assuming why a page is missing or receiving fewer visits.
- 03 / Customer journey
Follow the path from service information to contact.
Review mobile usability, supplied proof, common questions and the contact experience. Note where an actual test or additional information is needed to confirm a problem.
- 04 / Decisions
Put the findings into a practical order.
Prioritize supported fixes, explain the reason for each and identify dependencies. Separate recommended work from assumptions that still need investigation.
What decision should the audit help you make?
You are considering a redesign or a new SEO investment
Before approving a larger project, review what the current site can support and what is getting in the way. The audit can help distinguish a focused fix from work that needs rebuilding.
Search activity or inquiries have changed
You have noticed a change but do not yet know its cause. We review comparable reporting periods, relevant pages and inquiry information, keeping confirmed observations separate from possible explanations.
SEO AUDIT
Give the review a question to answer.
Choosing whether to rebuild and investigating a change in clicks need different evidence. A specific question keeps the review focused and gives the recommendations a practical purpose.
Choose the next investment using what you can verify.
A quiet contact form does not tell you whether the issue is search visibility, the offer or the route to an inquiry. A useful review connects observed problems with specific actions and makes missing evidence clear.
You need a practical order of work, not a long list of warnings with equal urgency. Each recommendation should explain the issue, the supporting evidence and what the business needs to decide.
Project evidence
Review a real customer journey, not an abstract score.
The King Kutz walkthrough shows service destinations, project work and estimate requests. Those are visible parts of a site that can be examined directly. A search observation, website issue and accepted inquiry each require their own evidence.
Start with the work
Outdoor projects establish the quality and range of the business before a homeowner starts comparing services.
A live service-business website connecting projects, service information, public review sources, and estimate requests. Historical search evidence is documented below; it is not a claim about current lead volume.
See the workTell us what the review needs to answer.
Best fit
- businesses unsure why rankings are weak
- owners considering a redesign
- service companies before ad spend
- brands with thin city pages
- teams unsure whether their Google Business Profile is helping
Tell us what the review needs to answer.
- Your website and the services or pages you are concerned about.
- The decision you are considering and any recent changes to the business or site.
- Available Search Console exports, profile link or inquiry history, if you have them.
What business owners usually want to know.
Is this the same as your free website check?
No. The free website check runs automated checks. This service is a separately scoped human SEO review, with its questions, access and price agreed after reviewing your inquiry.
Can you audit a site without Search Console access?
We can review public pages and the customer journey. Search visibility and change analysis are more limited without first-party reports. We explain those limits and confirm what the available evidence can support.
Does the audit include fixing everything it finds?
The review and implementation are separate scopes unless the proposal explicitly includes both. Findings help determine which fixes deserve attention and what work needs a separate estimate.
How much does the audit cost, and when is it delivered?
Pricing and project timing are provided after review. Jan replies to the initial inquiry within 48 hours; that reply window is not an audit delivery promise.
What do you need to decide about your website?
Send the website and the question you want answered. Jan replies within 48 hours to clarify the review scope and the next step.