I pull everything Google knows about your site: every indexed page, what ranks, what gets ignored, and why. Most owners have never seen this. On one recent audit, a site with hundreds of pages had only 26 that ever earned a single Google ranking. You get the findings in plain language, sorted by what to fix first.
The audit starts with Google Search Console, the data Google itself keeps on your site. If you've never connected it, I set it up. From there I see every page Google has indexed, every search that showed your site, and every click. Then I check the pages themselves: duplicate content, missing titles, broken links, pages that exist but say nothing.
You get a written report sorted by impact. The stuff costing you rankings today comes first. If you want the fixes done, I quote that separately, so you're never paying for work you didn't approve.
You search for your own business and find competitors, directories, and Facebook, but not your site. You have no idea how long it has been like this.
Usually one of a few findable causes: pages blocked from indexing, no pages targeting what people search, or a site structure Google gave up on. An audit pinpoints which one within a day, with proof.
Your site gets visitors. They don't call or buy. You don't know why.
A website audit finds the gaps: unclear calls to action, slow pages, broken forms, or content that doesn't match what people search. Fix those before you spend more on ads.
People on Reddit say SEO is dead. Agencies quote $2,000 a month. You cannot tell if you would be buying results or buying reports.
SEO is worth it when it produces pages that answer buyer questions, because those pages now feed both Google and AI answers. It is not worth it when the money goes to monthly reports. Judge any SEO spend by pages shipped, not hours billed.
You know your site needs work. Agencies want retainers. You have more time than budget, but no idea if do-it-yourself SEO is realistic.
The mechanical parts are learnable. The parts that bite are invisible: pages Google quietly ignores, duplicate content, broken structure. An audit tells you which situation you are in before you commit to either path.
You know SEO matters. But now your customers ask ChatGPT, not Google. You don't know which path to take.
Traditional SEO builds authority for Google. AI SEO gets you quoted in AI overviews. You need both. Start with a solid traditional base, then add content that answers the exact questions AI assistants pull from.
We conduct a deep dive into your website and SEO performance to identify opportunities and issues. The audit covers technical, on-page, and strategic factors affecting your search visibility.
Yes. Beyond the audit itself, we provide custom builds and automation to address the gaps we find. We can also implement AI agent systems tailored to your business needs.
Scott Gerke leads this work as part of his personal consulting practice. He also built eezyRank and Fisheez, tools used in SEO and business automation.
