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From diagnosis to a working SEO system.

Choose an audit when an existing site has content but lacks a clear architecture or internal consistency. Choose a build when the topical map, the code, the content and the measurement need to be designed together.

Three levels of engagement

The assessment is free and commits you to nothing; a reply arrives by email within a few working days. Fees are fixed and confirmed before work starts. The final figure depends on the number of URLs and languages; what is and is not included is set out on each service page.

Three things we check before quoting

  1. Which business function of the site has to be measurable?
  2. What data and evidence do you actually hold?
  3. Which URLs should be kept, merged or built?
  4. How the site stands in AI answers — do the pages offer an extractable answer, and which crawlers arrive?

The full flow is on the process page, and you can see the shape of a deliverable in the audit example. What preparing for AI search involves is set out on the page about AI search and SEO.

Before you send a URL

Is this for you?

Building a new site

Problem: pages get written in whatever order they come to mind, so two of your own pages end up asking Google for the same thing and both lose.

Deliverable: the list of pages the site should have, and what each one covers, before the first one is written.

Example: how the map was built →Request a build plan

A site that isn't ranking or converting

Problem: there is content, but Google cannot tell which page is there for what.

Deliverable: a list of specific pages with specific mistakes, ordered by what to fix first.

Example: the audit example →Request a site audit

A complex site with many URLs

Problem: hundreds of pages with no order — new ones keep being added, and traffic does not grow.

Deliverable: a layout in which every page has its own job and none gets in another’s way.

Example: 23 city hubs →Request a scope estimate

Which one fits your situation?

Choosing between the two
SituationUsually the right choice
The site has content but no clear architectureAudit
Several URLs compete for the same queryAudit
Rankings exist but conversions do notAudit first, build only if the structure cannot be repaired
The site does not exist yetBuild
A rebuild is planned for other reasons anywayBuild
The current structure cannot support the business goalBuild

If the answer is unclear from your side, send the URL. Saying that an audit is enough is a cheaper and more honest answer than quoting a rebuild that is not needed.

Send a URL and the project goal

You will get an assessment of which service makes sense and what to solve first.

Request an assessment