Free SEO audit
What your free SEO audit covers
Send your details, and a person reviews your site, your Business Profile and the Palo Alto businesses ranking above you. Then the findings come back in plain language, with the most valuable fixes listed first.
The free SEO audit arrives without a pitch attached. In fact, if search is not yet a good use of your budget, the audit will tell you so. If it is, our monthly plans start at $300 USD.
Not sure whether you control your listing yet? Google explains how to add or claim a Business Profile, and the audit notes which step you have reached.
- Every Palo Alto search that brings in customers, plus the spot you hold on it today
- Gaps in your Google listing, such as empty fields, stale hours or a category that undersells you
- Technical snags on your site, for example slow mobile pages or markup Google misreads
- The competitors ahead of you nearby, and the specific advantages they hold
Where we work
Free SEO audit
Tell us what you do and which part of Palo Alto you serve. We’ll reply with where you rank today and the first fixes worth making.
After you hit send
The next steps once your free audit request lands
You can stop at any point below, because nothing commits you to the next step.
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Within one business day
A personal acknowledgment
First, expect a brief note from a real person confirming your request and giving a date for the audit. If Google search looks unlikely to repay you, that note will say so plainly.
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Roughly three business days
The SEO audit itself
It covers rankings for the phrases locals and commuters use to find what you sell. It also lists the holes in your Google listing, your mobile load times and the competitors ahead of you on Search and Maps.
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Then
Your call
Keep the audit whatever you decide. For example, hand it to your web developer, work through it in-house or ask us to take it on.
Details that sharpen your SEO audit
Every field is optional, so even a bare URL is enough to start.
- Website or listing
- If there is no site yet, send what exists; a Maps link or an Instagram handle will do.
- Where you work
- The street, shopping center or neighborhood you operate from, plus any nearby cities you also take work in.
- Languages
- Any languages your customers prefer, in case separate language pages would help them.
- Competitors
- A few names that outrank you whenever you look up your own trade.
- Current marketing
- Paid listings, ads or promotions that are live right now, so nothing we do pulls against them.
Who we usually work with
Owner-led practices, shops and trades serving Palo Alto and the cities next door. If your field is missing from this list, the method still applies; we research your searches from scratch.