Free SEO website check with clear next steps.

If Google cannot reliably crawl and index your pages, they stay out of the search results – however good the content is. Common causes are noindex signals, unclear canonical tags, redirect chains or a sitemap that doesn’t reflect what should rank.

What we check

• robots.txt and meta robots (noindex, nofollow)
• Canonical logic (duplicates, wrong main page)
• XML sitemap (present, up to date, relevant)
• Accessibility of important pages (crawl paths, 404 errors, redirect chains)

Your added value: you see whether Google can find and index your key pages, whether missing rankings have technical causes and which fixes unlock visibility fastest.

Titles, headings and URLs look simple, but they often decide whether Google can clearly place an offer. Each page should make clear within seconds what it is about, who it is for and what the next step is.

What we check

• Title and meta description (relevance, length, appeal in the search results)
• Heading structure (one unique H1, logical H2/H3, no chaotic headings)
• URL logic (clear, short, on topic)
• Internal consistency (the page topic matches title, H1 and content)

Your added value: you learn whether Google and visitors understand your offer immediately, and how to raise relevance and click-through rate without redesigning your website.

On mobile, visitors decide quickly whether to stay. If a page loads slowly or reacts sluggishly, potential customers leave before they understand your offer. We don’t check for perfection, but for the biggest bottlenecks.

What we check

• Mobile-first display (usability, layout, readability)
• Loading time and heavy elements (images, scripts, fonts)
• Core Web Vitals, simplified (stability, responsiveness, loading experience)
• Common slowdowns: oversized images, too many plugins, unoptimised scripts

Your added value: you see whether your website loses visitors on mobile before they enquire, and which bottlenecks to fix first to reduce bounces and support your performance in search.

Good content isn’t more text – it’s the right answer to the right search. Typical gaps are missing FAQs, an unclear service description, no visible process, too little substance or too much generality.

What we check

• Does the content match the search intent (information, comparison, purchase or enquiry)?
• Are crucial sections missing (service, process, prices, FAQ, trust)?
• Content depth: subtopics, examples, clear answers, added value
• Duplicate or thin content (too similar, too short, too generic)

Your added value: you see whether your page delivers what searchers expect, and how to align it to attract more qualified visitors.

Internal links tell Google which pages matter and guide visitors to your services. We check whether your most important offer pages get enough of them.

What we check

• Which service pages receive too few internal links?
• Link paths: how quickly can you get from the homepage or blog to the main pages?
• Orphan pages (pages without internal links)
• Navigation, footer and in-text links (do they help, or are they just decoration?)

Your added value: you see where authority gets lost and how targeted link paths strengthen the pages that are supposed to bring leads.

If your customers search locally, local visibility often decides calls and enquiries. We check whether Google clearly understands where you operate and which services you offer there, and whether your business data is consistent everywhere.

What we check

• Logic of location and service pages (city + service cleanly covered)
• NAP consistency (name, address and phone number the same everywhere)
• Relevance signals for “near me” searches (clear location details, service area, opening hours)
• Basic checks of local findability (without tool overload)

Your added value: you understand why you may not be visible enough locally on Google Maps and in “near me” results, and what increases your chance of a place in the map results. For ongoing local work, see our local SEO services.

Many websites lose enquiries not because of SEO, but because trust signals are missing. Visitors want to know: Who is behind this? How does it work? What exactly do I get?

What we check

• Contact, imprint and privacy policy (easy to find, complete)
• Transparency: who is behind the website, what exactly is offered, how it works
• Provider signals: clear services, responsibilities, location, professional presentation
• Trust for users: clear calls to action, an understandable process, less uncertainty

Your added value: you see where your website creates unnecessary doubt and what to improve first – for more enquiries and stronger quality signals to search engines.

Links from other websites are one of the signals Google uses to judge how trustworthy a site is. We take a look at who links to you – and whether something there needs attention.

What we check

• How many different websites link to you, and whether they are relevant to your business
• Links that look spammy or unnatural and could become a risk
• Which of your pages receive links – and which important pages receive none
• Broken links pointing to pages that no longer exist

Your added value: you see whether your backlink profile supports your visibility or holds it back, and what to look at first.