SEO audits and planning for your next website improvement
Understand what needs attention before committing to a wider SEO project. Phillips360 reviews technical foundations, page content and search intent to help define a practical improvement plan for your business.
What an SEO review can cover
- Discovery and indexing: Check whether important pages can be crawled and indexed, and review canonical URLs and redirects.
- Page targeting: Match services to customer searches and identify pages that overlap or leave important questions unanswered.
- Content and internal links: Review headings, page descriptions, navigation and links between related pages.
- Mobile and performance priorities: Identify usability and loading issues that deserve further investigation.
- Measurement: Establish a baseline and identify the searches, pages and enquiries worth tracking.
What your audit findings should explain
- Affected pages: Identify the URLs involved in each finding.
- Evidence: Explain the observed issue and distinguish confirmed problems from items needing further investigation.
- Recommended action: Describe the change to consider and why it matters.
- Priority and responsibility: Agree on the order of work and who will implement it.
Turn findings into a clear scope
Discuss the findings, priority pages and implementation responsibilities before work starts. The review scope depends on the size and condition of your website and the information available. An audit identifies opportunities; it does not guarantee a ranking or include every implementation task automatically.
Planning a redesign?
Review existing URLs, important content and search visibility before replacing your website. Explore our web design and development services to discuss how those requirements fit the project.
Need ongoing SEO support?
For keyword research, website improvements and ongoing reporting, visit our Tulsa SEO services page. Discuss an SEO review. Share your website address, main services, target locations and the problem you want to solve.
The audit and planning engagement identifies recommended work. Content editing, on-page implementation and development are included only when explicitly agreed in the project scope.
