SEO Audits
SEO audit services show what is limiting search performance, which issues matter most, and what should happen next. We review technical SEO, search demand, pages, content, internal links, authority, and tracking, then turn the findings into one prioritized action plan.
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Your audit shows what is wrong, what matters, and what to fix first, so SEO work starts with evidence.
We review the full search system before recommending work. Technical access, search demand, priority pages, content, internal links, authority, and measurement are assessed together, so the audit ends with one clear view of what is limiting performance and what deserves action first.
We review crawling, indexation, rendering, canonicals, redirects, XML sitemaps, page status codes, structured data, and site architecture. The goal is to identify technical issues that can limit important pages, not to turn every crawler warning into a priority.
We compare the searches tied to your services, products, locations, and buyer questions with the pages currently responsible for them. This shows where demand is mapped well, where intent is mismatched, and where important queries have no useful destination.
We review titles, headings, copy, page purpose, internal signals, and supporting information on priority pages. The audit looks for places where the page does not clearly match the search intent or does not give users enough information to take the next step.
We identify missing or weak content that leaves important buyer questions, comparisons, problems, or services uncovered. Each gap is judged by search intent and business relevance, so the recommendation is tied to a real information need rather than publishing volume.
We review how authority and context move through the site, whether important pages are easy to discover, and where related pages fail to support one another. The result is a clearer linking plan that strengthens the site architecture without adding links mechanically.
We review the quality and relevance of existing links, mentions, citations, and other authority signals, then identify gaps that may be limiting trust or competitiveness. We do not treat raw backlink counts or third-party authority scores as the business outcome.
We check whether Search Console, analytics, forms, calls, and key conversion events give you enough information to judge SEO performance. The goal is to make sure future improvements can be connected to useful visits, enquiries, and business outcomes where tracking allows.
SEO audit scope depends on site size, platform complexity, markets, and how deeply we review pages, content, authority, and tracking. We build one custom plan around the audit and follow-through required, starting at $1,000 per month.
CUSTOM SEO AUDIT PLAN
Starting at
$1000 / month
INCLUDED IN EVERY CUSTOM PLAN :
How we determine pricing
Site Size & Complexity
A focused service site needs a different audit depth than a large ecommerce, multi-location, or content-heavy site.
Audit Scope & Follow-Through
The number of markets, templates, systems, and stakeholders involved affects how much analysis, documentation, review, and implementation support is required.
Turn SEO Problems Into Priorities
Get one prioritized view of the SEO issues holding your site back. We separate high-impact problems from low-value warnings so your team knows what deserves action first and what can wait.
Deliverables explain what we inspect. Expectations explain how access, scope, reviews, ownership, and follow-through work during the audit.
We confirm the access and baseline data needed before the audit begins. That may include Search Console, analytics, your CMS, crawl access, call or form tracking, and any previous SEO reports, so findings are judged against the right starting point.
We agree on what the audit needs to cover before analysis starts. For larger sites, that may mean prioritizing key templates, markets, locations, products, or sections first, so the audit goes deep enough to support action instead of spreading attention too thin.
You receive reasoning behind the findings, not only a list of errors. We review the evidence with you, explain why each issue matters, and separate confirmed problems from observations that need context before anyone commits time or budget to a fix.
Findings are ranked by likely business impact, scale, confidence in the diagnosis, effort, and dependency. This gives your team a practical order of operations instead of a report where every warning appears equally urgent.
We identify who should own each next step. Dymentions can handle approved SEO and content changes where access allows, while development, design, or platform work can be translated into clear recommendations for the people responsible for implementation.
An audit should not become obsolete at the moment it is delivered. We agree on a follow-up window for questions, implementation clarification, and validation of important fixes so your team can use the roadmap without guessing what the recommendation meant.
When you partner with Dymentions, you:
You get one ranked action plan instead of a flat issue list. The roadmap shows what deserves attention first, what can wait, and where each fix belongs.
Recommendations explain the signal, the affected area, and why the issue matters. You can see the reasoning before allocating time or budget.
We review technical SEO, pages, content, links, authority, and measurement together, so one part of the site is not optimized while another blocks progress.
Findings are written so marketers, writers, and developers can understand the next action without reverse-engineering a crawler export or vague recommendation.
Third-party health scores can surface clues, but they do not decide priority. We focus on issues that can affect important pages and business outcomes.
The audit is built to guide execution. We stay available for clarification and validation, so the document remains useful after the initial findings review.
Pricing Custom to You Starting at $1,000/month
SEO CASE STUDIES
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Denmate
Meximodo
Dean Aguilar
Bradshaw Beauty
Heldreth Motel
Hydrogen4Health
SEO audit services can review technical SEO, keyword and intent alignment, on-page optimization, content gaps, internal links, backlinks and authority, local visibility where relevant, and tracking. A useful audit should also rank findings by impact and explain what to do next.
Dymentions SEO audit services are part of custom SEO plans starting at $1,000 per month. Final scope depends on site size, platform complexity, the number of templates or markets involved, the depth of analysis required, and how much follow-through or implementation support is needed.
A technical SEO audit focuses on crawling, indexation, rendering, architecture, performance, structured data, and related implementation issues. A full SEO audit is broader. It also reviews search demand, pages, content, internal links, authority, and measurement so priorities can be ranked across the whole search system.
The timeline depends on site size and complexity. A focused review of a smaller site can move faster than an audit covering thousands of URLs, multiple templates, locations, products, or markets. We confirm the scope first so the review is deep enough to support decisions instead of rushing to produce a report.
The findings are turned into an execution roadmap. We review the priorities with you, confirm ownership, separate quick wins from work that needs development or content resources, and use the audit as the baseline for the next phase of SEO rather than treating the report as the final deliverable.
An audit is valuable when it reduces uncertainty. By the time the findings are reviewed, everyone involved should understand what deserves attention, what can wait, and how the next phase of SEO should be organized.
The audit becomes the shared planning document for SEO, content, and development. It helps decide which work belongs in the next sprint or month, which changes need specialist support, and where budget or internal capacity should be allocated first.
The completed audit also creates a documented starting point. Future reviews, redesigns, migrations, new service launches, and major content changes can be compared against that baseline so the business is not rediscovering the same problems from scratch.
