List of issues
Every finding is described through its effect: what exactly keeps pages from getting clicks.
Website diagnostics
A website SEO audit from LightSEO is a list of the issues that keep important pages from getting customers from Google, with example pages and priorities. You know what to spend your budget on first and how to check that a fix has worked.

SEO audit
Fixed price
The price depends on the number of pages, the platform and the problem. You know it before work begins, and it is fixed in the contract.
6
critical issues found at the start in the solar equipment case study
30–35 %
of the solar equipment store's sales now come from organic search
2015
analyzing websites and stores
250+
projects launched
When you need an audit
The cause of a problem rarely shows in a single metric. An audit compares technical data, the history of changes and the actual search results.
We compare periods, queries and the pages where the changes happened, and look for the cause.
We find out whether they are available for crawling and how they connect to the website structure.
We compare old and new URLs, redirects and the visibility of key pages.
Categories, filters, service URLs and duplicates multiply, and the search crawler gets lost in them.
We find the obstacles worth removing before scaling content and landing pages.
We check whether products and services are described clearly and whether the structured data matches the visible content.
An example from practice
This is what audit findings look like. The example describes the check and the recommendations; it does not cover traffic growth.
Found
Some technical URLs created duplicate pages, and the test version of the store was accessible to search crawlers.
Recommended
Set up redirects for technical duplicates, close the test version from indexing, review the SEO tags and prepare pages for filters.
What it gives
The audit combined specific technical fixes with a plan for developing the catalog around target queries.
What we check
We adapt the list to the project: a service website, a large catalog and a store after migration have different priorities.
How we do it
We agree on the task before the start and explain the results after the analysis.
Problems, priority business areas, the platform and important changes in the website's history.
Crawling, public data and, if needed, view access to Search Console and other systems.
We combine tool data with a manual review of pages and filter out what is secondary.
A written report with examples and priorities, and a call in which we explain each recommendation.
If you wish, we make the agreed fixes and check that they have worked.
Case studies
LightSEO case studies where the work began with an analysis of the website and a search for weak spots. The numbers come from client reports.

Inverters, panels, batteries
6 issuesblocked growth at the start, then – TOP 3 in the niche



YKK sewing accessories
+7,170%page views in 9 months after the migration and SEO
Questions
The price and timeline depend on the number of pages, the platform, the problem and the scope of checks. After a first review of the website we name both and fix them in the contract.
The most useful is view access to Google Search Console. We request other access when it is needed for the agreed task. You do not need to send passwords.
Yes, we run part of the checks using public data and crawl results. Conclusions about real queries, clicks and certain indexing issues will then be limited.
An audit is diagnostics and recommendations. We agree on the scope and cost of implementation separately after setting priorities; we can make the changes as part of website SEO optimization.
No. For these SaaS platforms we do an SEO analysis of the specific store: categories, filter pages, metadata, indexing and visibility. What to do next is described on the SEO for Horoshop and SEO for Shop-Express pages.
A free SEO consultation helps you get your bearings and choose a priority. An audit is a systematic check of the agreed areas with a written plan of fixes.
No. The choice of sources depends on the system and the query. We check what influences it: availability of content, clarity of descriptions and the match between structured data and the visible page content.
The first call is free
Tell us what has happened to your website: a drop in organic traffic, a complex migration or important pages missing from search. We will assess the request and propose a reasonable scope for the check. Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00.