A free SEO audit in Dubai, done by hand.
Send me your website. I go through it myself and email you a written list of the ten things I'd fix first, ranked by impact. It's free, and you're under no obligation to hire me afterwards.
What I check
The same five areas I look at before any SEO project, applied to your site.
Technical health
Whether Google can crawl and index the pages that matter: canonicals, redirects, duplicate pages, sitemap, robots rules and structured data.
On-page and keywords
Titles, headings and content measured against what your customers actually search for, and which page should rank for which search.
Local signals
If you serve customers in one area: your Google Business Profile, consistent contact details and the pages that cover the areas you serve. More on my local SEO page.
Speed on mobile
Core Web Vitals on a real phone profile, and the heavy images, scripts or fonts slowing the first view down.
Links
Who links to you, how that compares with the sites ranking above you, and what is worth fixing or building first.
What the report looks like
A short written document, not a 60-page export. Each of the ten findings is laid out the same way.
What I found
The problem in plain language, with the pages it affects.
Why it matters
What it costs you in visibility, traffic or sales, and how sure I am about that.
How to fix it
The fix, written so you or your developer can act on it without me.
When to do it
The order I'd work in: what to fix this week, this month, and what can wait.
How it works
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them.
1. You send your website
Use the audit form or email me. Tell me what you'd like more of: sales, leads or calls.
2. I review it myself
I go through your site and send a written report with my top ten recommendations.
3. A 30-minute call, if you want one
You and I go through the report together and talk about what's worth doing now.
4. A proposal, if you want one
What I'd do, in what order, what it costs, and when you'd see the first results. My SEO prices are on the SEO prices page.
Who the free audit is for
It's most useful for businesses that already have a site and some customers.
It suits ecommerce stores and service businesses whose site exists, gets some traffic, and should be bringing in more from Google. If competitors show up for your searches and you don't, the audit usually shows why.
It's less useful if the site isn't built yet or you're still working out what you sell. In that case a conversation about the site itself makes more sense, and my web design service covers building it with SEO in place from day one.
Questions about the free SEO audit
Short answers to what people ask before sending their site.
Is the audit really free?
Yes. You send your website, I review it and email the report. You're under no obligation to hire me afterwards, and you can use the report with any developer or agency.
Is this an automated tool report?
No. I use crawlers and Google's own tools to collect data, but I read the site myself and write the findings in plain language, ranked by what I'd fix first.
What's the difference between the free and the paid audit?
The free audit covers the ten findings that matter most. The in-depth audit, USD 350 one-off, covers everything I find, with a complete prioritized fix list you can hand to a developer. On a monthly SEO plan, the full audit is included.
What happens after I get the report?
If you want, you can book a 30-minute call with me to go through it. If you'd like me to do the work, I send a proposal with what I'd do, in what order and what it costs. If not, the report is yours to keep.
Send me your website
I'll go through it and send back the ten things I'd fix first. Free, with no obligation.