Search Console Audit

Google Search Console is the only place Google speaks directly about your site, and most teams never look past the traffic graph. Our audit works through every report in your property, extracts the signals that matter, and translates coverage warnings and query data into concrete action.

What we examine

Every search console audit in the plan works through this checklist. Nothing is skipped because it looked fine at a glance.

• Page indexing report — every exclusion reason, quantified and explained
• Crawl errors, server errors and soft 404s with the affected URL patterns identified
• Manual actions and security issues, and a remediation plan if any exist
• Query performance analysis — impressions, clicks, position and CTR by intent
• Pages ranking on page two, where small on-page changes yield the fastest gains
• High-impression low-CTR queries indicating title and description problems
• Query cannibalisation where multiple URLs rank and swap for one term
• Sitemap submission status and the discovered-versus-indexed gap
• Core Web Vitals report grouped by URL pattern rather than individual page
• Mobile usability issues affecting real users
• Rich result eligibility, valid items, warnings and errors by type
• Removals and any temporarily hidden URLs you may have forgotten about
• Links report cross-referenced against third-party backlink data
• Domain and property coverage — whether you are even measuring the whole site
• Seasonality and algorithm update correlation across the full sixteen-month window

Problems we find most often

These are real patterns from audits we have delivered. If any of them sound plausible for your site, they are worth checking.

• Thousands of URLs marked “Discovered — currently not indexed”, pointing at a crawl budget problem
• A property verified only on the www subdomain, hiding half the site’s data
• Forty commercial pages sitting at positions 11 to 15, needing only on-page work
• A manual action from a previous agency’s link building, never noticed or addressed
• Product rich results silently disabled by a schema warning introduced in a theme update

What you receive

• A written section in your monthly audit report covering every checkpoint above
• Each issue scored by expected impact and implementation effort
• Evidence for every finding — screenshots, exports or reproducible URLs
• Step-by-step remediation instructions written for whoever will do the work
• A comparison against the previous month showing what your fixes moved
• Direct email access to the specialist who produced the section

How this fits the complete audit

This discipline is part of our audit plans rather than a standalone purchase, because findings in one area almost always explain symptoms in another. A ranking drop that looks like a content problem is frequently a crawl problem, and you only see that when the same team reviews both. Which plan includes it is set out on the pricing page — plans start at $29.99 per month, and the Professional plan at $101.99 covers all seven.