Site Content Audit — Where the Work Begins

We look at what's keeping the site from being found: whether the content covers real queries, whether there are gaps in the structure, whether the existing copy works. The result is a content plan, not a list of errors.

Before writing any copy, you need to understand what the site is missing. The audit is the first step: it shows where you're losing ground and what will move the needle fastest.

What we look at

  • Queries and reach. What queries people find you through, and which of them the site simply doesn't cover — this is usually where the main loss shows up.
  • Existing copy. Whether the pages have real content or just generic phrases about a "dynamically growing company"; whether descriptions were copied from a supplier.
  • Structure. Services without their own pages, sections with no descriptions, a missing or abandoned blog.
  • Metadata. Titles and descriptions for search results: written with intent, or auto-generated.
  • Indexing. Which pages search engines actually see, and which don't exist for them.

What you get

Not a list of errors, but a plan: which pages to rewrite, which are missing, where to start and in what order. You can work from this plan even without us — it isn't tied to our services.

If the problem isn't the content

Sometimes the audit shows the copy is fine and the problem is technical: speed, markup, indexing errors. In that case we say so honestly and point you to our partner studio seowebdev.ru — they handle technical SEO. Charging for content on a site that isn't getting indexed makes no sense.

Order an audit: info@seoforger.ru.