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An SEO audit that ends with a decision, not a PDF.

Most audits are a crawler export with severity labels attached: technically accurate, practically useless, and impossible to act on. This one is read by a person, prioritised by what it is costing you, and delivered as a sequence your developer can work through.

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  • Read by Prithvi, not exported
  • Ordered by revenue at stake
  • Each fix has an owner and an effort
Crawl report · yourbrand.comCrawling
Pages crawled0 · 0 issue types
Sorted byIssue count

Fix 1 of 6

One line in robots.txt. It was hiding the pricing page from Google.

Sites we have read the way a crawler does, across six markets

The usual audit

A hundred findings. No idea where to start.

An SEO audit is a structured review of everything preventing a site from ranking. A useful one orders the problems by the revenue at stake and says what to do about each. The output should be a sequence of decisions, not an inventory of errors.

  1. 01

    A crawler export with labels on

    A 90-page automated report lists everything a tool can detect and ranks it by how many pages it touches. Count is not cost.

  2. 02

    A hundred flagged issues, six that matter

    A person reads the output against the commercial picture: which pages make money and which queries you should own. That is where a long list becomes the few things actually costing you.

  3. 03

    Nobody owns the list

    Findings land in a shared document with no owner, no effort estimate and no reason. They are filed, not fixed.

What we do

What the audit examines, and what you get back.

Six areas, read together. The output is one ordered list, not six reports.

Crawl and index reality

What search engines can actually reach

What search engines and AI crawlers can reach and render, versus what you think they can. This is where most silent traffic ceilings live, so it is checked first. Everything else sits on top of it.

  • Indexation and rendering, as a crawler sees the site
  • AI-answer readiness: can assistants read you at all
  • Machine pass includes the checks from our free audit tool
audit.techdevs.in / yourbrand.com

Audit in progress

Crawling every page on yourbrand.com
Asking 214 buyer questions in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini
Mapping your rank across 49 map-pack cells
Reading the Reddit threads your buyers trust

Content and structure

Against real intent, not word counts

Whether the pages you have answer the questions your buyers ask, where the gaps sit between what you publish and what they search for, and how authority moves around the site. Orphaned pages and weak internal links often hold back the pages that matter commercially.

You get

  • Content gaps against buyer questions
  • Internal links and orphaned pages
  • Conversion on the pages that already rank

Off-site authority

The distance between you and the competitor ahead

Who links to you, who links to the competitors beating you, and how far apart those two profiles really are. That gap usually explains a ranking difference that on-page work alone will not close.

You get

  • Your link profile against the competitors outranking you
  • The mentions assistants cite in your category
  • What closes the gap, in order

The deliverable

An ordered list your team can work through

Each finding gets an owner type (content, developer or marketing), an effort estimate and the reason it matters, ordered so the highest-value fixes ship first rather than the easiest. We walk through it live with whoever will implement it.

  • Owner, effort and reason on every finding
  • Highest value first, not easiest first
  • A walkthrough call so it is understood, not filed

Fix 01

Unblock the pricing page

Critical

Search engines cannot read the page that closes your enquiries, so it cannot rank for anything.

Owner: DeveloperEffort: Small

Fix 02

Add the product pages to the sitemap

High

The pages that earn revenue are being discovered by accident, not by design.

Owner: DeveloperEffort: Small

Fix 03

Rewrite the category intros to answer the buying question

High

The pages rank on page two because they describe the category and never answer the question asked.

Owner: ContentEffort: Medium

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How it runs

How the audit actually runs.

  1. 1

    Access and context

    Analytics, Search Console and the commercial picture: which pages actually make money, and which queries you believe you should own.

  2. 2

    Machine pass

    A full crawl plus the automated checks, including the ones in our free audit tool. This is the cheap part and it produces the raw material, not the answer.

  3. 3

    Human pass

    Prithvi reads the output against the commercial picture. This is where a hundred flagged issues become the six that are costing you something.

  4. 4

    Prioritised sequence

    Each finding gets an owner type, an effort estimate and the reason it matters, ordered so the highest-value fixes ship first.

  5. 5

    Walkthrough call

    We go through it live with whoever will implement it, so the document is understood rather than filed. Questions get answered while the context is fresh.

Fit

Built for some teams. Not for every team.

A strong fit if

  • A whole section does not rank and you do not know why.
  • Traffic fell after a migration and nobody can say what changed.
  • You are deciding whether a rebuild is justified.
  • You have a limited developer budget and forty possible fixes to choose between.

Probably not a fit if

  • You need a quick check on one page. The free audit tool runs about twenty-five checks on it for nothing.
  • You want a guarantee of better rankings. An audit finds what holds a site back, it does not move the rankings itself.
  • You want a list with no owner and no follow-up. This one comes with a walkthrough call.
  • You are not planning to ship any fixes.

Client love

Clients who stopped guessing and started fixing.

4.9Average client rating

Their team was very helpful, proactive, and clearly good at what they do. They also helped us rank a lot higher than our competition on search engines like Google.

Anmay ShahlotFounder · Atovio

“A colleague recommended Prithvi for our landing page design, and it was the best decision we made. Within a month, we saw a 40% increase in conversions.”

Sujal MehtaLocal Guide · Google review

“I’ve worked with Prithvi and his team at Tech Devs multiple times, and every single experience has been exceptional… once it starts showing results, the visibility and impact are incredible.”

Samelip ShahLocal Guide · Google review

“One of the most helpful guys I’ve met when it comes to seo. They’re well equipped, and have proven strategies for fintech.”

Siddharth ThakkarGoogle review

“Got my website done from tech devs. They were swift and finished it before time. Very humble courteous team with great knowledge for problem solving.”

Manoj BodhwaniGoogle review

“Love the energy and honest recommendations. Also the work got completed on time. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!”

Rima RohraGoogle review

“Great SEO services! Highly Recommend!!”

Devika MandyaniGoogle review

FAQ

Questions buyers ask us first.

What is included in an SEO audit?

A full technical review of crawlability, indexation and rendering; a content assessment against real search intent; internal link and site structure analysis; an off-site authority comparison against the competitors outranking you; and AI-answer readiness. It ends with a prioritised fix list and a walkthrough call rather than a document handover.

How is this different from your free SEO audit tool?

The free tool runs about twenty-five automated checks against a single page instantly and shows the element behind every finding. This engagement covers the whole site, adds off-site and commercial context, and — the important part — a person decides what actually matters and in what order. Use the tool for a page; use this when the question is why a section or a site is underperforming.

How much does an SEO audit cost?

No price is charged or shown up front. Leave your email and website URL and we will review your site and contact you with the audit findings and next steps, including what a fuller engagement would involve for your situation.

How do I get started?

Leave your email and website URL in the form on this page. We review the site ourselves before we get back to you, so the reply you get is a real read of your situation rather than an automated form response.

Do I need technical skills to act on it?

Each finding is labelled by who needs to do it — content, developer, or marketing — so it can be handed to the right person without translation. The walkthrough call exists specifically so whoever implements it can ask questions directly. If you have no developer at all, we will tell you which items genuinely require one.

Will the audit guarantee better rankings?

No. An audit identifies what is holding a site back; the rankings move when the fixes ship and the authority builds behind them. What it reliably does is stop you spending a year on the wrong work, which for most sites is worth more than the audit costs.

Who leads this

Read by a founder, not run through a template.

Prithvi Jadwani, Co-founder · Organic growth

Co-founder · Organic growth

Prithvi Jadwani

Runs the organic division: SEO, AI search visibility, Reddit and community marketing, and conversion. Six years of working out where buying decisions actually start.

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What happens next

  1. Answer a few quick questions about your business. About two minutes.
  2. Pick a time that suits you for a free 30-minute call with a founder.
  3. We study your site before the call, so you leave with a plan, not a pitch.
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