The Technical SEO Audit tells your recruitment agency exactly what is stopping your site from ranking and appearing in AI search results. £495 as a one-off project.

Delivered within five working days. A prioritised issue log in plain English with a fix brief your team can act on immediately.

Key Takeaways

£495 covers a full review of your recruitment site identifying every technical problem suppressing your rankings on Google and your visibility in AI search results including ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews.
Every issue is documented with a severity rating, a plain-English explanation of what it is and why it matters, and a specific fix your team or developer can implement without further interpretation.
The audit closes with a presentation call to walk through the findings and answer questions before remediation begins. Everything produced belongs to your agency.

What the Technical SEO Audit covers

Most recruitment agencies that are not ranking as well as their content deserves have a technical problem underneath that is stopping Google from evaluating it correctly. The Technical SEO Audit finds every one of those problems, tells you how serious each one is, and tells you exactly what to do about it.

The audit covers seven areas: how well Google can find and access every page on your site; whether the pages your agency needs to rank are actually being indexed; whether your pages load fast enough to rank competitively in mobile search; whether your pages have the structured signals that make them eligible for People Also Ask, Featured Snippets, and Google AI Overviews; whether Google is splitting authority between duplicate versions of the same page instead of concentrating it correctly; whether the links between your pages are sending authority towards the pages that matter; and whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can access and read your site. If they cannot, your agency does not appear in AI-generated answers regardless of how good your content is.

Who is the Technical SEO Audit for?

The audit is right for any recruitment agency whose content is strong but whose rankings are flat, any agency that has been live for more than two years without a technical review, any agency that has recently moved to a new platform, and any agency that is publishing pages that are not appearing in search results. It is also right for agencies about to commission a content programme or retainer who want to make sure the technical foundation is clean before they start building on it.

What does the audit produce?

The audit produces a prioritised issue log documenting every technical problem found. Each issue includes a severity rating from critical to low, a plain-English explanation of what the problem is and why it is suppressing your rankings or AI visibility, and exactly what needs to happen to fix it. Issues are ordered by ranking impact so your team knows where to start. The issue log and fix brief belong to your agency to use however you choose.

What the audit means for your business

A recruitment agency that completes the Technical SEO Audit exits with a clear, prioritised list of exactly what is holding its site back and exactly what to do about it. Most agencies find at least one significant problem they were not aware of. Many find several.

Fixing the problems the audit identifies typically produces ranking improvements within 30 to 60 days. For agencies investing in content and link building, fixing the technical foundation first means every page published and every link earned produces its maximum possible return rather than underperforming against a technically compromised base.

Agencies that want Kaizen SEO to implement the fixes rather than briefing their own team can commission an audit with fixes at £895, which adds implementation of all critical and high-severity issues directly. For ongoing technical oversight after the fixes are deployed, see the monthly and quarterly cadence options on the technical SEO hub.

 

FAQ

The audit is delivered as a written document within five working days of the project brief being confirmed, followed by a presentation call to walk through the findings, explain the severity ratings, and answer questions before remediation begins. The document and all supporting notes belong to your agency.

 

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