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Prioritized report
Issues sorted by importance: what’s critical, what’s nice to have and what you can leave alone. With screenshots and example pages.
M01 · Why
When you need an audit
You need an audit when you have a website but few leads come from search, and it’s not clear why. The causes vary a lot: pages don’t get indexed, Google sees duplicates, the copy doesn’t answer what people are searching for, or competitors simply have stronger links and reviews. Until you find the cause, any money spent on promotion is a shot in the dark.
We don’t hand you a stack of a hundred items generated by a tool. Every issue we find gets a rating: how much it hurts and how much it costs to fix. That way you can see where to start to get results faster, and what can wait.
The audit is a standalone service. The report is yours: you can give it to your own developer or another contractor, or have us make the fixes. If we keep working together, the audit becomes the first stage of SEO.
M02 · What we check
Six areas of the audit
Each area comes with a rating of importance and the effort needed to fix it.
Technical audit
Speed and Core Web Vitals, mobile version, server errors, redirects, duplicates, canonical tags, sitemap and robots. Everything that stops crawlers from getting through your site properly.
Indexing
Which pages Google sees, which it doesn’t, and why. We look for junk pages that drag the site down and important ones that have dropped out of the index.
Keywords and demand
What people search for in Russian and Romanian to find you, where you already show up and which pages are missing to meet demand.
Content and structure
Headings, copy, internal linking, answers to customer questions. Whether it’s clear from the first screen what you do — to people, search engines and AI alike.
Links and mentions
Backlink profile, toxic links, company mentions, reviews, and your listings in directories and on maps.
AI visibility (GEO)
What ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews answer to questions in your niche, whether they mention you and which sources they rely on.
M03 · Deliverables
What you get in hand
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Fix plan
Specific steps for your developer, copywriter or for us — with effort estimates.
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Walkthrough call
We go through the report together and answer your questions. No obligation to continue working with us.
M04 · How it works
How the audit works
Brief and access
We learn your goals and competitors, and ask for access to Search Console and Analytics if you have them.
→ a clear scopeReview
We crawl the site and look at search data, demand, links and AI answers.
→ list of findingsPriorities
We rate each finding: the harm it does to the site and the cost of fixing it.
→ report and planWalkthrough
A call where we show the key points, answer questions and discuss next steps.
→ a decision on what to do
M05 · Quick audit
SEO audit of your website
We check technical health, rankings and visibility in AI answers, then send a short prioritized report — what to fix first.
M06 · Prices
SEO pricing
The price depends on competition in your niche, the size of the website and the number of languages. Exact quote after the audit.
Audit
from €100
One-time work: find out what’s holding your website back.
- Technical audit
- Keywords and demand
- Content and structure
- Visibility in AI answers
- Prioritized plan
deliverable: report + plan
Order an auditSEO · per month
Most popularfrom €200
Monthly work on traffic and leads from search.
- Strategy and month-by-month plan
- Optimization and new pages
- Local SEO and Google Business Profile
- GEO: mentions and answers for AI
- Report: rankings, traffic, leads
every month: report in numbers
Discuss SEOWebsite + SEO
from €800
When your current website holds back growth and a new one is simpler.
- SEO structure built on demand
- Migration without losing rankings
- Copy for Google and AI
- GA4, goals and lead tracking
- Multilingual RU / RO / EN
at the start: keywords · redirects · goals
Get a quoteM07 · Team
Who leads your project
Oleg Visan
Project Lead
17+years in digital marketing
Every project is led by Oleg Visan, Project Lead at emarketing. He is responsible for the strategy, the website structure and the result. He works with a distributed team of specialists: design, development, copywriting, analytics.
Before marketing, Oleg ran his own business, so he looks at a website the way an owner does: how many leads it brings in and what each one costs.
- SEO and GEO
- Websites built for search
- Analytics and leads
- Hands-on business experience
- RU · RO · EN
M08 · FAQ
Questions about the audit
How is the paid audit different from the free one?
The free quick audit is a short overview of the main issues. The full audit is a detailed check of all six areas, with a report, a plan and a walkthrough call.
How long does the audit take?
It depends on the size of the site and the number of languages. We give you the timeline upfront, after a first look at the site.
Do you need access to the site?
Access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics is preferred — it makes the audit more accurate. We can do it without them, but some data will be estimated. We don’t need access to your site’s admin panel.
What does the price depend on?
The size of the site, the number of language versions and how deep the check goes. A landing page and an online store with thousands of products are very different amounts of work. We give you the price before we start.
Will you fix the issues you find?
We can, but you don’t have to hire us: the report is written so any developer can work from it. If we do the fixes, we quote that work separately.
What if we order SEO after the audit?
The audit becomes the first stage of SEO — we don’t check anything twice and go straight to work.
M09 · Next steps
After the audit, you usually need
M10 · Order an audit
Tell us about your project —
we’ll get back with a quote
We reply within one business day. No pushy calls — we understand your needs first, then make a proposal.