Crawling and indexing
Access, HTTP status, robots, sitemaps, canonicals and available Search Console signals.
Technical SEO audit
An audit for teams investigating indexing issues, reviewing page structure or deciding where to focus their content work.
From findings to implementation
Audit tools flag issues, but they do not all matter equally. We review the site's structure alongside its commercial priorities to decide what deserves attention first.
Access, HTTP status, robots, sitemaps, canonicals and available Search Console signals.
Titles, heading hierarchy, internal links and overlapping pages, assessed against what each page offers visitors.
Evidence, recommendations and dependencies, with technical and content changes assigned to the appropriate teams.
Share your website and any recent migration, loss of visibility or difficulty getting pages indexed.
We agree on pages, goals and access, including Search Console where available.
We verify issues and connect each recommendation to supporting evidence.
We deliver the action plan and agree which changes Venya or your team will handle.
The audit identifies and prioritizes work. Code changes, page redesigns and content production must be included in the agreed scope. We can support implementation and validate fixes.
Search Console helps monitor indexing and search performance. GTM and GA4 can complement this with on-site measurement. Ranking changes need context and cannot always be attributed to one fix.
No. Competition, content, history and search engine decisions affect performance. We provide supported findings and an action plan, without traffic or ranking guarantees.
It is recommended for a deeper view of indexing and search performance. A public-site review is possible, but we will explain its limitations.
The audit may recommend pages or content to revise. Writing and implementation are not automatically included; they are agreed according to your needs.
Scope depends on site size, structure, complexity, available access and depth of analysis. A landing page and a large catalogue require different work.
Let's decide what to address first.
Discuss your website