Automated export, human review, or forensic audit. What each actually delivers, what each costs, and which one your situation needs.
Three very different products are all sold as 'an SEO audit'. Buying the wrong depth is the most common way companies waste audit budget: an automated export can't prioritize, and a forensic audit is overkill for a thirty-page site. Here's how to match depth to situation.
An issue list is not an audit. An audit tells you what to fix first and what to ignore forever.
— Arise GEO, SEO Audit Services
Buy the depth you can implement, not the depth that sounds thorough.
— Arise GEO, SEO Audit Services
A crawl report with severity labels. Useful for a quick health check, useless for prioritization or for anything involving content, entities or intent.
A consultant reads the crawl and adds judgement. Better sequencing, but usually still stops at recommendations rather than tickets.
Crawl and render analysis, log review, architecture, content, entity and AI visibility work, delivered as ranked tickets with acceptance criteria and impact estimates.
Under 30 pages: tool export. Stable mid-size site with a known problem: human review. Revenue-critical site with technical debt or an unexplained drop: forensic.
We can promise this because our methodology already works. Hundreds of pages now sit in position #1 across our clients' catalogs. The risk shouldn't be on you — it's on us.
Forensic, because they come to us with revenue at stake and an unexplained drop or a stalled program.
Yes. We'll separate the real findings from the noise and convert what's real into tickets.
We run free tools and a free directional site check. The full forensic audit is paid because the analysis is the product.
Ten stages covering crawl and render, indexation, architecture, content, schema and entities, AI visibility, speed and competitive position.
Audits scoped within 24 hours. Results within 90 days, or your money back.
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