A full technical crawl, a manual review of key pages and competitor benchmarking, compiled into a prioritized list of fixes. One to two weeks. Then WolfxTech implements, or your team does.
What is covered
Seven areas, one report, with the fixes ranked by what moves rankings first.
Site structure, indexing, performance and crawlability issues found and fixed.
Loading speed, responsiveness and Core Web Vitals improved for rankings and for the people using the site.
Page structure, headings, metadata and content tuned for visibility.
Existing content improved and an optimized content plan that targets what your customers search for.
Who outranks you, with which pages, and what it takes to close the gap.
High-value terms and a search strategy built around the right audience.
Rankings, traffic and performance tracked after the fixes go in, with reporting you can read in five minutes.
What you get back
The audit is a working document for whoever implements it, your team or ours. Each area below is covered on every audit.
Technical
Site speed, crawlability and indexing issues. Noindex tags, broken canonicals, redirect chains and anything else keeping pages out of search.
On page
Titles, meta descriptions, headers and internal linking across key pages, reviewed by hand rather than by checklist.
Content and competitors
Content quality, keyword research and a competitive gap analysis, so every recommendation is tied to search terms your customers use.
Related work
Each card names the brief and the platform it shipped on. Results are filled in from the case studies.

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Present investor outreach, equity research and investment banking services to public companies and institutional investors.

Turn hardware prototyping and engineering services into something non-technical founders understand at a glance.
Clients
In their own words.
WolfxTech developed creative solutions for our complex requests. Our site is now much easier for both our vendors and customers to use. I'd recommend them to anyone who needs functional, creative solutions for their website.










Questions
What people ask before an audit.
A full SEO audit covers technical SEO (site speed, crawlability, indexing issues), on-page SEO (titles, meta descriptions, headers, internal linking), content quality, and a competitor analysis. You receive a prioritized report with specific, actionable fixes rather than a generic checklist.
A standard SEO audit takes one to two weeks depending on the size of the website, since it involves a full technical crawl, manual review of key pages, and competitor benchmarking before the findings are compiled into a report.
Yes. One of the core purposes of an audit is identifying specific causes behind ranking drops, whether that's a technical issue (like a noindex tag or broken canonical), a content gap, or a competitor outranking you with stronger pages. The audit pinpoints the cause so you're not guessing.
Both options are available. Some clients want the audit and report to hand to their internal team, while others have us implement the technical and on-page fixes directly, followed by ongoing SEO monitoring to track ranking and traffic improvements over time.
We recommend a full audit at least once a year, or any time you notice a meaningful drop in traffic or rankings, after a website redesign or migration, or before a major content or SEO push. Lighter technical check-ins are useful on a quarterly basis.
Yes. Keyword research and competitive gap analysis are part of every audit, so the recommendations are tied to real search terms your target customers are using, not just generic technical fixes.
Tell Joel what the site needs to do for the business. You get a straight answer on whether WolfxTech is the right fit and what it would cost.
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