Find What's Holding Your Client's Site Back
White Label SEO Audits & Technical SEO
Prioritised, not padded
Ready for developers
What every audit covers
- Full Site Crawl
- Indexation & Crawlability
- Site Speed & Core Web Vitals
- Site Architecture
- Schema Markup Review
- White Label Report
The details
What's included in a white label SEO audit?
Technical crawl
We crawl every page to find broken links, redirect chains, duplicate content, orphan pages and anything blocking search engines.
Indexation review
We check what Google has actually indexed against what should be, using Search Console data where you can give us access.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
We measure load speed and Core Web Vitals on key templates and explain the fixes in plain English.
Architecture and internal links
We review how pages are structured and linked, so authority flows to the pages that make your client money.
Schema and AI readiness
We check structured data and how clearly the site answers questions, so it can be understood by search engines and AI answers.
Prioritised action plan
Every finding is ranked by impact and effort and written up in a report with your branding, ready to present.
How our white label SEO audits work
Most audits fail because they list every warning a tool can find and leave the agency to work out what matters. Ours start with the client’s goals: which pages need to rank, which services or products drive revenue, and what has changed recently. Then we look at the site the way a search engine does.
- Brief. You tell us about the client, their competitors and anything you already suspect. Search Console and analytics access helps but isn’t essential.
- Crawl and review. We crawl the site, review indexation, speed, structure, on-page elements and schema, and check the findings by hand.
- Prioritise. Each issue is scored by likely impact and the effort to fix it, so the first page of the report is the work that will move the needle.
- Hand over. You get the report in your branding plus a fix list your client’s developers can work through. We’re happy to join a call to walk you through it.
When agencies use it
- Pitching a new client and wanting a credible audit to open the conversation.
- Onboarding a new SEO client and setting a baseline before work starts.
- A site that has dropped in rankings, been rebuilt or been migrated. Our website migration checklist covers what to check before and after a move.
- Ongoing technical health checks for retainer clients.
Audits pair naturally with on-page SEO to implement the fixes, and with keyword research so every page has a clear target.
Case studies
We got our first lead from AEO and closed them. It's a great feeling to know the work we're doing has translated to client acquisition so quickly.
Through Harry's services, the Google search rankings for almost all SEO target phrases have improved from low to very high rankings within a few months! I am very happy to recommend Technical Content Links for marketing consultants and ad agencies.
The team are fast to respond and always have answers when I need them. He's helped us scale our agency faster than we would have done so by hiring employees. I can't recommend the service enough.
FAQ
Everything you need to know
What does a white label SEO audit include?
A full technical crawl, an indexation review, site speed and Core Web Vitals, site architecture and internal linking, on-page elements, and schema markup. Everything is pulled together in a prioritised action plan in your agency’s branding.
Will my client know you did the audit?
No. The report carries your logo and your agency’s name, and we never contact your client directly unless you ask us to join a call as part of your team.
Do you fix the issues you find?
We can. Many agencies have us implement on-page fixes and give the technical tickets to the client’s developer. If you’d rather keep the build in-house, the fix list is written so any developer can follow it.
Do you need access to Google Search Console?
It helps, because it shows what Google has actually indexed and any errors it has reported. We can still complete a full audit without it using crawl data and third-party tools.
Is an audit a one-off or ongoing?
Both work. Most agencies order an audit at the start of an engagement and then use lighter quarterly health checks to catch new issues early.