Craft CMS SEO Audit and Implementation
SEO audit and implementation for Craft CMS websites that need a cleaner technical foundation and a better chance of being found by the right people.
I do not like treating SEO like some mysterious thing that only a few people understand. There are definitely advanced parts of SEO, and there are never guaranteed results, but a lot of what moves the needle comes down to doing the basics well and doing them consistently.
Your site should be easy for search engines to crawl, easy for users to understand, fast enough to use comfortably, and built around pages that have a clear purpose. That alone can get a website a long way.
My goal is not to use complicated words to sell you something you do not need. My goal is to look at your site, explain what I see, answer your questions, and help implement the improvements that actually make sense.
When Do You Need an SEO Audit?
An SEO audit may be a good fit if:
- You are not sure if your site is technically sound from an SEO perspective
- Your pages are not showing up the way you expected
- Your site is getting impressions but not enough clicks
- Your pages are getting traffic but not enough leads or conversions
- Your page titles and descriptions are inconsistent
- Your site is slow or difficult to use
- Your content structure feels unclear
- You recently launched, redesigned, or migrated your site
- You want someone to explain what should be improved without overselling you
Sometimes SEO problems are not about needing some massive strategy. I would say most of the time focusing on getting the basics down is the thing that drives 90% of the growth.
What I Can Help With
I can review your Craft CMS website, explain the issues I find, and help implement the improvements directly.
This can include:
- Technical SEO review
- Page title and meta description cleanup
- Heading structure review
- URL and redirect cleanup
- Internal linking improvements
- Sitemap and robots.txt review
- Page speed and performance improvements
- Image optimization
- Schema markup where it actually makes sense
- Content structure recommendations
- Search Console issue review
- Craft CMS SEO field setup
- Template updates for consistent SEO settings
- Implementation of SEO recommendations
The value is not just getting a list of problems. It is having someone who can explain the problems clearly and then help fix them in the site.
What I Look For
When I review a site, I try to focus on the things that actually matter.
That usually means asking questions like:
- Can search engines crawl and understand the site?
- Does each important page have a clear goal?
- Are the titles, descriptions, and headings useful?
- Is the site fast enough?
- Are images hurting performance?
- Are pages competing with each other?
- Are redirects set up correctly?
- Is the content organized in a way that makes sense?
- Does the page give users a clear next step?
SEO is not just about ranking. It is about making sure the right people can find the right page and understand what to do once they get there.
SEO for Craft CMS
Craft is a strong CMS for SEO when it is set up correctly. It gives you control over page structure, metadata, content modeling, URLs, images, and templates.
That control is a good thing, but it also means the site needs to be configured intentionally. A Craft site should make SEO settings easy to manage without making editors do unnecessary work every time they publish a page.
If your site was not originally built with SEO in mind, chances are it is not performing as well as it should be. I can help review and clean things up.
My Approach
I try to be straightforward with SEO. I will not promise a specific ranking, a certain amount of traffic, or guaranteed results. No one can honestly guarantee that.
What I can do is audit the site, explain what I find in plain language, and help make the changes that put the site in a better position to perform.
If something is worth doing, I will explain why. If something is not worth spending money on, I will say that too. The goal is to make the site better, not sell you a bunch of work just because SEO can sound confusing.
Work With Me
If you have a Craft CMS website and want to know whether your SEO setup is helping or hurting you, send me a few details about the site. I can take a look, explain what I would improve, and help implement the changes that make sense.