Technical SEO audits
Review crawl access, indexing signals, site structure, page speed, mobile usability, metadata, and structured data, followed by a prioritized action list.
SEO Company LLC helps businesses understand and improve how their websites appear in organic and local search. The work is scoped, documented, and measured without ranking guarantees or inflated claims.
Six focused areas that can be scoped individually or combined around a documented plan.
Review crawl access, indexing signals, site structure, page speed, mobile usability, metadata, and structured data, followed by a prioritized action list.
Assess business information consistency, location relevance, service-area pages, directory references, and local content opportunities.
Improve page titles, headings, internal links, copy structure, and search snippets around the questions prospective customers ask.
Build practical topic maps, page briefs, publishing priorities, and update plans based on audience needs and measurable search demand.
Help organize search-performance and website-analytics reporting so decisions can be based on observable trends rather than assumptions.
Review progress, reassess priorities, document recommendations, and support teams as search platforms and business needs change.
SEO is influenced by search engines, competitors, websites, and market conditions. We focus on actions that can be explained and evidence that can be reviewed.
We discuss the business, website, customers, service area, current marketing, and the questions the project should answer.
We review the agreed scope and document findings, limitations, dependencies, and recommended priorities.
Approved work is completed in clear stages, with changes and decisions recorded for your review.
We review available performance signals, explain what they do and do not establish, and adjust the plan when appropriate.

SEO Company LLC is owned by Michelle Alexander and operates from Stone Mountain, Georgia. Local projects can benefit from attention to geographic relevance, business information consistency, and the way customers search for nearby services.
Search performance rarely depends on one page or one setting. A useful review connects technical access, page relevance, local information, content quality, and measurement.

What small businesses can verify across their website and public listings before investing in broader campaigns.
A plain-language guide to impressions, clicks, search queries, landing pages, and the limits of short-term comparisons.
A working outline for connecting customer questions, page purpose, sources, structure, and a clear next action.
Share your website and business goal. We will reply to discuss fit, scope, and the information needed for an initial review.