Free SEO audit

Get a free SEO audit — and see what Cliff would fix first.

Tell Cliff where your website lives and you'll get a PDF built for it: the goals we'd set — what to expect after hiring Cliff — a health score, the key findings, and the first month's plan. Free, no call required.
Step 1 — the basics

Where should Cliff look?

Five fields and Cliff gets to work. The PDF lands in your inbox — usually within the hour.

Name is required.

Company is required.

Phone is required.

Enter a valid email.

Enter your website address, e.g. yourwebsite.com.

Step 2 — go deeper (optional)

Want a deeper audit, built on your real numbers instead of just a crawl?

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FAQ

Questions, answered straight

What people usually want to know before requesting an audit.

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What's actually in the audit?
A PDF made for your website: a health score, the key findings Cliff turned up across your pages, titles, descriptions, and structured data, the goals we'd set — what to expect after hiring Cliff — and the first month's plan, in plain English.
Is it really free?
Yes. No card, no call, no obligation. The audit is how Cliff shows its work — if the plan makes sense, you can hire Cliff to do it. If not, keep the PDF.
What does adding your Google email give you?
A deeper audit built on your real numbers — the searches you already show up for in Search Console and how visitors actually behave in GA4 — instead of what a crawl alone can see. The access is read-only (Viewer in GA4, Restricted in Search Console), Cliff can't change anything, and you can remove the email anytime.
How long does it take?
Your PDF lands in your inbox usually within one business day. Deeper audits (with GA4 or Search Console access) take the same — the data just makes the findings sharper.
Will you change anything on my site?
No. The audit is read-only. Cliff only ever touches a website after you've hired it and connected the site yourself — and even then, every change is recorded and reversible.