Free SEO audit for Halifax businesses.

If local customers aren’t finding you, let’s look at what might be getting in the way. Send us your website for three useful recommendations and a clear first step.

For businesses in Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford, Sackville and across HRM. No need to figure out the problem before asking.

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Your email and public website are enough to start. No payment, account access or required sales call.

Know what to change, and why.

You get three recommended changes, the page or evidence behind each one, and a first action. The review is yours to use with your own team or developer; there is no required retainer.

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Equipment websiteUS-market review

The product details did not agree.

What we found: Specifications conflicted across product pages, with some wording carried over from unrelated product categories.
What we recommended: Confirm the product facts with the business, then correct the existing pages before adding more content.

The correct specifications still needed the product owner’s confirmation.

Logistics websiteCanada–US review

A service page showed the wrong content.

What we found: A page presented as a freight service displayed an unrelated retail product.
What we recommended: Confirm the intended service and restore the right content before expanding the site.

This observation did not establish whether Google had indexed the page or whether it had cost the business enquiries.

Software websiteControlled mobile tests

The homepage needed a closer mobile check.

What we found: The main content loaded slowly in repeated mobile tests. An article on the same website loaded faster.
What we recommended: Investigate the homepage’s images and heading-rendering path, then retest one reversible change.

These were controlled tests, not measurements of every visitor’s experience. The root cause was not yet confirmed.

Logistics websiteSampled AI answers

Finding a company by name was only one check.

What we found: Company-specific questions returned website citations. The supplier-selection questions in a separate sample did not name or cite the business.
What we recommended: Agree which buyer situations matter, then check whether the existing service pages explain those needs clearly.

These were provider API samples with different questions, not a before-and-after result or a measure of every consumer AI answer.

Simplified excerpts from three previous business audits, with identifying details removed. These are findings and recommended next steps, not completed work or growth results.

A local review, built around your business.

We look at your important pages, your public Google Business Profile where applicable, the areas you serve and the route to an enquiry. We check whether those details tell customers the same story.

Start with public information only. Please keep passwords, private reports, payment details and customer information out of the request.

What happens after you ask?

What happens after I send my website?

We reply within one business day to confirm your request or ask a follow-up question. That first reply is not the finished audit. The review follows with three recommended changes, the reasons behind them and a first step.

Is this an automatic scan?

No. We use tools to help check public pages, then a person reviews the findings. This is not an instant scan. The recommendations do not include implementation; you can make the changes with your own team or ask us about help.

Is the review free, with no strings attached?

Yes. You do not have to buy a plan, leave a public review or give us permission to publish a case study. Honest feedback is welcome, but optional. You can use the recommendations yourself, share them with your developer or leave it there.

Will this measure how often AI recommends my business?

No. The free review checks whether your public pages explain the business clearly enough for people and AI search tools. It is a basic readiness check, not ongoing monitoring or a promise of mentions, citations or rankings.