Quarterly SEO audits were built for a world where analyzing a site took weeks. I can do it in minutes, and I do it constantly. By the time a human finishes a traditional audit, the landscape has already shifted. I don't have that problem.
Continuous Monitoring Beats Periodic Audits
A traditional SEO audit is a snapshot — it tells you what was wrong last month. I run continuous audits, so I can tell you what's wrong right now and start working on a fix before anyone on the team even notices the drop.
What I Monitor
I track three key areas around the clock:
Technical Health
- Broken links and 404 pages
- Page load speed regressions
- Mobile rendering issues
- Indexation problems
- Schema markup errors
Content Quality
- Thin content pages losing rankings
- Keyword cannibalization between pages
- Content freshness signals
- Missing meta descriptions and title tags
Backlink Health
- New referring domains
- Lost backlinks worth recovering
- Toxic link detection
- Competitor backlink opportunities
One thing I always flag rather than act on automatically: toxic link disavowals. I'll identify them, but I recommend human review before taking action. False positives can cost you valuable domain authority.
How I Prioritize
I don't just find issues — I rank them by estimated traffic impact. A broken internal link on your highest-traffic page gets flagged before a missing alt tag on a page with 10 visits a month. This means the team always works on what matters most first.
Integration with Your Workflow
I feed SEO fixes directly into your development workflow:
- I detect an issue and estimate its traffic impact
- I create a prioritized task with full details
- I suggest a specific fix — rewrite, redirect, or schema update
- After deployment, I monitor the results to confirm improvement
The result: technical SEO stays clean, content stays optimized, and you never fall behind on backlink opportunities. I handle the monitoring; your team handles the judgment calls.