Before a redesign
Know what to keep, redirect and fix before the new site replaces the old one.
Search
SEO audit for Québec businesses
A prioritized list of what blocks your site in Google, and how to fix each item.
An audit is only useful if someone can act on it. Every finding comes with the URL, what happens, why it matters and the concrete fix, sorted by priority, so your team or ours can start the same week.
01 · Crawl
Every URL in your sitemap and menus, as Google receives it
02 · Compare
Findings checked against Search Console's own reports
03 · Human check
Each finding reviewed by a specialist and given a priority
04 · Result
A P1/P2/P3 fix list with the URL, the problem and the fix
An example flow. Your steps, tools and approvals are mapped with you before anything is built.
In practice
What it looks like in a business like yours
After a traffic drop
Find out whether a drop comes from indexing, a migration, a competitor or the season.
Multilingual sites
Check that the French, English and Spanish pages point to each other correctly and are all indexed.
What's included
What the work covers
- Crawl of every URL in your sitemap and navigation, with the HTML Google receives
- Indexing, redirects, 404s, canonical and hreflang (FR/EN/ES) checks
- Structured data, titles, headings and internal links
- Speed and Core Web Vitals, and content that competes with itself
How we work
From the first call to results
Access
Read-only access to Search Console (and Analytics if you have it); nothing is changed on your site.
Crawl and review
We crawl the site and review it page by page against what Search Console reports.
Prioritize
Each finding gets a priority: P1 blocks indexing or tracking, P2 costs traffic or leads, P3 is cleanup.
Walkthrough
We go through the report with you and, if you want, we fix it.
What you get
Deliverables
- Written report with every finding and its fix
- Top 10 actions by impact
- Full URL inventory
- Walkthrough call
What we don't promise
An audit tells you what to fix; it does not move rankings by itself. We do not estimate traffic we cannot measure.
How it's priced
One-time fixed price, quoted after we see the size of the site and how many languages it has. Fixing the findings is quoted separately.
Every mandate is confirmed in a written quote (scope, deliverables, timeline, GST/QST) before any work starts.
Built in-house
We run this work on our own products first
Our own site goes through the same audit: every finding becomes a task with its priority, and it is closed only when the fix is verified on the live site.
- Active clients
- 25+
- Posts published in 90 days
- 4,000+
- Blog articles in 90 days
- 1,000+
Source: Krealo Publisher data for our client companies, July 14 – October 12, 2026.
FAQ
Questions, answered directly
What is the difference between an SEO audit and monthly SEO?
An audit is a one-time diagnosis with a prioritized fix list. Monthly SEO is the ongoing work of fixing, writing and measuring. Many clients start with the audit and decide afterwards who implements it.
What does the SEO audit check?
Indexing, redirects, 404 errors, canonical and hreflang tags, structured data, titles, headings, internal links, speed and Core Web Vitals, and pages that compete with each other — on every URL of your sitemap.
Do you need access to my website for the audit?
Only read access to Google Search Console, plus Analytics if you have it. The crawl reads your public pages; nothing on your site is changed during the audit.
What do we need to prepare before starting?
Read access to Search Console, the list of your languages and markets, and the three or four searches you most want to win.
Related services
Often combined with
Local SEO
Show up in Google Maps and local results where your customers actually search.
AI search optimization (GEO)
Make your business easy for AI assistants to understand, check and cite.
Google Ads management
Search and Performance Max campaigns that are measured before they are scaled.