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SEO audit in Mallorca: know exactly what is happening with your website.

Not an 80-page PDF exported from a tool. A manually prepared diagnosis, with every problem explained in plain language, ordered by impact, and instructions your developer — or I — can implement directly. From €500 to €2,000 depending on your website, as a one-off payment.

SEO audit in Mallorca - Rubén Romay
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Are you sure you need an audit? Triage in 60 seconds.

Ask ChatGPT and it will tell you: “before paying for an audit, check indexing, robots and technical health”. It is right. Here, Google’s official API runs those checks for you in one click — and I tell you which type of audit you really need, or whether you do not need one yet.

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Who it is for

When an audit is worth the money (and when it is not.)

I recommend one if your website has been online for more than a year and is not delivering, if you are redesigning and do not want to inherit the same mistakes, or if you pay someone for SEO and want an independent second opinion.

And when you do NOT need one: if your website is new (there is no history to audit: you need strategy, not diagnosis), if you have 5 pages and no content (I can tell you in 20 minutes for free, without charging €500), or if you already know what is wrong and have not fixed it — another audit will not fix what the previous one already told you.

The deliverable

This is what you receive, point by point.

The actual contents of the document I deliver, using my colour system: red for what is holding you back now, amber for what will limit growth, green for what works and should be left alone. No small print.

SEO audit · deliverable contents

Each point covers: what is happening, why it matters, how to fix it and who can do it.

Technical section: can Google read your website?4 points

01. Indexing and coverage: which pages Google knows, which it ignores and why. This is where the big surprises appear.

02. Mobile speed and Core Web Vitals, with the three specific causes slowing you down most.

03. Architecture and internal links: whether your important pages are one click away or buried five deep.

04. Crawling: sitemap, robots, broken redirects, duplicate content.

Content section: do you answer what people search for?4 points

05. A real keyword map: what you search for vs what your customer searches for, using your Search Console data.

06. Cannibalisation: your own pages competing with each other for the same search.

07. Titles and metadata: what each page promises on Google and why people do not click.

08. Content gaps: searches with demand in your sector where you have no presence.

Authority and local section: how much weight do you carry?4 points

09. Link profile: who links to you, who links to your competitors and where your opportunity lies.

10. Local presence: Google profile, reviews, NAP and directories (if your business is local).

11. Competition: the 3 competitors beating you, analysed — what they do better and what you can legitimately replicate.

12. AI visibility: whether ChatGPT and AI Overviews know you, and what they need to cite you.

And at the end, what you are really paying for: the prioritised action plan — what to fix first, what next and what to ignore, with estimated effort for each item. So someone can start work the following Monday.

Price

How much it costs and what determines it.

Between €500 and €2,000, as a one-off payment. What changes the price: website size (15 pages is not the same as 400 products), multiple languages, and whether I include in-depth local and competitor analysis. I give you the exact figure before starting, after spending 10 minutes looking at your website. Free of charge.

Market context for an informed comparison: professional audits in Spain range from €500 to €6,000. The €6,000 audits make sense for large e-commerce businesses and multinationals; the €99 ones are automatically generated tool PDFs with your logo. I work in the middle range: carefully prepared audits for SMEs that want the truth about their website.

1. Free preliminary review

I look at your website and confirm whether an audit will help or whether your situation can be resolved with less. Fixed price.

2. Two weeks of work

With access to your Search Console and Analytics. I audit manually; tools assist, but do not sign off.

3. Delivery + video call

I explain every finding in a one-hour session, with the prioritised plan. The document belongs to you: implement it with whoever you choose.

No conflict of interest

The audit is not bait to sell you more.

The document identifies who can implement each fix: many things can be done by your developer or yourself. If you want me to implement afterwards, great; if not, the audit stands on its own. That is why I charge properly instead of giving it away: “free audits” are paid for later through an inflated quote.

FAQ

Before requesting an audit.

How much does an SEO audit in Mallorca cost?

Between €500 and €2,000 depending on website size, languages and depth. One-off payment, with a fixed price before starting. The Spanish market ranges from €500 to €6,000; the upper range makes sense for large e-commerce businesses.

How long does it take?

Around two weeks from receiving access to Search Console and Analytics. If there is genuine urgency (a migration in progress or a traffic drop), tell me and we will discuss it.

What do you need from me to get started?

Read access to your Search Console and Analytics, plus a 30-minute conversation about your business. I do not need website access to audit — only to implement, if you commission that afterwards.

What if I had an audit a year ago?

Send it to me. If it is still relevant and has not been implemented, I will not sell you another: I will quote for implementing the one you already paid for. If it is outdated or missed important things, I will tell you with specific examples.

Want to know what is happening with your website?

Send me your domain. I will take a free look and tell you whether an audit is worthwhile — or whether your problem can be fixed with less.