DAX found eight visibility problems, weighted their impact and ordered the fixes. Load the audited page below to inspect the delivered diagnosis and before-and-after score.
Each row shows what DAX found, why it matters and what should be fixed first. Apply a fix to inspect its projected effect on the score.
paste a page — or load the pre-broken specimen.
Three fixed scopes, fixed day counts, from the studio's own rate card. The bench above is the shape every audit arrives in — named checks, weighted scores, a fix list you can hold us to at the re-test.
"Can you guarantee rankings?" — No honest seller can. What is guaranteed is documented before/after testing on the same query set, and a heads-up before you buy if the audit shows little upside.
The category's biggest sellers hold 4.9 stars across tens of thousands of orders — yet their one-star reviews all rhyme: vague deliverables, unverifiable work. Four recurring complaints, and the build discipline that answers each.
"The backlink report listed pages on sites that had nothing to do with our niche — or our country. Bot-built, zero value."
Nothing here ships as a bulk number. The audit names every issue it scores and every placement it proposes — one by one, with context — before anything is built. You approve a list, not a total.
"A month in, Search Console was flat. Some weeks it looked worse than before we paid."
The deliverable is a before/after re-test on the same query set — the exact mechanic you just used on the bench. Intake grade, applied changes, exit grade, dated. Flat results have to show themselves; they can't hide inside the word "boosted."
"Every link they built dropped within weeks — flagged as spam by the tools, never indexed at all."
Volume promises manufacture spam; itemized placements don't. Each citation is chosen to survive scrutiny and re-checked at the re-test. If something drops, it appears in the report as a row with a date — not a shrug.
"For the price, we got a handful of posts and some weak citations dressed up as a local SEO package."
Thin work can't survive a weighted checklist. Every tier lists exactly what ships, and the audit prices each fix in effort and points before you commit — the same tags you clicked in the fix list above.
Fixed price, fixed days, before/after re-test on the same queries.