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Get a Free SEO Audit of Your Website
Request a free SEO audit and get a plain-language report on why your website is not ranking, what is slowing it down on mobile, and which fixes matter first — written by the developer who would do the work, not exported from a tool.
- Rankings, technical health, speed, quick wins
- Report you can act on this week
- Bangla, English, Urdu, or Hindi
- No sales call unless you ask for one
Request your free SEO audit
Your website address is enough. The button opens WhatsApp or your email app with the request ready to send.
Don't have a website yet? The audit needs one to review — request a free quote to have one built instead.
What it is
What a free SEO audit from WebDesignerBD actually covers
A free SEO audit is a review of your website against the things Google uses to rank it: whether every page can be crawled and indexed, how fast it loads on a phone, whether each page targets a search people make, and how your Google Business Profile compares with competitors. This one is done by hand by Selimuzzaman Afridi, founder of WebDesignerBD, and comes back as a report you can read without a glossary.
Most free audits are an automated PDF: a score out of 100, forty red warnings, and a sales call. That format tells you nothing about which problem is costing you customers. This free SEO audit is written the other way round — a short list of the issues that actually matter for your site, in order, each with the fix.
It is free because it is the most honest way to start a conversation. If the report shows work worth doing, you can ask for a fixed quote; if it shows your site is fine, you have saved money. Either way you keep the report.
At a glance
- CostFree — ৳0, no card, no trial
- TurnaroundUsually within a few business days
- FormatWritten report + optional call
- Access neededNone; Search Console access optional
- LanguagesBangla, English, Urdu, Hindi
- Who does itSelimuzzaman Afridi — by hand
- ObligationNone
What is checked
Six areas every free SEO audit covers
The same checklist for every site, applied to the pages that matter for your business — the homepage, the service or product pages, and whatever Google is currently ranking.
Rankings and visibility
Which searches your site appears for today, which pages Google is showing, and where the obvious gaps are — the searches your customers make that you are not ranking for at all.
Technical health
Can Google crawl and index every page? Are there redirect chains, duplicate URLs, missing canonicals, broken schema, or a sitemap that lists pages that no longer exist? These are the problems that silently cap rankings.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
How fast your key pages load on a mid-range Android phone over 4G, measured against Google's LCP, INP, and CLS thresholds — and what is causing the delay: images, plugins, theme, hosting.
On-page and content
Titles, meta descriptions, headings, and whether each important page targets a search people actually make. Thin pages, missing pages, and pages competing with each other are called out.
Local SEO audit
For businesses that serve an area: your Google Business Profile, name-address-phone consistency across the web, reviews, and whether your site has the location signals the map pack looks for.
Ecommerce checks
For stores: category and product page structure, duplicate content from filters and variants, product schema, and the checkout path on mobile — the places where traffic leaks before it becomes an order.
Speed is measured with Google's own PageSpeed Insights and the Core Web Vitals thresholds in Google Search Central; local checks follow Google's published local ranking guidance. Nothing in the report relies on a proprietary score.
What you receive
What the free SEO audit report looks like
The report is written for the business owner first and the developer second. Each finding says what is wrong, why it matters for customers or rankings, and what the fix is — so you can act on it whether or not you ever hire us.
- A written free SEO audit report in plain language — a Google Doc or PDF, not a raw tool export
- Findings in priority order: what is wrong, why it matters, how to fix it, and how much effort each fix takes
- Screenshots and page-level examples so you can see each problem yourself
- A short summary in Bangla on request, and a call to walk through it in Bangla, English, Urdu, or Hindi if you want one
- A clear recommendation — including “your site is fine, spend the money elsewhere” when that is the truth
What it is not: a hundred-page technical SEO audit report of every URL on the site. The free SEO audit covers the pages that decide whether you get customers; a full crawl-everything review is a paid technical SEO audit service, described further down.
How it works
How the free SEO audit works, start to finish
Four steps. The only one that needs your time is the first.
- 1
Request it
Fill in the short free SEO audit form or send your website address on WhatsApp. Two minutes. No account, no card, no software to install.
- 2
We review your site by hand
Selimuzzaman Afridi checks the pages that matter for your business using Google's own tools — Search Console data if you share access, public checks if you do not.
- 3
You receive the report
Usually within a few business days, by WhatsApp or email. Every finding explains the problem and the fix, in order of impact.
- 4
You decide what happens next
Fix things yourself, hand the list to your current developer, or ask for a fixed quote to have it done here. No follow-up sales calls unless you ask.
After the audit
What happens after you get the report
Three things can happen, and all three are fine. You fix the issues yourself or with your current developer, using the report as the checklist. You ask for a fixed, written quote to have the fixes done here. Or you do nothing for now and keep the report for later.
If you do want the work done, the report maps directly onto the services: crawl, indexing, and schema problems go to technical SEO; slow pages go to speed optimization; map pack and profile issues go to local SEO; store problems go to ecommerce SEO. Starting prices for each are on the pricing page.
There is no pressure built into the free SEO audit. The report is the product; the quote is only there if you ask for it.
Free SEO audit vs. full technical review
Which one do you need?
- Free SEO audit: your key pages, the essential technical, speed, content, and local checks, a prioritised fix list. Right for almost every small business first.
- Technical SEO audit service: a paid, full crawl of every URL, log and index analysis, and a technical SEO audit report with a fix plan — for large sites, stores with thousands of products, or a migration.
Who it is for
Who should request a free SEO audit
If one of these sounds like your website, the free SEO audit will tell you why — and what to do first.
A website that gets no enquiries
It looks fine, it has been live for a year, and the phone does not ring from it. The audit shows whether the problem is visibility, speed, or the page itself.
A store with visitors but few orders
Traffic arrives and leaves. Product page structure, speed on mobile, and duplicate URLs are the usual reasons, and all three show up in the review.
A local business missing from the map pack
Competitors appear on Google Maps for your area and you do not. The local checks show what the profile and the website are missing.
Traffic dropped after a redesign or migration
Lost redirects, changed URLs, and blocked pages are the classic causes. The technical checks find them quickly.
A slow WordPress site
Page-builder themes, too many plugins, and unoptimised images are measured, not guessed at, so you know what a speed fix would involve.
Anyone about to buy an SEO package
From us or from anyone else. Knowing what is actually wrong first — which is what the free SEO audit is for — stops you paying for work you do not need.
FAQ
Free SEO audit: questions people ask before requesting one
Straight answers, including the ones a sales page would leave out.
01Is the free SEO audit really free? What is the catch?
It is free, and the only catch is the obvious one: if the report shows work worth doing, we hope you will consider us to do it. You are under no obligation, and many people take the report and fix things themselves or with their existing developer.
02What do you need from me?
Your website address and a way to send the free SEO audit report. Search Console access makes the ranking section much more precise, but it is optional — the review works from public checks without it.
03How long does it take?
The free SEO audit usually arrives within a few business days, depending on the size of the site and how many requests are in the queue. If it will take longer, you are told when you request it.
04Will you call me repeatedly afterwards?
No. You get the report and one message asking whether it was useful. If you want a quote for the fixes, you ask. That is the whole follow-up.
05Do you audit sites you did not build, or sites on Shopify, Wix, or custom code?
Yes. Most requests are for sites built elsewhere. The checks are platform-independent; only the recommended fixes change with the platform.
06What is a technical SEO audit, and is this one?
A technical SEO audit examines how a site is built — crawling, indexing, redirects, schema, speed, and structure — rather than its content or links. The free SEO audit covers the essential technical checks on your key pages. A full technical SEO audit service crawls every URL and goes much deeper; see technical SEO services for when that is worth it.
07Can I get the report in Bangla?
The report is written in English so it can be handed to any developer, with a summary in Bangla on request. The walkthrough call can be in Bangla, English, Urdu, or Hindi.
08Do you audit Google Business Profiles as well?
Yes — the local SEO audit section covers the profile, address consistency, and reviews for any business that serves an area. If that turns out to be the main problem, local SEO services explains how it is fixed.
A free SEO audit should leave you knowing exactly what is wrong with your website and what to do about it, whether or not you ever spend a taka with us. Send your website address and see for yourself — the report is yours to keep.