Audit
Review important routes, navigation, metadata, redirects, links, crawl rules, page speed, accessibility, and visible page language.
Site cleanup
Fix the problems keeping good pages buried.
BitLark audits the structure, language, performance, metadata, links, and search visibility of an existing site. Then we fix the issues with the highest practical value and leave a short checklist for the pages that come next.
What you get
An audit with repairs attached
The first deliverable is a prioritized view of the site. The engagement then addresses the agreed issues instead of stopping at a report.
- 01A written audit of page structure, search metadata, redirects, links, crawlability, accessibility, and performance.
- 02A ranked repair list that separates urgent problems from later improvements.
- 03Implemented fixes for the agreed pages and technical issues.
- 04Clearer titles, descriptions, internal links, and page hierarchy where the current language is getting in the way.
- 05A launch checklist for future pages, migrations, and content updates.
Process
From audit to verified repair
This is a bounded engagement with a visible before state, an agreed repair list, and a checked result.
Prioritize
Rank findings by customer impact, search impact, risk, and effort so the repair budget goes to the right places.
Repair
Fix the agreed structural, content, metadata, performance, and routing issues in the site itself.
Verify
Recheck the changed pages, redirects, links, structured data, sitemap, robots rules, performance, and search-facing output.
Document
Leave a compact record of what changed and a checklist the team can use for the next release.
What gets attention
Repair the route from search result to customer action.
Findability
Important pages need sensible routes, internal links, titles, descriptions, sitemap coverage, and crawl rules.
Page clarity
A page can be technically visible and still fail to explain the service, product, location, or next step a visitor searched for.
Speed and stability
Heavy images, brittle scripts, broken links, layout shifts, and missing error handling all affect whether a page earns trust.
Missoula + remote
Technical SEO help in Missoula and wherever the site is managed.
BitLark audits and repairs websites for Missoula and Montana businesses, with local conversation available when useful. Because the evidence lives in the site, analytics, and search tools, the same focused process works remotely for organizations anywhere.
Questions before we start
Frequently asked questions
What kind of website is a good fit for an audit?
The service is designed for an existing site with valuable pages that are hard to find, slow, confusing, technically unhealthy, or weakened by a redesign or migration.
What happens during a technical SEO engagement?
BitLark reviews search visibility, crawlability, page structure, metadata, links, redirects, performance, accessibility, and conversion paths. Findings are prioritized, agreed repairs are implemented, and the changed site is checked again.
Can the audit be done remotely?
Yes. BitLark is based in Missoula and works with local and Montana businesses, but an audit and repair engagement can be completed remotely anywhere the necessary site and measurement access is available.
Will our team receive the audit and documentation?
Yes. The client receives the prioritized findings, a record of implemented repairs, and a practical checklist for future pages, releases, and migrations.
Can BitLark keep monitoring the site afterward?
Yes. Search health, performance, broken routes, important pages, and measurement can be reviewed on a recurring cadence, or the team can use the handoff checklist independently.
How much does a website audit cost?
Cost depends on the site size, platform, history, access, number of important templates, and how much repair work is included. BitLark reviews the URL and priorities before proposing a bounded scope and estimate.
Next step
Send the URL.
Tell us which pages matter most and what seems wrong today. We will reply with the checks needed to size the audit and repair pass.
Discuss a site cleanup