How long does the audit take?

Most sites take 10–30 seconds. Slower sites or heavy pages can take a bit longer.

What does the audit check?

It checks your keyword ranking positions, a technical on-page SEO snapshot, and mobile PageSpeed performance + SEO.

Is the audit really free?

Yes. The audit is free and gives an instant snapshot you can use to prioritize on-site fixes and compare your current search visibility.

What should I do after I get results?

Start with the biggest issues first: fix technical errors, improve mobile speed, and focus on a small set of keywords you can win.

Free SEO Audit for Local Businesses

Get an instant snapshot of your keyword rankings, site health, and speed. Use the results to prioritize the next fixes on your site.

What you get

A quick snapshot you can act on immediately.

Rankings for your top keywords
On-page SEO health score
Mobile speed + SEO score
Practical guidance for choosing the next fix

Need relevant off-site visibility?

One-time authority placements start at $10.

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How the audit works

RynCloud runs three checks so you can identify the fastest wins:

Rankings: where your site shows up for the keywords you enter.
On-page SEO health: basic technical checks like titles, descriptions, headings, and crawlability signals.
Mobile speed + SEO: a PageSpeed snapshot to highlight performance bottlenecks and SEO flags.

Need help interpreting the snapshot? Read the audit guide or troubleshooting guide.

FAQ

How long does it take?

Most sites return in 10–30 seconds. Very slow sites can take longer.

Will this hurt my site?

No. The audit reads public pages and does not modify your website.

Can I check different keywords?

Yes. The free audit checks three keywords at a time, so use the terms closest to a real customer search and rerun it later when your priorities change.

More details: audit documentation.

Choose better keywords before you run the audit

Your audit is only as good as your keyword list. For local businesses, pick terms that match how real buyers search — not how your team describes the service.

Use service + city terms

Examples: "emergency plumber st george", "roof repair cedar city", "kitchen remodel washington ut". These terms usually map to clear buying intent.

Avoid vanity keywords

Broad terms like "marketing", "plumber", or "home services" can inflate impressions without producing qualified local leads.

Keep your keyword set stable

Run the same 3 terms for several weeks. Trend direction is more useful than single-day movement.

Match one keyword to one page

If several pages target the same phrase, rankings can split. Give each high-value keyword one primary landing page.

How to turn scores into action

An audit is only useful if it changes your execution order. Use this matrix to decide what to fix first.

Signal	What it usually means	First actions
Low ranking positions	Page intent mismatch, weak local relevance, or stronger local competitors.	Tighten title/H1 around service + city, improve internal linking, and add location-specific proof on target pages.
Low SEO health score	Missing fundamentals like title/meta issues, weak headings, schema gaps, or crawlability problems.	Fix technical blockers first, then update page structure so search engines can parse intent clearly.
Low mobile performance	Heavy scripts, oversized media, or render-blocking assets that hurt UX and conversion.	Compress/resize images, defer non-critical scripts, and simplify above-the-fold page load path.
Low mobile SEO score	Mobile-specific SEO friction: crawlability flags, metadata gaps, or usability issues.	Resolve crawl/index flags, improve metadata coverage, and verify links and touch targets on mobile layouts.

Suggested 90-day local SEO roadmap

Most local sites improve faster with short weekly cycles than with major redesigns. Use it as a starting framework after your first audit.

Days 1-14: baseline and cleanup

Lock your keyword set, fix obvious technical issues, and align top service pages to clear local search intent.

Days 15-30: strengthen core pages

Expand copy depth on money pages, add internal links from supporting content, and tighten calls to action for lead conversion.

Days 31-60: improve authority signals

Publish useful local content, improve review visibility, and build supporting pages that answer buyer-stage questions.

Days 61-90: consolidate winners

Compare trend movement, double down on pages gaining rankings, and remove or merge low-value pages that dilute topical focus.

Once the on-site basics are in shape, compare RynCloud authority placements for relevant off-site business visibility.