Why it matters
This is where most SEO audits fail. The report is delivered, the team is busy, and nothing changes. Our implementation is led by the same developers who build websites at retroXpect, so changes to themes, templates and code are part of the job.
Signs you need this
- You’ve paid for audits that were never acted on
- Your developer has no time for SEO fixes
- Fixes were made but never checked
What we do
Agree access and approvals
We agree what access we need and which changes need your sign-off.
Fix in priority order
Starting with the highest-impact items on the list.
Check every fix
We verify each change is live and working as intended.
How we check it worked
Your monthly review shows what changed, when, and its effect on rankings and traffic.
Common questions
Do you work with our developers?
Yes. We can implement directly or work alongside your team.
What if a fix needs a decision from us?
We flag it, explain the options and wait for your approval.
Which platforms can you work on?
Most of them. WordPress, Shopify, Next.js and custom-coded sites are the most common.
How this page looks on Google
Fixing what the audit finds | SEO audit | seekandsprout
After the audit, our team carries out the fixes you approve, in your CMS, code or server. You don’t need to find a developer to act on the report.
The title and description we wrote for search engines, as they appear in results.