Indexation and crawl path
We check whether important service pages are indexable, linked from useful places, included in the sitemap, and not weakened by conflicting canonical or redirect behavior.
A WordPress site can look finished while plugins, themes, page builders, redirects, forms, and indexing signals quietly create SEO and trust problems. SkillKit Audit reviews the public website surface and turns visible issues into a fix plan that an owner or developer can act on.
We check whether important service pages are indexable, linked from useful places, included in the sitemap, and not weakened by conflicting canonical or redirect behavior.
We review public technology signals, exposed paths, source maps, backup-looking files, and browser security headers without logging in or testing passwords.
We test whether contact forms, phone buttons, request buttons, and first-screen CTAs remain clear on mobile and do not hide the next action.
| Problem | What it may cause | Recommended fix |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple plugins inject conflicting SEO tags | Google may receive mixed title, canonical, robots, or schema signals. | Choose one source of SEO truth and retest page templates. |
| Important service pages are thin | Pages may be discovered but not prioritized for competitive queries. | Add useful buyer copy, FAQs, proof, related services, and stronger internal links. |
| Forms are hard to use on mobile | Visitors leave before sending a request. | Shorten the form, improve labels, and place the CTA near the decision point. |
These connected pages help buyers and search engines understand the full SkillKit Audit service structure.
Send a URL and email. We review public SEO, mobile, trust, and safe security signals without admin access.