From $750
What RUFHUB reviews
- Search visibility and competitor gaps
- Weak pages, missing pages, and content opportunities
- Technical blockers, indexation issues, and schema gaps
- Authority, citation, and backlink signals
- Local search and Google Business Profile consistency
What you get
A practical audit summary, priority action list, and next-step roadmap showing what to fix, publish, or strengthen first.
How the audit runs
The audit is anchored to one Project, so every finding points at a real page, market, and service instead of at search volume in general.
- Anchor the business. Define the website, market, location, services, competitors, and the buyer questions that matter.
- Look across the whole footprint. Search visibility, Maps and local profiles, authority signals, page quality, and how AI answers describe you today.
- Separate the blockers from the gaps. What is stopping pages being found, and what is simply not built yet.
- Put it in order. One priority list, with the reason each item sits where it does.
Why start here
Most sites do not lose visibility because one thing is missing. They lose it because the content, structure, links, local signals, and technical fixes are handled separately and never checked against one another. An audit is the cheapest way to find which of those is costing you, before committing to a monthly service.
Who it is for, and where
The audit suits sites unsure where to start, teams planning SEO or GEO work, brands losing ground to competitors, and businesses moving into AI search. RUFHUB works in whichever market and location you set on your Project, so the review follows your buyers rather than a fixed list of countries.
What happens next
The audit ends with a recommendation, not an obligation. You can act on the list yourself using the RUFHUB tools, or hand one part of it to content execution, authority building, technical and local SEO, or GEO strategy. If you would rather one team ran all of it to a single plan, that is Growth Desk.