SEO audit for Danish websites

What we check

An audit is only useful if it ends in decisions. We organize findings into four areas and rank everything inside them. Our own SEO audit checklist is public, so you can see the standard we work to.

The full service is described on our SEO audit service page.

Danish-specific checks

• Danish keyword fit. Do pages use the words Danes actually search, including compounds written as one word, or terms copied from English?
• Language and region signals. Correct html lang, da-DK hreflang pairs with return links, and a clear choice between a .dk domain and a folder or subdomain.
• Consent and data. Under the Danish cookie order, analytics behind a banner will undercount visits. We estimate the gap using Search Console clicks and server logs.
• Trust signals. CVR number, address and contact details, e-mærket or review badges for shops, and a privacy notice that matches the tags actually loaded.
• Google Business Profile for firms with a local presence.

The hreflang generator is a free tool we use when pairs need to be rebuilt.

How we prioritize

A hundred findings are a to-do list nobody finishes. We sort them into three groups: fix first, because they block crawling or conversion; fix next, because they lift pages that already have potential; and later, because the payoff is small or uncertain. Each item states what is wrong, where, why it matters and how to fix it, in plain language that a developer or an editor can act on. Where we are unsure of impact, we say so.

You also get a one-page summary for managers and a spreadsheet for the team doing the work. Walkthrough is by video call, usually 45 minutes, in the Danish working day.

What an audit cannot do

An audit finds problems and opportunities. It does not move rankings on its own, and no honest provider can promise a position or a date. Results come from carrying out the fixes, and search results change as competitors and Google change. If you want us to implement the list, we quote that separately, and you can equally hand it to your own developers or another provider. See our SEO agency vs freelancer guide if you are comparing options.

How it runs from India

1. AccessRead-only access to Search Console and analytics, and a crawl of the site.
2. AnalysisTechnical, content, authority and measurement review, with Danish queries checked by hand.
3. ReportRanked fix list, summary page and spreadsheet.
4. WalkthroughA call where we explain findings and answer questions.
5. Optional follow-onA quote for implementation or monthly SEO if you want it.

We ask only for read access and never need passwords for your hosting. GDPR applies to any log data you share, so we use a short data processing agreement.

What you receive

The deliverables are deliberately practical. The summary page states the five biggest problems and the five best opportunities in plain language. The spreadsheet lists every finding with the affected URLs, the fix, an effort rating and an impact rating, so your team can sort and assign work. Screenshots and crawl exports back each point, so a developer can reproduce what we saw.

• A Danish keyword map showing which page should target which term.
• A redirect and canonical list where URLs conflict.
• Template-level notes for developers, such as heading structure and schema.
• A 90-day order of work, with the quick wins first.

We keep the report free of jargon and explain any term we have to use, so it can be shared with a managing director or a board.

Pricing

Projects start at $1,500, with extra hours at $30. A small site with one language sits near the start. Large sites, shops with thousands of products and multi-language setups need more crawling and review. The SEO audit cost guide gives typical ranges. For the wider plan, see the Denmark SEO page.