A free SEO audit is the simplest way to understand why your website isn't ranking higher on Google. Digital Swiss Agency, a Swiss agency based in Geneva, reviews your site in depth and hands you a clear diagnosis: what's blocking you, what's missing, and where to start. It's a genuine free website analysis — no invoice, and no commitment on your side. It comes in two stages: an instant automatic check that you run yourself online, then, if you wish, an in-depth audit carried out by hand.
We work with SMEs, freelancers and local businesses in Geneva, Lausanne and across French-speaking Switzerland. The audit is written in plain language, without technical jargon: you should be able to read it, understand it and decide what happens next on your own — whether you hand the work to our team, to your current developer, or to nobody at all.
What the free SEO audit covers
The in-depth audit, our SEO diagnosis carried out by hand from Geneva, covers five areas. Each one produces concrete observations with real examples, never generic lines copied from an automated tool.
1. Your current visibility on Google
We look at which searches your site currently shows up for, with which pages, and whether those queries actually match what your customers type. Many sites are only visible on their own brand name: reassuring, but it brings in no new customers. We also check what Google has genuinely indexed — a point our beginner's guide to Search Console walks through step by step.
2. The technical issues holding you back
Pages missing from the index, redirect chains, duplicated title tags, confusing URL structures, a shaky mobile version, oversized images, excessive loading times. None of this is visible to the naked eye, yet all of it slows your rankings down. If your site drags, our article on the causes of a slow website and how to fix them covers the most common cases among Swiss SMEs.
3. The keywords you're missing
This is often the most revealing part. We list the searches tied to your trade and your region where you're simply absent, while other sites answer them. A Geneva business often discovers it appears on no query containing its neighbourhood, its specialty, or its flagship service.
4. A comparison with your local competition
We look at what the sites ranking ahead of you are doing on your strategic searches: how many pages they devote to each service, how they structure their content, which areas they cover, how they maintain their business listing. Without ever naming anyone, we show you the real gap to close.
5. A prioritised action plan
An audit that ends with a list of fifty problems is useless. Ours ends with a running order: what to fix first because the effort is low and the effect quick, what counts as a deeper project, and what you can safely ignore. You know exactly what to do on Monday morning.
How long does the audit take?
The automatic check is immediate: the online tool measures eleven points on your page and emails you the result. The in-depth audit takes longer, because we review your site by hand: its timeline depends on the size of the site and the number of languages, and we tell you during our first exchange. The automatic tool gives you a first overview; the in-depth audit tells you what to do about it.
Who is this audit for?
- Swiss SMEs whose website has been live for a few years and no longer brings in enquiries.
- Freelancers and independent professionals who want to be found for their city and their specialty.
- Shops and practices in Geneva and Lausanne that rely on nearby customers.
- Companies launching a new website who want to avoid repeating the SEO mistakes Swiss SMEs make most often from day one.
- Those already paying for SEO and looking for an independent second opinion on what is actually being delivered.
How it works, step by step
- You get in touch. Through our contact form or straight on WhatsApp at +41 79 884 05 33. Give us your website address and, in one sentence, what you'd like more of.
- We ask two or three questions. Your service area, your most profitable offerings, and your Search Console access if you have it. Nothing more.
- We analyse. Technical setup, content, keywords, local competition, and visibility on location-based searches.
- We deliver the audit. A readable document with the findings, the screenshots that matter, and the prioritised action plan.
- You decide. Apply it yourself, hand it to your provider, or ask us for a quote. All three are fine by us.
What comes next? Prices stated upfront
The audit is genuinely free and creates no obligation. If you then want us to step in, our rates are stated before we start and the quote is free. A website starts at 400 CHF. Social media management starts at 200 CHF per month. SEO work is priced according to how many pages need reworking and how deep the project goes: you get a firm figure, not a range that swells along the way.
You can explore our SEO services in Geneva, our combined website and SEO offer, or browse our portfolio to see what we actually build for our clients.
Why request your audit from DSA
We're a Swiss agency, based at Rue Alberto Giacometti 3, 1218 Geneva, and we work with SMEs, freelancers and local businesses from right here. We know the specifics of this market: a small but well-established local competition, searches in both French and English, and customers who compare carefully before they call.
We work in French and in English, we reply quickly, and we would rather say "that one isn't worth your money" than sell you something you don't need. That's exactly why the audit is free: it lets you judge how we work before spending a single franc.
Ready to find out where you stand? Request your free SEO audit or message us on WhatsApp at +41 79 884 05 33. We'll reply in French or English, whichever you prefer.
Before even writing to us, you can run an instant first check of your website: eleven points are measured live on your home page (title, description, mobile display, speed, images, structured data) and the result is emailed to you within seconds. The in-depth audit described above goes further: keywords, local competition, content and a prioritised action plan.