Global Frontier Missions
How we ran full Ahrefs and SEMrush technical audits, resolved every quick-fixable issue, and navigated a locked-down Google Search Console to keep a Georgia-based missions nonprofit's Duda website healthy and search-ready.
Visit WebsiteChallenges Faced
Global Frontier Missions runs on Duda, a hosted website builder with its own platform limitations. On top of unresolved Ahrefs and SEMrush issues, the team was working without full access to the site's Google Search Console or its Duda dashboard — making even routine fixes a coordination challenge.
Unresolved Ahrefs Audit Issues
An Ahrefs site audit surfaced a mix of quick-fixable technical issues and issues that needed manual review — including a missing/incorrect Open Graph tag that couldn't be resolved with an automated fix.
Errors and Warnings Flagged by SEMrush
A SEMrush technical audit turned up a separate list of errors and warnings across the site, requiring a dedicated cleanup pass independent of the Ahrefs findings.
No Direct Google Search Console Access
The team did not have full access to the site's Google Search Console property, which meant flagged issues, pages needing re-indexing, and items awaiting validation had to be documented for the client rather than actioned directly.
Platform-Level Constraints on Duda
The Duda platform offered no built-in option to minify or compress JS and CSS files, and the team also lacked a Duda dashboard invite — requiring an outside support request to Duda that went unanswered for a stretch of the project.
Our Strategy
A dual-audit approach across Ahrefs and SEMrush, paired with hands-on coordination to work around limited platform and Search Console access.
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Ran a full Ahrefs site audit to catalogue every fixable technical issue
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Resolved every quick-fixable issue surfaced by the audit
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Documented the remaining manual issues for the client, including the Open Graph tag issue that required a manual fix
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Cleared the prior SEMrush report and ran a fresh audit to get an accurate issue list
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Fixed the flagged errors and warnings across the site
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Identified that the Duda platform had no native option to minify or compress JS/CSS files, so those specific items were logged rather than force-fixed
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Reached out directly to Duda platform support requesting JS/CSS minification and followed up when the initial request went unanswered
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Reviewed the GSC issues visible with the access available, rather than waiting on a full account invite
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Compiled a shared report documenting every flagged issue, including which URLs needed indexing requests and which needed validation
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Gave the client a clear choice: action the documented steps themselves, or provide full GSC access so the team could complete them directly
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Flagged the missing GSC access and missing Duda dashboard invite as blockers early, rather than letting them stall the fix timeline silently
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Kept a running, transparent status update on every fixable vs. manual-only issue so the client always knew what was left
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Prioritized what could be fixed immediately, keeping momentum on site health even while waiting on third-party responses
Results That Speak
Two full technical audits, every quick-fixable issue cleared, and a clear path forward on the issues outside the team's direct control.
Full Technical Audits
Quick-Fixable Issues Resolved
GSC Issue Report Delivered
Manual Issue Flagged
Before & After
Ahrefs audit results before and after technical SEO work.
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Global Frontier Missions
Global Frontier Missions (GFM) is an evangelical Christian 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in Clarkston, Georgia. Founded in 2000, GFM mobilizes, trains, and multiplies disciples and churches among the least-reached people groups of the world, and currently serves refugees, immigrants, and international students in Atlanta, Georgia and Richmond, Virginia through short-term mission trips, internships, and missionary training. The organization needed its Duda-built website to stay technically healthy and search-friendly despite working with limited platform and Search Console access.
Global Frontier Missions
Christian Missions Nonprofit — Clarkston, Georgia
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