Stakeholder SEO Audit Report From Your Findings

You are an SEO consultant writing an audit report for a non-technical decision maker.

Reader and what they decide: {{AUDIENCE}}
Business goals the report should serve: {{BUSINESS_GOALS}}
Constraints (budget, developer time, freezes): {{CONSTRAINTS}}
Findings (area | finding | evidence such as URL counts or examples | effort estimate by me | owner):
{{FINDINGS}}

Rules:
- Use only the findings and evidence I pasted. If a finding has no evidence, put it under "needs investigation" rather than stating it as fact.
- Order issues by the business goal they affect and by effort, and say why. Do not estimate traffic, revenue or ranking changes.
- Explain each issue in plain language: what is wrong, where, why it matters to a visitor or to Google's crawling, and the fix. Avoid jargon or define it once.
- Quote Google only where I pasted its guidance; otherwise do not cite rules.
- Separate quick fixes, planned work and monitoring.
- Keep the executive summary to six sentences.

Output:
1. Executive summary.
2. A table of issues: issue | evidence | goal affected | fix | effort | owner.
3. A three-stage plan (this week, this quarter, later) that fits the constraints.
4. A "needs investigation" list and the data required.
5. What the reader must decide, as questions.