Technical SEO
Crawlability, indexation, structured data and site architecture. The part of SEO that is engineering.
See if you need this ↗What this actually solves.
You publish good content and it does not rank. Usually the cause is not the writing: pages are blocked, canonicals point at the wrong URL, the sitemap lists URLs that redirect, or the content only exists after JavaScript runs. None of that is visible from the browser.
Content cannot rank on a page Google will not index. We audit what the crawler actually sees: redirect chains, canonical conflicts, orphaned pages, render-blocking resources, and structured data that fails validation. Then we fix it in the codebase, not in a report you have to hand to someone else.
How the work runs.
Crawl
We crawl the site the way a search engine does and pull what Search Console already knows. This shows the gap between the pages you think are indexed and the ones that are.
Diagnose
Findings get ranked by what they cost you, not by how alarming they look in a tool. Each one comes with the reasoning, so you can check our work.
Fix
We implement the agreed fixes in the codebase. If you have your own developers, we hand over specifications precise enough to action without a follow-up call.
Verify
We confirm the fixes took effect in Search Console: pages indexed, structured data valid, errors cleared, rather than assuming they did.
What you receive.
Full crawl audit with prioritised, severity-ranked fixes
Schema.org structured data, validated against Rich Results
XML sitemap, robots and canonical strategy
Search Console setup and indexation monitoring
Whether this is for you.
This works when
- Pages are not being indexed, or traffic dropped without explanation
- You are migrating or replatforming and want to keep your rankings
- You have content that should rank and does not
This is not for you if
- You want guaranteed rankings, which nobody can honestly promise those
- The site is brand new with no content yet
- You are looking for link building
Questions about this one.
Indexation issues often resolve within days of a fix. Ranking changes take longer and depend on competition, typically weeks to months. Anyone giving you a firm date is guessing.
No. The audit is the starting point, not the deliverable. We implement the fixes, or hand your developers specifications precise enough to implement without a follow-up call.
Yes. Technical SEO is about what the crawler receives, which is platform-independent. How we implement a fix differs by platform; what needs fixing usually does not.