Technical SEO

Find and resolve technical barriers to crawling, indexing and a usable website, with priorities tied to your important pages.

Technical SEO, with a clear purpose

Technical SEO starts by understanding what should be visible in search. We compare the intended page structure with what crawlers can access and what Search Console reports. A prioritised plan separates issues that affect discovery from cosmetic scores that do not change the customer experience.

What we can help with

Reviews can cover status codes, redirects, canonicals, robots directives, XML sitemaps, internal linking, rendered content, structured data and performance. Implementation depends on your platform and access. Large migrations, JavaScript rendering changes and infrastructure work receive a specific scope and rollback plan.

How we check the work

We record the original issue, the change and the validation method. Crawl tests, rendered HTML and Search Console help confirm technical behaviour. Search engines choose whether and when to index a page; fixing a technical problem does not guarantee a ranking change.

Built around
what you need next.

  • Sites with unexplained indexing problems
  • Businesses planning a website migration
  • Growing websites with duplicate or hard-to-find pages

A little preparation.
A stronger starting point.

  • Website, hosting and CMS access as needed
  • Search Console access and important page list
  • Migration history and known platform constraints

We’ll help you work through anything you don’t have yet.

A clear route through the work.

01

Investigate

Compare intended pages, crawl results and search reports.

02

Prioritise

Rank issues by impact, confidence and effort.

03

Implement

Make agreed changes with appropriate validation.

04

Monitor

Check coverage and watch for regressions after release.

Before you get started.

Will a sitemap guarantee indexing?+

No. A sitemap supports discovery; search engines still assess whether to index and rank each page.

Do you fix the issues or only audit?+

Either can be scoped. The proposal separates findings, implementation and any work needed from your hosting or development team.

Can you help with a migration?+

Yes. Redirect mapping, canonical checks, crawl comparisons and launch monitoring can be included in a migration plan.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE

Let’s build something that moves you forward.

A sharper website. A smarter workflow. A clearer path to growth.

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