Technical SEO that ends with a commit.
Crawling, indexation, structured data and page structure. We find the problems, then fix them in the code of the site you already have.
What it is
Plenty of audits end as a spreadsheet with two hundred rows and nobody to work through them. We find the half that matters and then carry out the fixes, because the value sits in the repair rather than the report.
This covers the technical half of search only. Content and links are somebody else's job, and we will tell you so instead of quietly selling you something we are not registered to do.
# robots.txt, crawl stays open and indexation is decided per page User-agent: * Disallow: /cart Disallow: /*?sort= Disallow: /*?filter= Sitemap: https://example.com/sitemap-index.xml # staging, so a test copy never competes with the real site X-Robots-Tag: noindex, nofollow # one page, one address <link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/collections/shoes">
Indexation decided in the code, not in a plugin setting somebody changes later.
What you get
- A crawl of the site as a search engine sees it, not as the browser renders it for you
- Indexation cleaned up, so the pages worth keeping stay and the rest stop competing with them
- Duplicate addresses from filters, sorting and session parameters closed off
- Canonicals, pagination and hreflang set where they belong
- Structured data written into the templates and validated
- Titles, headings and internal links corrected in the code
- The front-end work behind Core Web Vitals: images, fonts, scripts, layout shift
- A short written record of what changed and why, so the next person can follow it
What gets looked at
- Indexation
- Which pages are kept, which are wasting the crawl
- Duplication
- Filter and sort parameters serving one page under many addresses
- Structured data
- Product, article, organisation and breadcrumbs, validated
- Internal links
- Whether a page three clicks deep can be reached at all
- Core Web Vitals
- Largest paint, layout shift and input delay, measured on mobile
Questions
Do you do link building or content?
No. Those fall outside what we are registered for, and outside what we are good at. We do the technical half and will tell you what to look for in a specialist for the rest.
Do you only work on sites you built?
No. Most of this work is on somebody else's code, including platforms we did not choose.
Will this guarantee better rankings?
No one can promise that, and anyone who does is selling something. What we can do is remove the technical reasons a search engine cannot read, index or rank a page properly.
Often taken together
Need technical seo?
Send the address of your current site and say what you want to achieve. You get questions back, then a plan and a price.