Technical SEO
We find the technical issues that keep your pages from being crawled, indexed, or used comfortably, and we give you a prioritized list of fixes.
Custom quote. No public price is set for this service.
What this service includes
- A technical audit of the live site
- Indexability: which important pages can be indexed, and which should not
- Crawlability: whether a crawler can reach the pages that matter
- Core Web Vitals reviewed from field or lab data that is actually available
- Structured data checks, added only where the page content supports them
- XML sitemap review or creation
- robots.txt review
- Canonical tags, including duplicates and self-referencing mistakes
- Broken links and incorrect redirects
- Written technical recommendations in priority order
Problems it solves
- A redesign left important pages out of the sitemap, or blocked in robots.txt.
- Several URLs show the same content and compete with each other.
- The site feels slow on a phone, and nobody has looked at the cause.
- Search Console is reporting coverage or experience issues you do not have time to interpret.
Who needs it
- Businesses launching or rebuilding a website.
- Sites that were moved to a new domain or platform.
- Owners who want a clear technical punch list before paying for more content.
Our process
1. Crawl and read the public signals
We review the live site, sitemap, robots.txt, and Search Console if you invite us.
2. Separate real issues from noise
Not every tool warning deserves a project. We mark what can block indexing or waste crawl attention.
3. Prioritize fixes
Each recommendation says why it matters and whether it is a content, hosting, or code change.
4. Fix what is in scope
If we also build or maintain the site, we can implement the agreed items. Otherwise you receive a list your developer can ship.
Expected deliverables
- A written technical audit
- A prioritized fix list
- Notes on sitemap, robots.txt, and canonicals
- Structured data recommendations limited to eligible content
- Implementation of the fixes included in the written scope
Questions
No. We use the data available from Google’s tools or a lab test, and we label which is which. We do not publish a made-up performance score.