Crawl and indexation
Robots rules, status codes, sitemap coverage, orphan pages and Search Console indexing evidence.
Crawl · index · performance
Technical SEO that makes important pages discoverable.
We diagnose how search engines access, render, understand and consolidate a website, then prioritise fixes by business impact rather than producing a long unranked error list.
Technical scope
Resolve the barriers that block useful content from competing.
Canonical architecture
Duplicate URLs, language versions, parameters, redirects and migration rules aligned to final domains.
Rendering and speed
Mobile usability, JavaScript rendering, page weight and performance work tied to real templates.
Structured data
Valid visible-page schema for services, breadcrumbs, organisations and genuine FAQ content.
Prioritisation
Not every warning deserves the same urgency.
We separate critical discovery and indexation problems from optional improvements and document the affected templates.
A submitted sitemap or inspection request is recorded as submitted; it is not reported as indexed until the search engine confirms it.
A measurable process
From current state to a tested operating system.
- 01
Discovery
Confirm the offer, current tools, users, constraints and measurable outcome.
- 02
Plan
Map the content, process, integrations and checks before implementation.
- 03
Build
Implement the agreed scope with clear ownership and conversion actions.
- 04
Verify
Test the result, measurement and handoff before any production claim.
Frequently asked questions
What to confirm before starting.
Is technical SEO only for large websites?
No. Small sites can lose visibility through incorrect canonicals, blocked resources, redirects or weak internal discovery.
Can you fix issues as well as audit them?
When the technology and access are confirmed, implementation can be included as a separate agreed scope.
Will a faster site automatically rank first?
No. Performance supports users and search quality, but relevance, competition and trust still matter.
Do you support website migrations?
Yes. A migration plan can cover URL mapping, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps, analytics and post-launch monitoring.
Start with a clear conversation
Need technical SEO priorities, not noise?
Send the site and describe any redesign, migration or indexing concern. We will define the checks that matter first.
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