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Remove what keeps Google from ranking you
Content and links don't matter if Google can't crawl, render, or index the page. We diagnose and fix the technical layer — crawling, Core Web Vitals, structured data — that content-only SEO can't touch.
Fixed scope · direct senior access · documented handoff
What the engagement protects
Clarity before production
Decisions tied to the buyer journey
Measurement built into delivery
Evidence status
Proof before promotion.
Signs of a technical SEO problem
Start with the observable business problem. The right intervention becomes clearer once the friction is named precisely.
What changes
Concrete changes your team and buyers can recognize.
A crawl budget that isn't wasted
Duplicate URLs, parameter variations, and low-value pages stop competing with your real content for Google's limited crawl attention.
Core Web Vitals in the green
Render-blocking resources, unoptimized media, and layout instability fixed at the source, not papered over with a caching plugin.
Indexation that matches intent
Every page that should rank is indexable and self-canonical; every page that shouldn't (thin, duplicate, parameter-driven) is deliberately excluded.
Structured data that actually validates
JSON-LD audited against both the schema.org spec and what's visibly on the page, so it earns rich results instead of a Search Console warning.
Faster indexing for new content
Internal linking and crawl-budget fixes so a newly published page reaches Google's index in days, not weeks — which matters most for time-sensitive content.
Full technical SEO audit
Crawl budget & indexation analysis
Core Web Vitals remediation
Canonical & hreflang audit
Structured data implementation & validation
XML sitemap & robots.txt review
Redirect chain and loop detection
Monthly technical monitoring (optional)
Full technical SEO audit
Crawl budget & indexation analysis
Core Web Vitals remediation
Canonical & hreflang audit
Structured data implementation & validation
XML sitemap & robots.txt review
Redirect chain and loop detection
Monthly technical monitoring (optional)
How we get there
Each phase closes a decision before the next one begins, keeping scope visible and avoiding expensive surprises.
Tools we use
Google Search Console · Screaming Frog · Core Web Vitals / Lighthouse · Schema.org validators · Log file analysis
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Crawl the site the way Google does
We run an independent crawl and compare it against Search Console data to find where the two disagree — that gap is usually where the problem lives.
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Prioritize by impact, not by ease
A quick fix that doesn't move rankings isn't worth doing first. We rank issues by estimated traffic impact, not by which ones are simplest to close.
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Fix at the source
Root-cause fixes to code, configuration, and architecture — not band-aids that mask a symptom in Search Console while the underlying issue persists.
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Validate against real crawlers
Every fix is checked against Google's own tools (URL Inspection, Rich Results Test) before we call it done, not just against our own crawler.
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Monitor for regressions
Technical issues creep back in with every deploy. We can set up ongoing monitoring so a regression gets caught in days, not months.
Timeline
Audit & prioritization
1–2 weeks
Remediation
2–6 weeks, depending on scope
Validation & monitoring setup
3–5 days
Timelines depend heavily on whether fixes require code changes your team implements versus changes we can make directly, and how many templates or page types are affected by each issue.
What it costs
Technical SEO engagements range from a focused audit to ongoing monthly monitoring. Scope depends on site size and how many issues the initial crawl surfaces — we quote after the audit, not before it.
Questions that shape the decision
Clear answers before a sales call, so the conversation can focus on fit rather than fine print.
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How is this different from your Local SEO or SEO Consulting services?
Technical SEO is the infrastructure layer — crawling, indexation, Core Web Vitals, structured data — that has to work regardless of what content or local strategy sits on top of it. Local SEO and SEO Consulting build on this foundation; they don't replace it.
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