Fix the foundation before you fund the content.
Crawling, indexing, speed and structure — the unglamorous work that decides whether everything else you publish can rank at all.
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What is Technical SEO — and what does it actually do?
Technical SEO is everything that happens before a reader sees your page: whether Google can reach it, render it, understand what it is, and decide it is worth keeping in the index. None of it is visible on the site. All of it caps what your content can achieve.
We look at crawl paths, redirects, canonicals, rendering, page speed and structured data, then separate what is actually holding you back from what merely looks red in a tool. Most sites need six specific fixes, not a rebuild.
Included in Technical SEO
Technical SEO audit
The pages Google can't reach — and the ones it shouldn't spend time on.
Core Web Vitals
We diagnose what is actually slow: server, render or third-party scripts.
Structured data
Schema that earns rich results instead of Search Console warnings.
Migration support
Redirect maps, staging checks and monitoring — reviewed before launch.
Designed for businesses that…
Publishing without traction
Your content is solid and well researched, and the pages still sit outside the top ten no matter how much you publish.
Replatforming this year
A redesign, migration or CMS move is already scheduled, and nobody has checked what it will do to your rankings.
Carrying legacy debt
The site is large, has passed through several agencies, and no single person can still explain how it is put together.
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How we drive your digital growth.
Questions
Questions, answered
Have a question about our technical work that isn't answered here?
The audit is. Keeping the site healthy isn't — sites drift with every release, so most clients keep a light monitoring retainer after the first fixes.
That's the normal setup. We write specs and acceptance criteria, your team ships, we verify. No repo access needed.
Possibly not. Field data from real users matters more than the lab score, and one third-party script often explains most of the gap.
No — this is the highest-value moment to involve us. A redirect map reviewed before launch is far cheaper than recovering traffic after.
Sometimes sharply, if indexation or rendering was blocking pages. Otherwise it raises the ceiling for content rather than traffic directly. We'll tell you which case you're in.
Find out if Technical SEO is your next move.
The free analysis shows which service moves the needle first — sometimes it isn't this one.