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Technical SEO

Great content does nothing if crawlers cannot reach it or render it. Technical SEO is the plumbing under everything else.

Tech Stack

Screaming FrogLighthousePythonJSON-LDCore Web Vitals
Technical SEO: technical environment and digital systems

What usually goes wrong.

  • 01Important pages are not indexed.
  • 02Content only appears after JavaScript runs.
  • 03Duplicate URLs split the same page's signals.

What the work includes.

Technical SEO in practice
  • 01Crawl and index audits
  • 02Rendering and JavaScript SEO
  • 03Site architecture and internal link graphs
  • 04Canonicalisation, sitemaps and robots rules
  • 05Structured data implementation and validation
  • 06Core Web Vitals diagnosis

A practical engagement

Built around the work that matters.

Who this is for

For teams seeing indexation gaps, duplicate URLs, poor rendering or traffic losses after releases, migrations or platform changes.

How we approach it

We crawl production, inspect rendered HTML and compare canonical, robots, sitemap and internal-link signals. Issues are grouped by their real impact on discovery, indexing and page experience.

What is checked before handover

Fixes are verified on production—not only in a spreadsheet—with repeat crawls, structured-data validation and monitoring that catches regressions introduced by future releases.

How we run it.

01

Crawl audit

Indexation, canonicals, robots, sitemaps and render checks on production.

02

Fix blockers

Resolve noindex, soft 404s, JS render gaps and duplicate URL clusters.

03

Architecture

Strengthen internal links and hierarchy so important pages get crawled.

04

Monitor

Lightweight recurring checks so releases do not reintroduce regressions.

What it changes for the business.

  • Pages get discovered instead of sitting in a crawl queue.
  • Signals consolidate onto one canonical URL.
  • Structured data makes your content machine-readable.

Technical SEO questions.

Crawlability, indexation, rendering, internal linking, canonicals, sitemaps, structured data, performance and mobile parity.

It can be. We check what crawlers actually render and, where needed, move key pages to server-rendered or pre-rendered output.

A full audit yearly, with lightweight monitoring monthly. Most technical regressions arrive with a release.

Sometimes sharply, if indexation was blocked. More often it removes the ceiling so content work can perform.

Free Website Audit

See what's holding your website back. A person reviews your site and replies with what they would fix first.

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