If Google cannot crawl, render and understand your site, nothing else works. We fix the foundation so content and links can do their job.
span>Free audit in 2 business daysMonth to monthPlain-English reporting
Crawl and index auditCore Web VitalsStructured dataJavaScript SEOSite architecture
6Deliverables listed up front
90Day roadmap
1Senior strategist per account
0Long-term contracts
Overview
Technical problems rarely look dramatic. A canonical tag pointing the wrong way, a slow template, a render-blocking script or an orphaned section can quietly hold back an entire site. We find these issues with full crawls and log data, then fix them at the source.
In depth
What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO is the work of making sure search engines can crawl, render, index and understand a website efficiently.
It covers site architecture, XML sitemaps, robots.txt, canonical tags, redirects, status codes, page speed, Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, structured data and JavaScript rendering. Technical SEO does not create new content. It removes the barriers that stop good content from being found and ranked. A site with excellent pages can still underperform if Google wastes time on duplicate URLs, hits redirect loops or cannot render key content.
Technical issues often appear after changes, such as a redesign, a platform migration, a new plugin or a developer deploying a staging robots.txt to production. They also build up slowly on large sites as filters, tags and old pages multiply. Technical SEO combines crawler tools like Screaming Frog with Google Search Console data and server logs to find these problems, then turns them into specific tickets your developers can implement. For e-commerce and SaaS sites with many templates, this work often deserves the first share of the budget.
6Core deliverables
MonthlyReport and call
LiveDashboard
Why it matters
Why technical SEO matters for your website
01
Content cannot rank if it is not indexed
If search engines cannot crawl or index a page, nothing else you do for that page matters. Technical SEO confirms that your important pages are discoverable, rendered correctly and included in the index where searchers can find them. Everything else in SEO depends on this base.
02
Better use of crawl resources
On large sites, search engines may spend their crawling on parameter URLs, thin tag pages or redirect chains. Cleaning these up directs attention to the pages that actually bring in customers and revenue for your business. New and updated pages also get picked up sooner as a result.
03
Faster, more usable pages
Page experience affects both users and search. Fixing slow loading, layout shifts and mobile problems helps visitors stay, read and convert, and removes a possible disadvantage against faster competitors in the same results. Faster templates also make every future page launch start from a stronger position.
Deliverables
What is included in technical SEO
01/06
01Crawl and index audit
02Core Web Vitals
03Structured data
04JavaScript SEO
05Site architecture
06Migration support
Full crawl plus Search Console data to find what Google sees, skips and ignores.
LCP, INP and CLS improvements on the templates that carry your traffic.
Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, FAQ, Article and Breadcrumb schema.
Rendering checks and fixes for React, Next.js, Vue and other frameworks.
Internal linking, URL structure and navigation built for crawl depth and relevance.
Redirect maps, pre-launch checks and post-launch monitoring for redesigns and replatforms.
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Every month
What you get each month
What you get every month, visible in your dashboard.
Week 1
Indexing diagnostics
We review Search Console indexing reports, sitemaps and canonical signals to explain why specific pages are excluded and what needs to change to get the right pages indexed.
Week 2
Developer ready tickets
Every issue is written up with the affected URLs, the cause, the recommended fix and how to verify it, so your developers can implement changes without guessing.
Week 3
Core Web Vitals fixes
We identify what is slowing your templates, such as oversized images, render blocking scripts or layout shifts, and provide or implement specific fixes for each template type.
Week 4
Migration and release checks
Before and after redesigns, migrations or major releases, we check redirects, robots rules, canonicals and rendering so changes do not quietly remove pages from search.
Process
How our technical SEO process works
A clear plan, owned by one senior strategist, reviewed with you every month.
We crawl the site, review Search Console and prioritize issues by impact.
2
Step 02Weeks 2 to 4
Fix plan
Developers get clear tickets with the exact change and the reason for it.
3
Step 03Month 2 onward
Implementation
We implement directly or work alongside your dev team.
4
Step 04Every month
Verify and monitor
Fixes are validated in Search Console and monitored for regressions.
Who it is for
Signs you need technical SEO
Best fitSites with pages that will not indexLarge sites with crawl budget issuesTeams planning a redesign or migrationWebsites with slow mobile performance
5signs checked
If two or more apply, this service pays for itself.
Search Console reports many pages as crawled or discovered but not indexed
Traffic dropped sharply after a redesign, migration or platform change
Your site relies heavily on JavaScript to load main content
Core Web Vitals reports show poor scores on mobile pages
Crawls reveal redirect chains, broken internal links or duplicate titles
Comparison
Technical SEO vs on-page SEO
Technical SEOCompounds over time
Main focusCrawling, indexing, rendering and site performance
Who implementsUsually developers with SEO guidance
ScopeSite wide templates and infrastructure
Typical toolsCrawlers, log files and Search Console
vs
On-page SEOStops when spend stops
Main focusContent, keywords and page level relevance
Who implementsWriters, editors and marketers
ScopeIndividual pages and their copy
Typical toolsKeyword tools, SERP analysis and editors
Pricing
How much does technical SEO cost?
Technical SEO is included in every plan at the depth your market needs.
We're a small team of strategists, technical specialists and AI nerds, blending SEO, answer engines and automation so your pages turn into calls, not just rankings.