Technical SEO Services

Technical SEO is the work that helps search engines crawl and index your site. It covers things like site speed, crawlability, structured data and how your site works on a phone. It matters because Google can't rank a page it can't reach, and a slow or clunky site costs you sales. When the technical side is in good shape, your content gets a fair chance to rank and your pages do their job for the people who visit them.

On-page SEO is about what's on each page, like the title, the headings, the copy and the links inside it. Technical SEO is about the site underneath, meaning whether Google can crawl and index your pages, how fast they load and how they work on a phone. The two depend on each other. A well-written page won't rank if Google can't reach it, and a fast, clean site still needs pages that answer what people search for. We look at both, and the audit shows us which one is costing you more.

At least once a year, and any time you make a big change like a redesign, a migration or a move to a new platform. Those changes are when things break most often, like redirects that point nowhere or pages that drop out of the index. A regular audit catches crawl and speed problems before they cost you rankings. For our clients we also watch the site between audits, so a problem doesn't go unnoticed for a year.

A technical SEO audit looks at how search engines crawl, index and load your site. We check site architecture and internal links, page speed and Core Web Vitals, and how your pages work on a phone. We also check JavaScript, structured data, and crawl problems like broken links and redirect chains. You get a list of what's wrong and why it matters, in order, so the problems costing you the most get fixed first. Your developers get specs they can work from, and anyone on your team who isn't technical gets the same list in plain language.

Ours starts with a full technical SEO audit. From there the work covers site architecture and internal linking, Core Web Vitals and page speed, and mobile optimization. It also covers JavaScript SEO, structured data, and fixes for crawling and indexing. Some fixes go into your code or your secure connections. Once the fixes are live, we keep watching the site. The mix depends on your site, so a large online store gets a different plan from a small service business.

Yes. If your team isn't technical, we explain each fix in plain language and tell you what it will change. If you have developers, they get detailed specs and implementation notes they can build from. Either way, everyone knows what to do next and why.

Often, yes. Many ranking drops come from problems with crawling, indexing, speed or structured data. We find the root cause and correct it. Then we set up checks so the same problem doesn't come back. If the drop came from a manual Google penalty, that's a different job, and our penalty removal service covers it.

Most sites see movement within 3 to 6 months. How fast depends on where you start and how tough your competition is. It also depends on how quickly fixes go live. Speed and indexing fixes can show results sooner.