Technical SEOServices
Great content cannot rank if search engines cannot reach it. We find the crawl, index and rendering faults holding your site back and fix them in the codebase.
Technical SEO Services: what the work involves
A site can look flawless to a visitor and still be a maze to a crawler. Blocked resources, redirect chains, soft 404s, conflicting canonicals and pages that exist only after a script runs all quietly shrink what Google is willing to index. Owners usually notice only when new pages take weeks to appear or when impressions flatline despite fresh publishing.
Because we are developers first, we do not hand over a spreadsheet of warnings and wish you luck. We crawl the site, compare what we find with Search Console's own coverage and crawl stats, rank issues by the number of pages affected and the effort to fix them, then implement the changes through pull requests or clear tickets for your team and verify each release.
Core features
Full-site crawl diagnostics
A complete crawl surfaces status codes, redirect chains, orphaned pages, canonical conflicts and thin templates, grouped by cause rather than listed URL by URL.
Index coverage reconciliation
We compare your sitemap, crawl and Search Console reports to explain exactly why valuable URLs are excluded and which exclusions are healthy.
Robots and sitemap control
Clean robots rules and accurate XML sitemaps that list only canonical, indexable, 200-status pages.
Rendering and JavaScript checks
We inspect rendered HTML against raw source to confirm that titles, links and body copy are visible to Googlebot without relying on client-side execution.
Performance and Core Web Vitals triage
Field data from CrUX guides which templates deserve engineering time, so we fix the pages real visitors actually struggle with.
Release verification
After each deployment we re-crawl affected sections and record the before and after state, so every fix is demonstrably done.
What we get right before launch
Not every warning matters
Automated tools flag hundreds of low-value items. Effort should follow pages affected and commercial importance, not the length of a tool's report.
Fixes need developer access
Technical changes live in templates, server config and build pipelines. We scope early who can merge code, otherwise recommendations sit idle in a backlog.
Lab scores differ from field reality
A green Lighthouse run on a fast laptop says little about customers on mid-range phones. We weigh real-user data when deciding priorities.
Tools and technology
- Screaming Frog
- Google Search Console
- Bing Webmaster Tools
- PageSpeed Insights
- Lighthouse
- Chrome DevTools
- Ahrefs
- Semrush
Common questions, answered
What is the difference between technical SEO and on-page SEO?
Technical SEO makes sure pages can be crawled, rendered and indexed. On-page SEO shapes what each page says and how it targets a query. Both matter, but a page that is never indexed gains nothing from perfect copy.
Will fixing technical issues raise my rankings?
It removes obstacles, which often helps pages get indexed and perform to their potential. It does not guarantee a position, because relevance, content quality and competition still decide where you appear.
Do you need access to our code?
Ideally yes, read access to the repository and staging at minimum. We can also deliver prioritised tickets for your own developers, with acceptance criteria written so a fix can be checked quickly.
How often should a technical audit be repeated?
After major releases, migrations or template changes, and on a lighter schedule otherwise. Many teams add crawl checks to their release process so regressions are caught before Google sees them.
More SEO services
All SEO servicesSEO Audit Services
An audit is only useful if someone can act on it. We examine your whole site and hand back a ranked list of fixes with the evidence behind each one.
Crawl Budget Optimization
Crawl budget matters only on large sites, and there it matters a lot. We use server data to see where crawlers spend their visits and stop the waste.
Indexing Issue Fixes
A page that is not indexed cannot rank, and the reason is rarely the one people assume. We diagnose each excluded URL and fix the underlying cause.
Ready to start your Technical SEO Services project?
Tell us what you need and we will come back with a clear scope, timeline and the questions worth answering before any build starts.