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Technical SEO, fixed in your code. Technical SEO is the work that lets search engines crawl, render and index your site properly: speed, structure, redirects, structured data and the code underneath. Most audits stop at a list of problems. We fix them in your site’s code, CMS or server settings, then check that search engines see the change.
Pages missing from search, duplicates competing with each other, key pages buried too deep. We clean up sitemaps, canonical tags, robots.txt and internal links so the right pages get indexed.
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Slow loading and shifting layouts cost rankings and sales. We compress images, cut render-blocking scripts and store apps, set up caching and fix the templates causing the slowdown.
Yes. Because we carry out the fixes, we work directly in your CMS, code, hosting or server, at whatever access level you’re comfortable with. If you have a developer, we’ll work alongside them.
Most of them. WordPress, Shopify, Next.js and custom-coded sites are the most common. Tell us what yours runs on and we’ll confirm the access we’d need.
Search engines have to recrawl your pages before changes count. Small fixes can show up within weeks; structural work takes longer. We log what changed and when, so you can see the effect.
We add and validate schema for your business, products, articles and FAQs, so search engines understand your pages and can show richer results.
Moving domains, changing platforms or redesigning? We map every old URL to its new one and set up the redirects, so you keep the rankings you’ve earned.
Sites built on JavaScript frameworks or heavy page builders can hide content from search engines. We check what crawlers actually see and fix it with server rendering, pre-rendering or simpler markup.