01 CRAWLING & RENDERING
Check what search engines can reach.
Review robots rules, sitemaps, internal links, and rendered pages. Identify barriers affecting important content.
TECHNICAL SEO
Find the issue.
Plan the fix.
Check the result.
Understand what is getting in the way of discovery and a useful site experience. Get findings with context, clear priorities, and an agreed path to implementation.
Discuss your websiteWHAT WE WORK ON
Investigate the cause.
Prioritize the work.
Combine website crawls with manual checks and platform data where access is available.
02 INDEXING SIGNALS
Untangle conflicting instructions.
Review canonical URLs and indexing directives alongside available Search Console data. Separate technical eligibility from actual indexing.
03 URLS & SITE STRUCTURE
Keep important paths working.
Investigate broken destinations, redirect chains, and internal links. Protect valuable pages when proposing changes.
04 PAGE EXPERIENCE
Make the site easier to use.
Assess loading, responsiveness, and layout stability. Keep real-visitor measurements separate from lab tests and tool scores.
05 STRUCTURED DATA
Describe the visible content accurately.
Check markup syntax and whether the information matches the page. Recommend changes suited to the actual content.
06 IMPLEMENTATION
Turn findings into specific fixes.
Identify affected pages or templates, recommend the change, and agree on ownership and verification.
HOW THE WORK COMES TOGETHER
A practical route
from audit to action.
Agree on the work before implementation, then check the affected pages afterward.
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01
Investigate
Combine crawls, page checks, and available search data. Record evidence and distinguish symptoms from causes.
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Prioritize
Assess the likely impact, effort, and dependencies. Set a clear owner for each agreed change.
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Implement
Work with your developers or handle agreed changes within the available access. Use staging and a rollback plan where needed.
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Verify
Repeat the relevant checks and confirm the intended behavior. Record what is fixed and what still needs attention.
A HANDOFF YOUR TEAM CAN USE
Findings
with context.
A crawl report is a starting point. We investigate the issues that matter and explain what should change, where, and why.
Your team gets a clear implementation plan. We agree on who makes the change and how to check it, so recommendations can move into completed work.
Explore the wider SEO strategyBEFORE WE START
A few practical answers.
Will you implement the fixes or work with our developers?
Either approach can be included in the scope. We first confirm the platform, access, and responsibilities. Your developers can work from the findings, or we can carry out agreed changes.
Does robots.txt keep a page out of search results?
No. It manages crawler access. A blocked URL can still appear in search results, and blocking the crawl can prevent a search engine from seeing a noindex directive. We review the controls together. Google explains the distinction in its robots.txt guidance.
Does fixing technical issues guarantee rankings?
No. We can verify a technical change and its intended behavior. Indexing, rankings, and qualified traffic depend on other factors as well.
How do you check page performance?
We use repeatable lab tests and real-visitor data where it is available. We distinguish a test score from the experience of actual users and check key interactions after changes.
LET’S TALK
Let’s look at what’s
holding your site back.
Tell us about your website, your goals, and the issues you have noticed.