Technical SEO Services

Technical SEO Audit: What We Check

An audit shows exactly why search engines struggle with your site and what to fix first. We crawl every page, compare it with Search Console data and check the templates behind it.

• Crawlability, robots.txt and XML sitemaps
• Indexing errors and duplicate or thin pages
• Redirect chains, broken links and 404s
• Canonical tags and URL structure
• Core Web Vitals and mobile usability
• Structured data and rich result eligibility
• Internal linking and site architecture

Crawling and Indexing

If Google cannot crawl or index a page, it cannot rank. We fix blocked resources, orphan pages, accidental noindex tags, parameter duplicates and sitemaps that list the wrong URLs, then watch Search Console coverage to confirm pages are being indexed.

Schema Markup

Structured data helps search engines understand your business, services, FAQs and articles, and can make your listing eligible for rich results. We add and validate Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage, Article and Breadcrumb schema where they are accurate.

Core Web Vitals and Page Speed

We measure loading, interactivity and layout shift on real templates, then fix the worst offenders first: oversized images, render-blocking scripts and fonts, heavy plugins and slow server responses. Faster pages also tend to convert better, so speed work often pays back in leads before it shows in rankings.

WordPress Technical Fixes

Most of our clients run WordPress, so we fix issues directly instead of only reporting them: plugin bloat, theme performance, duplicate archive pages, broken redirects after migrations and missing meta data. Laravel and custom sites are handled with your development team or ours. Audits run $325 to $1,200 depending on site size, paid upfront for small sites.

Technical SEO During a Redesign or Migration

Site moves are where most traffic is lost. Before a redesign, platform change or domain move, we export every live URL and its backlinks, build a 301 redirect map, and check that canonical tags, structured data and internal links carry over to the new site.

After launch we watch Search Console daily for two weeks, fix any missed redirects or crawl errors, and compare traffic against the baseline at 30 days. Our website redesign checklist covers the full process.