Technical SEO Services
That Remove Growth Barriers
If Google can’t crawl a page, or decides it isn’t worth indexing, nothing else you do on that page matters. We find the technical problems holding your site back, fix them with your developers or ours, and confirm the results in Google Search Console.
Most ranking problems start under the hood
Before content or links can help, search engines have to reach your pages, render them and trust that each one is the right version to show.
Pages stuck outside Google’s index
The “Crawled, currently not indexed” and “Discovered, currently not indexed” reports in Search Console are where many sites quietly lose half their pages. We work out why, page by page.
Slow, heavy pages
Page builders, plugins and oversized images add weight. Slow pages frustrate visitors and waste the time search engines spend crawling your site.
Duplicate and conflicting URLs
Old pages, test pages, archives and parameter URLs compete with your real pages. We decide which version should rank and point every signal at it.
Technical SEO work, prioritized by impact
You won’t get a 300-item crawler export. You get a ranked list of the fixes that matter, and we help get them done.
Indexation audit
We compare your sitemap, a full crawl and Google’s index to find valuable pages Google is skipping and low-value pages it should never see.
Sitemaps and robots rules
Your sitemap should list only canonical, indexable pages. We clean out login screens, test pages and archives that dilute it.
Canonicals and redirects
We map duplicates to one preferred URL, remove redirect chains and recover links pointing at dead pages.
Core Web Vitals and speed
We look at real-user data for loading, layout shift and interaction, then trim scripts, images and page weight where it counts.
Structured data
We add schema that matches what is actually on the page, such as Organization, Service, Article and breadcrumbs, and connect your brand details.
WordPress and Elementor clean-up
Hidden sections, duplicate desktop and mobile blocks and unused plugins bloat pages. We remove what isn’t needed without changing your design.
From crawl to confirmed fix
Crawl and compare
We crawl the site, pull Search Console data and compare what exists, what is in the sitemap and what Google has indexed.
Prioritize
Issues are ranked by how many important pages they affect and how much traffic is at stake.
Fix
We implement fixes directly or give your developers exact tickets with before-and-after examples.
Verify
We validate fixes in Search Console, request recrawls and track indexing and rankings over the following weeks.
Technical SEO supports every other channel
Our technical SEO deliverables
Every technical engagement ends with documents your team can act on, each tied to a business outcome rather than jargon.
Indexability matrix
Every important URL with its status code, indexability, canonical and Search Console coverage, so you know which pages Google can show.
Canonical and redirect map
Which URL should rank for each topic, and the redirects that consolidate old or duplicate versions without chains.
XML sitemap validation
Sitemaps that list only canonical, indexable pages, checked against what Google has actually crawled.
Internal-link audit
Orphan pages, buried money pages and missing links between related services, with the exact links to add.
Core Web Vitals priorities
The templates causing slow loading, layout shift or sluggish interaction, ranked by the traffic they affect.
Structured-data review
Organization, Service, Breadcrumb and Article markup checked against what is visible on each page.
Post-launch verification
After fixes ship, we re-crawl, check live URLs and confirm the changes in Google Search Console.
What this looks like in practice
- Pages stuck in “Crawled – currently not indexed”. We check whether the page is thin, duplicated or poorly linked, then fix the cause rather than just resubmitting it.
- A redesign that lost rankings. We map old URLs to new ones, remove redirect chains and restore internal links to the pages that used to rank.
- Two pages competing for one search. We pick one canonical page, merge or redirect the other and update internal links so Google sees one clear answer.
Each finding comes with its business impact and who needs to act: your developer, our team or your content lead.
Related services and guides
Technical SEO questions, answered
What is technical SEO?+
Technical SEO is the work that helps search engines crawl, render, understand and index your website. It covers site structure, speed, indexation, duplicate URLs, redirects, structured data and mobile usability.
How do I know if my site has technical SEO problems?+
Start with Google Search Console. If the Page indexing report shows many pages as not indexed, or Core Web Vitals lists poor URLs, there is technical work to do. A crawl reveals the rest.
Will technical fixes change how my site looks?+
Usually not. Most fixes happen in settings, code, sitemaps and page structure. If a fix affects the design, we show you before anything changes.
How long until technical fixes show results?+
Google needs to recrawl the affected pages, which can take days to a few weeks. Indexing improvements usually show first, followed by ranking changes.
Find out what is stopping Google from ranking your pages
Request a free review. We will check indexing, speed and site structure and show you the fixes that matter most.
Free review. No obligation. We reply within one business day.
