Content earns rankings only on a site search engines can crawl, render and trust. We find the technical blockers other audits miss, fix them in the codebase, and hand you a foundation every future page inherits.
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Most technical SEO reports stop at a tool export: hundreds of red rows, no prioritisation, and no one who can actually change the code. Meanwhile index bloat, slow templates, broken canonicals and render-blocking scripts quietly cap every other investment you make.
We are developers first. We crawl, render and profile your site, rank every finding by impact against effort, then ship the fixes ourselves. No handoff gap between the people who diagnosed the problem and the people who resolved it.
Crawl budget, status codes, redirect chains, orphan pages and index bloat. We make sure the pages that matter get discovered and the pages that do not stay out of the index.
Real-user and lab performance reviewed by template, with fixes shipped at the code level: critical CSS, script budgets, image pipelines and caching.
Client-side rendering gaps, hydration delays and content that never makes it into the DOM a crawler sees. Rendered and raw HTML compared page by page.
Parameterised URLs, pagination, faceted filters and near-duplicate pages consolidated so authority flows to one version of each intent.
Organization, Service, Article, FAQ and Breadcrumb schema applied accurately and validated, because wrong markup is worse than none.
Search Console coverage, log-level crawl behaviour and vitals tracked after fixes ship, so regressions are caught before they cost you traffic.
A full crawl with rendered versus raw HTML comparison, log and Search Console analysis, and a template-level performance profile.
Every finding ranked by likely impact against effort, written so the trade-offs are obvious and nothing hides in a spreadsheet.
We implement the changes in the codebase directly, or work alongside your developers with precise tickets if the stack is in-house.
Re-crawl and Search Console trend review after deployment, confirming each fix registered and no regressions shipped with it.
| Area | Typical approach | Our approach |
|---|---|---|
| Output | 300-row tool export | Ranked fix list with reasoning |
| Implementation | Your problem | Shipped by us in the codebase |
| Rendering | Raw HTML only | Rendered and raw compared |
| Aftercare | None | Post-fix verification and monitoring |
Common signs: pages not indexed weeks after publishing, Search Console coverage errors, rankings stuck despite strong content, or a slow site on mobile. A crawl and render check settles it within days.
The foundation work is a project with a finish line. After that, light ongoing monitoring catches regressions from new releases before they cost you visibility.
Yes. We can implement directly, or hand over developer-ready tickets with reproduction steps, the fix and the verification method. Both are standard ways of working for us.
React, Next, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and headless stacks are all familiar ground. Platform-specific issues like Shopify's duplicate URL patterns are part of the standard checklist.
Tools report symptoms without context. We tell you which ten rows in the export actually matter, why, and how to fix them in your specific codebase.
The audit phase is typically one to two weeks. Fix timelines depend on scope, but the highest-impact changes usually ship in the first sprint.
How do I know if I have technical SEO problems?
Common signs: pages not indexed weeks after publishing, Search Console coverage errors, rankings stuck despite strong content, or a slow site on mobile. A crawl and render check settles it within days.
Common signs: pages not indexed weeks after publishing, Search Console coverage errors, rankings stuck despite strong content, or a slow site on mobile. A crawl and render check settles it within days.
The foundation work is a project with a finish line. After that, light ongoing monitoring catches regressions from new releases before they cost you visibility.
Yes. We can implement directly, or hand over developer-ready tickets with reproduction steps, the fix and the verification method. Both are standard ways of working for us.
React, Next, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and headless stacks are all familiar ground. Platform-specific issues like Shopify's duplicate URL patterns are part of the standard checklist.
Tools report symptoms without context. We tell you which ten rows in the export actually matter, why, and how to fix them in your specific codebase.
The audit phase is typically one to two weeks. Fix timelines depend on scope, but the highest-impact changes usually ship in the first sprint.
We will crawl and render your site, then show you the shortlist of fixes that will move the needle, in plain language.