(01)What our audit includes
The audit covers crawl errors, indexing, speed, mobile rendering, internal links, redirects, duplicate content and structured data. Every issue is ranked by the impact it has on your rankings.
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Find what is blocking your rankings, then fix it
Technical SEO audits and fixes: crawling, indexing, site speed, structured data and migrations. The work that makes everything else rank.
- Full crawl and index audit
- Core Web Vitals remediation
- Site architecture and internal linking
- Schema implementation
- Migration and redirect planning
Overview
What technical SEO covers
Technical SEO covers everything that decides whether search engines can crawl, render, index and understand your site. It is the foundation every other piece of SEO work stands on.
(02)Crawling and indexing
We check which pages search engines can reach and which ones they have indexed, then fix blocked pages, broken links and wasted crawl on pages that should not rank.
(03)Core Web Vitals
We measure load speed and layout stability on real devices and fix the causes, from oversized images to render blocking scripts.
(04)Structured data
We add and correct schema markup so search engines and AI assistants can read your business details, services and questions accurately.
Site architecture
Clear site structure helps both visitors and search engines. We organise pages into logical groups and link them so the most important ones get the most internal authority.
Migrations without traffic loss
When a site moves platform, domain or structure, we map every URL, write the redirects and track rankings before and after so search traffic is protected.
What you receive
You receive a prioritised action list, not a raw crawl export. Each item explains the problem, the fix and who needs to do it.
Book an audit
Book a technical audit through a free consultation and we will tell you what we would look at first on your site.
FAQ
(01)What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO is the work that lets search engines crawl, render, index and understand your site: speed, mobile rendering, crawl efficiency, internal structure, canonicals and structured data. It does not create demand, but without it nothing else you do can take effect.
(02)How do we know if we have a problem?
Symptoms are pages that will not index, traffic that dropped after a site change, or content that ranks well below its quality. An audit tells you which of those applies.
(03)What do we get from an audit?
A prioritised action list with the fixes ranked by impact, not a raw crawler export. You get what to do first and what it should change.
(04)Will you make the fixes or just report them?
We make them. A report nobody implements is not worth paying for.
(05)How long does it take?
Most sites clear the significant issues in two to six weeks. Speed and Core Web Vitals work can run longer if the site is heavy.
(06)Does site speed really affect rankings?
It affects rankings, and it affects conversion more. A slow site loses people before they see the offer, which usually costs more than the ranking does.
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