Technical audit
Crawl issues, duplicate URLs, canonicals, and template-level metadata gaps.
Service: Technical SEO & Search
We fix the search issues that live in code and configuration: broken indexation, slow LCP, missing metadata, messy URLs, and schema that search engines can actually use.

Why it matters
We focus on technical SEO and on-page foundations, not link-building campaigns. That means audits tied to your stack, clear fix lists, and implementation in WordPress, Next.js, or the CMS you already run.
What you get
What's included
Crawl issues, duplicate URLs, canonicals, and template-level metadata gaps.
Titles, meta descriptions, headings, and internal links on high-value pages.
Organization, LocalBusiness, FAQ, Product, and Article JSON-LD where it fits.
LCP, CLS, and TBT improvements on templates that matter for SEO.
XML sitemaps, robots rules, and Search Console submission hygiene.
301 maps for redesigns, HTTPS/www rules, and trailing-slash cleanup.
Our approach
Four clear stages, regular check-ins, no surprises. You'll always know what's happening and what's next.
Search Console, crawl, speed, and template review.
Fix list ranked by impact and effort.
Changes in staging, then production.
Re-crawl checks and before/after metrics.
Tools we trust
FAQ
Quick answers to what clients ask us most. Can't find yours?
Ask Us AnythingWe focus on technical SEO and on-page structure. Content strategy and outreach can be scoped separately if you need them.
Often yes. We start with Search Console, crawl data, and recent changes (redesign, migration, plugin updates) before changing code.
Basics (metadata, sitemap, schema, performance-minded templates) are included. A dedicated SEO engagement adds audit depth, Search Console setup, and ongoing fix batches.
We work with Yoast, Rank Math, or similar when they fit, but we prefer clean theme/template markup over plugin bloat where possible.
Keep exploring
Business sites, redesigns, and WooCommerce.
WordPress websites and online stores: custom themes, redesigns, WooCommerce, speed fixes, and sites you can update yourself.
Fixes, speed, releases, and upkeep.
Support for sites and apps you already run: bug fixes, performance work, deployments, SSL, backups, and small feature additions.
Frontends and interactive web apps.
React and Next.js interfaces: dashboards, customer portals, marketing sites, and frontends that connect to your APIs.
Let's talk about your project
WordPress site, React app, Node.js API, or fixes on something live? Share a short brief and we will reply with sensible next steps.