Services · Flagship
Technical SEO for sites where the cause isn’t obvious.
Crawling, indexing, rendering, architecture, international, migrations. We find what is actually suppressing organic performance, then help fix it, with your developers or on our own.
Good fit when
- A large or complex site is underperforming for no clear reasonInsight · 6 minDiagnosing a traffic drop before acting on it
- A migration, rebuild or replatform is planned, or has gone wrongInsight · 6 minRedirect chains and site moves: what Google documents
- Pages aren’t being crawled, indexed or rendered as expectedInsight · 6 minTechnical causes of a traffic drop: crawling, indexing and serving errors
- International versions are fighting each otherInsight · 6 minhreflang: the return-tag failure that voids the rest
- An agency needs a specialist to look under the hoodInsight · 5 minServer logs and Googlebot: what they show, and how to trust what they say
situations, each with a guide or article
areas covered on this page
Where it breaks
Every ranking problem starts somewhere on this path.
Tools report symptoms. The work is finding which step is failing, and why.
Scope
What technical SEO covers here.
Implementation
An audit is an investigation. The fix is a deliverable.
A tool export is not an audit. We read the site, form a hypothesis, test it, then write findings your developers can act on, in order of impact. If they have no capacity, we can make the changes.
Tickets with the fault, the evidence, the fix and the acceptance test.
Templates, redirects, structured data and tooling built by us where that’s faster.
Releases checked before and after launch, so regressions are caught early.
In practice
Technical SEO, written up.
Built by us
Tools that help with this
Questions
Technical SEO, answered.
Is Core Web Vitals the main thing?
No. Performance matters, but it is one input. Most serious technical problems sit in crawling, indexing, rendering and architecture.
Can you work with our developers?
Yes, that is the usual set-up. We write findings as specifications they can build and test, and stay involved through QA.
Do you handle migrations?
Yes: planning, redirect mapping, testing, launch monitoring and recovery, for single sites and multi-market structures.
What do we get at the end of an audit?
A prioritised set of findings with evidence and fixes, and a plan for what is done first. Not a tool export.
Bring us the site nobody can explain.
Tell us what’s happening, what has been tried and what the platform is. We’ll say how we would investigate it.