Technical SEO Services
The problems that stop good content from ranking.
- Technical fixes in weeks; rankings in 3–6 months
Technical SEO is what stands between good content and good rankings. A page can be genuinely useful and still be invisible because it takes six seconds to load, is blocked in robots.txt, or is one of four URLs serving identical content.
We audit and then fix — crawlability, indexing, canonical handling, redirect chains, Core Web Vitals, mobile rendering, structured data and JavaScript issues.
Most SEO agencies hand you a list and wait for a developer. We are the developer, which is why our audits end in fixes rather than tickets.
What's included
- Full technical crawl and audit
- Indexing and crawlability fixes
- Core Web Vitals — LCP, CLS and INP
- Page speed and image optimisation
- Mobile usability correction
- Canonical tags and duplicate content resolution
- Redirect chain cleanup
- XML sitemap and robots.txt correction
- Structured data implementation and validation
- JavaScript rendering checks
How we work
- 01 Audit Technical and content audit. You get the findings either way.
- 02 Research What your customers actually search, with volume and difficulty.
- 03 Fix Speed, indexing, structure and schema. Usually the fastest gains.
- 04 Build authority Content that answers real queries, plus ethical links and citations.
- 05 Report Monthly reporting against enquiries, with next month's priorities agreed.
What you receive
- Technical audit document
- Prioritised fix list
- Implemented fixes
- Before-and-after performance data
- Validation report
Questions people ask
What are Core Web Vitals?
Google's measures of loading speed, visual stability and responsiveness. They are a ranking factor and, more importantly, they correlate strongly with whether people stay on the page.
Why are my pages not indexed?
Usually robots.txt blocks, noindex tags left from staging, canonical tags pointing elsewhere, or thin content Google chose not to keep. An audit identifies which.
Can you fix it, or only report it?
We fix it. Being both the SEO team and the development team is the point.