Technical SEO services
A site with no technical barriers for search engines.
If Google can’t crawl, render or index your pages, nothing else in SEO works. Our technical SEO services for business websites, online stores and web apps find the cause (a stray noindex, conflicting canonicals, redirect chains, slow mobile templates), fix it with your developers and check each change on the live site.
What our technical SEO services include
Indexing signals
We align canonical tags, redirects, index rules, pagination and language tags with the page structure you want.
Rendering and navigation
We check what crawlers really see on important pages, including JavaScript sites, and how users and search engines reach those pages.
Templates and speed
We find repeated template problems, heavy images, mobile issues and slow loading, and fix them where one change helps many pages.
Releases and migrations
We map old and new URLs, set redirects and check key pages before and after every significant release.
Who technical SEO is for
A good fit if:
- Important pages are not indexed, or the wrong versions appear in search.
- Your site runs on a JavaScript framework or a custom platform.
- An audit has produced a long list of technical issues and someone needs to see them through.
Probably not the right fit if:
- Your main problem is weak content or an unclear offer. Content strategy will help more.
- There is no developer access and no budget for changes.
What you get from technical SEO
- Issue descriptions that developers can reproduce.
- A fix plan in priority order, with dependencies.
- A checklist for templates and affected URLs after each release.
See a sample technical audit of this website: what we found and how each issue was fixed.
Signs your site has a technical problem
Technical problems rarely look technical. They show up as symptoms that are easy to blame on content:
- Search Console lists more and more pages as “Crawled – currently not indexed”.
- New pages take ages to reach Google, while old, test or parameter URLs stay in results.
- Traffic fell after a release, a CMS update or a hosting move, though the content stayed the same.
- Google ranks a tag archive or a filter page instead of the service page.
- Whole templates fail Core Web Vitals on mobile.
If two of these sound familiar, look at templates and settings first: one fix there helps hundreds of URLs.
What affects the cost of technical SEO services
Templates, not just pages
A forty-page company site and a catalogue of a hundred thousand URLs need different crawl depth. What matters most is how many distinct templates there are.
Platform and access
With access to the repository or a staging copy we can prepare fixes ourselves; without it, every change goes through your team.
How much has piled up
A few indexing errors make a short project. Years of redirects on redirects and abandoned subdomains need a staged plan.
One-off or ongoing
A single clean-up or a review of every significant release. We agree the format, then quote cost and timing in EUR.
We’ll quote cost and timing in EUR after a short brief.Discuss technical SEO
How the work runs, step by step
Brief
We agree the problem, the key sections of the site and how releases work on your side.
Diagnosis
We crawl the site, study Search Console and test rendering, templates and speed.
Fixes
We write tasks for your developers or implement them ourselves with access, and review before release.
Checks
After each release we check the result in Search Console and on the live site.
What we need from you
- Access to Search Console and analytics.
- Access to a staging site or the code repository, or a developer we can work with.
- A description of how releases and deployments work.
- A list of the sections that matter most.
What we don’t promise. Nobody can guarantee rankings or traffic, so we don’t promise them. Technical work removes obstacles; rankings also depend on content, competition and demand. We promise fixes that are verified after release.
Technical SEO mistakes we find on most sites
- A noindex tag left on templates after moving from staging to production.
- CSS or JavaScript blocked in robots.txt, so Google renders a broken page.
- Canonical tags pointing to the home page or to URLs that redirect.
- Redirect chains after several redesigns, and internal links still using old URLs.
- XML sitemaps full of redirected or deleted pages; filters creating thousands of indexable URLs.
Most are fixed once in a template and stay fixed if someone checks releases. We do.
How to choose a technical SEO agency
Ask to see a task they wrote for developers. A useful one names the template or URLs, explains how to reproduce the problem and how to confirm the fix. A spreadsheet of tool warnings with no priorities is not a plan.
Be wary of promised positions from technical work alone: it removes barriers, while demand, content and competition decide the rest. Not sure the problem is technical? Start with an SEO audit.
A new service page that never got indexed
A company launched a new service page weeks ago, but it still isn’t in Google. We find that the template adds a noindex tag and that the page has no internal links. Both fixes go live in one release, and we check that the page gets indexed.
A typical scenario, not a client case.
Technical SEO: common questions
How soon do technical fixes show in search?
It depends on how often Google recrawls the affected pages: busy templates are picked up sooner than deep sections. We tell you which pages to watch and check them in Search Console after each release.
Do you work on Core Web Vitals?
Yes. We find which templates fail LCP, INP or CLS in real-user data, explain the cause (heavy images, blocking scripts, layout shifts) and help developers fix it.
How is technical SEO different from an audit?
An audit finds and ranks the problems. Technical SEO is the work of fixing them (redirects, indexing rules, templates, structured data and page speed), with a check after each release.
Can you work directly with our developers?
Yes. We write tasks your developers can act on, review changes before release and check the result in Search Console.
Our site is built on a JavaScript framework. Is that a problem?
Not necessarily. We check what search engines actually see after rendering and suggest changes if important content or links are missing.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. Technical work removes obstacles to crawling and indexing; rankings also depend on content, competition and demand.
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