Technical SEO
Technical SEO audits — and the fixes, done properly
If Google can’t crawl, render and index your pages efficiently, no amount of content will rank them. I audit your site’s technical health and, as a developer, implement the fixes myself.
Site healthTechnical SEO audit
- Crawl errors
- Broken links
- Core Web Vitals
- Structured data
- XML sitemap
Why it matters
The foundation every other SEO effort depends on
Technical problems quietly cap your rankings: pages blocked from crawling, duplicates competing with each other, slow templates, broken internal links or structured data errors. They’re invisible to visitors but obvious to search engines.
Because I’m a web developer as well as an SEO specialist, you don’t get a 200-row spreadsheet and a goodbye. You get a prioritized plan — and the fixes, implemented and verified.
Typical signs you need it
- Pages “Crawled – currently not indexed” in Search Console
- Traffic dropped after a redesign or migration
- Slow pages or poor Core Web Vitals
- Several pages competing for the same search
- Rich results or schema errors
What’s checked
A full technical SEO audit covers
Crawlability
A full crawl with Screaming Frog: robots.txt, status codes, redirect chains, orphan pages and crawl depth.
Indexation
Canonical tags, noindex rules, XML sitemaps, duplicate and thin pages, and Search Console coverage.
Speed & Core Web Vitals
LCP, INP and CLS, images, fonts, scripts, caching and hosting response time.
Site architecture
URL structure, navigation and internal linking so authority flows to the pages that earn revenue.
Structured data
Schema validation and deployment — organization, local business, articles, breadcrumbs and more.
Mobile & HTTPS
Mobile-first rendering, tap targets, mixed content and security basics.
Process
From crawl to verified fixes
1
Crawl & collect
Crawl data, Search Console, analytics and performance measurements.
2
Prioritize
Issues ranked by impact and effort, explained in plain language.
3
Implement
Fixes made on a staging copy first where possible, then deployed.
4
Verify
Re-crawl, Search Console validation and before/after measurements.
Pricing
Stand-alone audit or part of a monthly plan
Technical optimization is included in every monthly SEO package. If you only need an audit and fixes — for example before or after a redesign — I’ll quote a one-off project after a free consultation.
Learn the terms
Canonical, crawl budget, Core Web Vitals, schema — explained in plain English.
FAQ
Technical SEO: common questions
What is technical SEO?
The work that helps search engines crawl, render, index and understand your website — site speed, mobile usability, structured data, URL structure, canonicals, sitemaps and internal linking.
How often should I get a technical audit?
At least once a year, and always before and after a redesign, platform change or domain move. Sites that publish frequently benefit from quarterly checks.
Will you need access to my website?
For the audit, read access to Google Search Console and analytics is enough. To implement fixes I’ll need admin access to the website and, sometimes, the hosting account — always with a backup taken first.
Do you work on platforms other than WordPress?
Yes. Most of my work is on WordPress, and I also work with PHP, Joomla and Magento sites.
Is something technical holding your site back?
Request a technical SEO audit. I’ll show you what search engines see — and what to fix first.