Great Content Won’t Rank on a Broken Foundation
If search engines cannot crawl your pages, if they load slowly or if the site has errors, rankings suffer. Because we also build and host websites, we can fix these problems directly instead of sending you a list.
What’s Included
How a Technical SEO Project Runs, From Access to Results
What We Need From You to Start
Technical work goes faster when we have access on day one. That usually means an admin account on your website, your hosting account, Google Search Console and Google Analytics. If you are not sure who controls your domain or hosting, we help you find out.
Tell us about anything planned in the next few months, such as a redesign, a new booking tool or a change of domain. Those plans change what we fix first.
How We Decide What to Fix First
An audit can turn up hundreds of warnings. Most of them do not matter much. We sort issues by how much they affect the pages that bring in calls and form fills.
- Fix now: pages that cannot be indexed, broken redirects on pages that used to rank, forms or phone links that fail on mobile, and security warnings.
- Fix next: slow templates, redirect chains, duplicate pages competing with each other and missing sitemaps.
- Clean up over time: minor code warnings, oversized image files and low-traffic pages with small errors.
Who This Is a Good Fit For
Technical SEO helps most when a site has content worth ranking but something is in the way. Common examples are a recent redesign that lost traffic, a site that has not been updated in years, or pages that Search Console lists as crawled but not indexed.
It is not the first thing to buy if your site has only a few thin pages. In that case, content and your Google Business Profile usually matter more, and we will tell you so. If you are weighing a rebuild, our guide on whether to redesign your website or make targeted fixes walks through the choice.
How We Measure Progress
We record a baseline before any changes: indexed pages, Core Web Vitals, crawl errors and load times on your key templates. Each month we report what changed, what we fixed and what is still open, using Search Console data rather than a single score from a testing tool.
Many technical problems come back after plugin or theme updates. That is why we pair this work with managed WordPress updates, so a fix stays fixed. To see where your site stands today, start with a free SEO and AI Visibility Audit.
