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Search Engine Optimization

Technical SEO That Removes the Ceiling on Growth

If Google cannot crawl, render or index a page correctly, nothing else you do to it matters. We find and fix the technical ceiling first.

Sounds familiar?
  1. 01Pages you care about are not indexed, or indexed pages are the wrong ones
  2. 02Site speed and Core Web Vitals scores drag down rankings
  3. 03Nobody knows if the JavaScript framework is hiding content from Google

Most B2B sites carry years of technical debt: orphaned pages, broken canonicals, JavaScript that hides content from crawlers, sitemaps that list pages nobody can find. Content teams keep publishing on top of it, wondering why rankings do not move.

We run a full technical audit — crawling, indexing, rendering, Core Web Vitals, structured data — and fix what is actually blocking growth, in order of impact. You get a site Google can read correctly, not just a list of issues.

What you keep
  • Full technical audit report, prioritized by impact
  • Fixed crawl, indexing and canonical issues
  • Core Web Vitals improvement plan and fixes
  • Structured data implementation on priority pages
  • Search Console and Cloudflare set up for ongoing monitoring
Who this is for
  • Your rankings have plateaued despite decent content
  • You migrated platforms or redesigned recently and traffic dropped
  • Nobody on your team owns technical SEO end to end
Search Engine Optimization

What we build and run

  • Crawl the full site and compare it against what Search Console actually indexes
  • Audit robots directives, canonical tags, redirects and XML sitemaps
  • Check rendering: confirm key content and links exist without relying on scripts
  • Fix Core Web Vitals issues that hurt ranking and user experience
  • Add structured data (schema) for pages that qualify for rich results
  • Set up ongoing crawl monitoring so new issues surface fast
How it runs

From kickoff to a running sales system in 30 days.

  1. Week 1–2

    Crawl the site, audit indexing, rendering and Core Web Vitals

  2. Week 3–4

    Fix highest-impact issues: crawl blocks, canonicals, redirects, speed

  3. Week 5–8

    Roll out structured data, monitor indexing recovery, retest

  4. After

    You keep the fixes and monitoring; we hand off or keep watching

Questions we get

How do you find technical SEO problems?
We crawl the site with Screaming Frog, cross-reference against Google Search Console's index coverage, and check rendered HTML against what a browser actually shows a user. That combination catches both crawl-level issues and JavaScript-rendering gaps that a crawler alone can miss.
Will fixing technical SEO actually move rankings?
Technical SEO does not create rankings by itself; it removes the ceiling that stops good content from ranking. If a page is not indexed, or Google sees a different version than your visitors do, no amount of content quality helps until that is fixed.
Do you fix issues yourselves or just report them?
We fix what we can access directly and hand precise, prioritized tickets to your developers for anything that needs platform access we do not have. Either way, you get working fixes, not a 40-page PDF nobody actions.
How long does a technical SEO project take?
A first audit and the highest-impact fixes are typically done within four weeks. Indexing and ranking recovery from Google's side can take longer, so we keep monitoring for another month to confirm the fixes held.

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