Technical SEO

Fix the problems Google sees first.

Broken links, slow pages, missing schema and pages Google never indexes quietly hold good websites back. We find the problems, fix them in order of impact and prove the results.

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  • Crawling
  • Indexing
  • Page speed
  • Structured data
  • Site structure
  • Migrations

01 /Sound familiar?

Good websites with hidden problems.

These are the signs we see most often. Each one has a technical cause, and each one can be fixed.

  • Important pages don’t show up on Google
  • Traffic dropped after a redesign or move
  • The site feels slow on a phone
  • Search Console is full of errors
  • The wrong page ranks for your service
  • Duplicate or thin pages everywhere

02 /Health scan

See your site the way Google does.

Every engagement starts with a full technical scan. Pick an area to see what an audit looks for.

Crawling /Why it matters

If Google can’t reach a page, nothing else you do for it matters.

2 of 4 checks need attention. We fix failures first, then warnings, in order of impact.

  • Passed: robots.txt allows key pages
  • Failed: 14 broken internal links
  • Warning: Redirect chains on 6 URLs
  • Passed: XML sitemap submitted

Illustrative audit of a fictional site.

03 /What we fix

The foundations every ranking depends on.

01

Crawl & index health

Broken links, redirect chains, stray noindex tags and canonical conflicts found and fixed.

02

Core Web Vitals

Faster loading, responsive interaction and stable layouts, measured on real mobile devices.

03

Structured data

LocalBusiness, service, FAQ and review schema that matches what’s on the page.

04

Site architecture

Service and location pages organised and linked so Google sees what matters most.

05

Duplicate & thin content

Near-identical pages merged, redirected or improved, so they stop competing.

06

Safe site migrations

Every URL mapped and redirected when you redesign, rebrand or move platform.

04 /What you get

Not just a report. Fixes that ship.

01

A plain-English audit

What’s wrong, why it matters and what it’s costing you, without the jargon.

02

A prioritised fix list

Issues ranked by impact and effort, so the biggest wins come first.

03

Hands-on implementation

We make the fixes ourselves, or brief your developer step by step.

04

Verified results

Every fix re-tested and tracked in Search Console after release.

05 /Process

Diagnose properly. Then fix what matters.

  1. Crawl

    We crawl your site the way Google does and pull your Search Console data.

    Full site crawl
  2. Diagnose

    We separate real problems from noise and find the cause behind each one.

    Technical audit
  3. Prioritise

    Fixes are ranked by business impact, so effort goes where it pays.

    Prioritised roadmap
  4. Fix

    We implement the fixes, or work alongside your developer.

    Fixes released
  5. Verify & monitor

    Every change is re-tested, then monitored so new issues are caught early.

    Monitoring report

06 /Questions

Good questions. Straight answers.

Still unsure about something? Ask us in your enquiry — we’re happy to explain.

What is technical SEO?

It’s everything that helps search engines find, understand and trust your website: crawling, indexing, speed, mobile usability, structured data and site structure. Good content can’t rank if the technical foundations stop Google from seeing it.

How do I know if my site has technical problems?

Common signs are pages missing from Google, a traffic drop after a redesign, a slow mobile site or lots of errors in Search Console. An audit shows exactly what’s happening and why.

Can you work with my existing developer?

Yes. We can make the fixes ourselves or give your developer clear, prioritised tasks with the exact changes and how to test them.

Does a perfect audit score mean I’ll rank first?

No. Technical health removes barriers, but rankings also depend on content, relevance, reviews and competition. We focus on fixes that affect visibility and enquiries, not on chasing a score.

We’re redesigning our website. When should you get involved?

Before launch. Planning redirects and structure early is far cheaper than recovering lost rankings afterwards.

Is technical SEO a one-time job?

The big fixes usually are. But new pages, plugins and platform updates introduce new issues, so ongoing monitoring is worth having.

Next step /Start the conversation

Find out what’s holding your website back.

Send us your website address. We’ll run a technical scan and show you the issues worth fixing first.

  1. You send a short briefYour business, area and what you want to improve.
  2. We review your presenceYour website, Google profile and local competition.
  3. We reply with a planClear priorities and a scope, before any commitment.