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Technical SEO
Find the technical issues that matter and turn them into testable work. We connect each finding to affected templates, likely impact, implementation guidance and a clear validation method for developers and stakeholders.
Project scope
What is included?
Technical SEO for crawling, indexing, canonicalization, redirects, rendering, structured data, Core Web Vitals and site migrations. Scope is defined around the current situation, goals and technical requirements.
URL, canonical and redirect review
Core Web Vitals and performance diagnosis
JavaScript rendering assessment
Structured data validation
Migration and release planning
Approach
What do we improve?
Instead of applying a generic checklist, we review your goals, user behaviour and available data, then start with the highest-impact issues.
Impact-based prioritization
Critical indexation and template problems come before cosmetic warnings or isolated tool scores.
Developer-ready findings
Each task includes examples, expected behavior, constraints and acceptance criteria.
Validation after release
Changes are recrawled and checked against server responses, Search Console and field data where appropriate.
Fit
Who is this service for?
Before work begins, we define who the service is for, the decisions that affect results and how success will be measured.
- Large sites with crawl, indexation or canonical problems
- Teams planning a migration, redesign or platform change
- Sites with JavaScript, faceted navigation or template-level technical debt
Diagnostic evidence
Crawls, Search Console, sitemaps, responses and logs are read together.
Change risk
Redirect, canonical, robots and status-code work includes release and rollback controls.
Developer handoff
Findings include acceptance criteria and reproducible test steps.
Success measurement
How do we measure success?
- Valid indexed-page ratio
- Crawl waste and error volume
- Core Web Vitals field data
- Post-migration visibility retention
Delivery plan
Our technical SEO audit process
Findings are tied to templates, examples, impact and a reproducible validation method.
Rendered output for crawlers and users
Canonical, hreflang, robots, sitemap and redirect consistency
Crawl distribution and unnecessary URL generation
Field and laboratory performance bottlenecks
Sampling and crawl
Classify templates, directories and response behavior.
Root-cause analysis
Trace symptoms to content models, themes, plugins or infrastructure.
Implementation task
Specify expected output, examples and acceptance tests.
Post-release verification
Recrawl and review inspection and field signals.
- Giving every tool warning equal priority
- Changing canonical rules without template testing
- Migrating with an incomplete legacy URL inventory
- Template-level issue and impact matrix
- Developer tasks with acceptance criteria
- Before-and-after crawl and indexation review
Scope transparency
Scope and responsibilities
Before work begins, we make the delivery boundary, required inputs and post-handover ownership visible.
Included in the service
- Crawl, indexation, canonical, robots, sitemap and redirect analysis
- Template, rendering, structured-data and Core Web Vitals diagnosis
- Developer tasks, acceptance criteria and post-release validation plan
Outside the scope
- Direct implementation in inaccessible servers or third-party systems
- Treating every tool warning as equally important
- Guarantees for crawling, indexation timing or rankings
What we need to start
- Search Console, analytics, CMS, CDN and required technical access
- Template/URL inventory, known problems and planned releases
- A developer able to implement changes plus testing and rollback ownership
Responsibilities after handover
- Every critical finding includes sample URLs, expected output and tests
- Authorized technical owners release code and infrastructure changes
- Responses, crawls and Search Console signals are checked after release
Project scope
Let’s define the right scope together.
During the initial assessment, we review the current state, team capacity and goals. We remove unnecessary work and define deliverables, timing and success measures from the outset.
Expert guides
Understand this service end to end
Explore in-depth guides covering research, planning, delivery, measurement and optimisation across distinct search intents.
Technical SEO Audit Checklist
A practical technical SEO audit covering crawling, indexing, status codes, canonicalization, rendering, structured data, sitemaps, internal links and performance.
Read the guideCanonical vs Noindex: When to Use Each
Understand how canonical links, noindex directives, redirects, robots.txt and sitemaps solve different duplicate and index-management problems.
Read the guideHow to Diagnose Crawling and Indexing in Search Console
Diagnose discovery, crawl access, rendering, canonical selection and indexing with URL Inspection, sitemap evidence, logs and representative template testing.
Read the guideHow to Manage Structured Data and Schema
Implement structured data from visible, verified content with clear ownership, coherent entity identifiers, validation and ongoing template monitoring.
Read the guideHow to Use Core Web Vitals in Technical SEO
Integrate Core Web Vitals into technical SEO with field data, template segmentation, laboratory diagnosis, root-cause prioritization and regression monitoring.
Read the guide Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
If your question is not covered here, send it to us with a few details about your project.
01Which tools are used in a technical SEO audit?
Search Console, crawling software, browser tooling, performance data, server responses and, where available, log data are used to answer different diagnostic questions.
02Do Core Web Vitals guarantee higher rankings?
No. They are one part of page experience and technical quality, not a substitute for relevance, usefulness or authority.
03Can SEO losses during a migration be prevented?
Risk can be reduced through complete URL mapping, redirects, canonical checks, internal-link updates, sitemap management and close post-launch monitoring. No responsible migration plan can promise zero fluctuation.
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