Technical SEO
Before content and links can do their job, search engines need to crawl, render, and index your pages without tripping over anything. That's what technical SEO fixes.
At a glance
- Timeline
- An audit takes 1 to 2 weeks. Fixes usually run 2 to 6 weeks depending on site size and who implements them.
- You get
- Full site crawl and Search Console index review
- Prioritized issue list with impact and effort
- Fixes to robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, and redirects
- Tools
- Google Search Console, Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, Ahrefs or Semrush
- Price
- A fixed, written quote. Free to ask.
Page reviewed October 2026
What this covers
Technical problems are usually invisible to the people running the site. Product pages blocked by a stray robots rule, thousands of filter URLs eating crawl budget, duplicate pages competing with each other, a JavaScript framework that serves search engines an empty page. Rankings stall and nobody can say why.
Our audits combine a full crawl of your site with Search Console's own data on what Google has indexed and why it skipped the rest. Every issue goes on a list with its likely impact and the effort to fix it, so you aren't handed a 200-row spreadsheet with no idea where to start.
Then we fix it. Because we're developers as well as SEOs, we can make the changes in your CMS or codebase directly instead of writing tickets for someone else to interpret.
Is this right for you?
You'll get the most out of it if any of these sound familiar:
- Search Console shows lots of pages as 'Crawled, currently not indexed' or 'Duplicate without user-selected canonical'.
- Traffic dropped after a redesign, migration, or platform change.
- Your site has thousands of URLs from filters, tags, or parameters.
- New pages take weeks to appear in Google.
What you get
Included in a typical engagement:
- Full site crawl and Search Console index review
- Prioritized issue list with impact and effort
- Fixes to robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, and redirects
- Internal linking and site structure improvements
- Core Web Vitals review
- Structured data validation
- Follow-up crawl to confirm fixes
How it works
An audit takes 1 to 2 weeks. Fixes usually run 2 to 6 weeks depending on site size and who implements them.
Crawl and collect
We crawl the site, pull Search Console and log data where available, and benchmark current visibility.
Prioritize
Issues are grouped and ranked so the fixes that move the most traffic go first.
Fix
We implement changes directly or work alongside your developers.
Confirm
We re-crawl, request indexing where useful, and track the affected pages for several weeks.
What affects the price
Every quote is fixed and written down before work starts. These are the things that move it:
- Number of URLs and page templates
- Platform and how much access we have
- Whether we implement fixes or hand them to your team
- Server log analysis for very large sites
Mistakes we plan around
The problems we see most often when this work is rushed:
- Fixing every warning a tool reports instead of the handful that affect indexing.
- Adding noindex and canonical tags to the same page, which sends Google mixed signals.
- Blocking JavaScript or CSS files in robots.txt so Google can't render the page.
Technical SEO questions
What does a technical SEO audit cover?
Crawlability, indexing, duplicate content, canonical tags, redirects, internal links, site speed, mobile rendering, structured data, and sitemaps. You get a ranked list of problems with the fix for each.
How long before technical fixes improve rankings?
Indexing fixes often show up within a few weeks, once Google recrawls the affected pages. Broader improvements take one to three months to settle.
Do you just report problems, or fix them too?
Both. Most clients have us implement the fixes because we can work directly in WordPress, Shopify, and custom codebases.
Do you work with JavaScript sites built on React or Next.js?
Yes. Rendering problems on JavaScript sites are a common cause of indexing issues, and we check what Google actually sees, not just what the browser shows.
How often should a technical audit happen?
Once a year for most sites, and always before and after a redesign or migration.
Often paired with
Services clients commonly combine with this one.
- On-Page SEO
Titles, headings, content, and internal links tuned so each page clearly matches what people search for.
- Schema Markup SEO
Structured data that tells search engines exactly what your pages describe.
- Website Speed Optimization
Core Web Vitals fixes that make your site load faster on real phones.
- Google Search Console Setup
Search Console verified, configured, and explained, so you can see how Google sees your site.
Want a quote for this?
A few sentences is enough. We'll reply within one business day with questions or a suggested next step, and a fixed quote once the scope is clear.
What you can count on
- A fixed, written quote before any work starts
- Code, domain, hosting, and analytics in your name
- A progress update every week during projects
- Monthly plans that run month to month
- A reply within one business day