Technical SEO Services
Crawlability, indexation, Core Web Vitals, and schema — the foundation that decides whether the rest of your SEO work even gets seen.
Overview
A full technical audit of how search engines actually crawl, render, and index your site — covering crawl budget, indexation gaps, Core Web Vitals, schema markup, and site architecture. This is usually the right starting point for a new engagement, because content and links cannot compensate for pages search engines cannot properly crawl or index in the first place.
What's included
- Full-site crawl and indexation audit
- Core Web Vitals diagnosis and fix recommendations
- Schema markup implementation and validation
- Site architecture and internal linking review
- Redirect chain and canonicalization cleanup
- Log file analysis for larger sites, to see how search engines actually crawl you
How It Works
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Full site crawl
We crawl the entire site the way a search engine would, checking indexation status, Core Web Vitals, and schema validity page by page.
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Issues found & prioritized
Every issue — broken redirects, duplicate titles, orphaned pages, render-blocking resources — is logged and ranked by how much it is actually costing you, not just by severity in the abstract.
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Fixes shipped
You get a prioritized fix list for your developers, or we implement directly if we have CMS or code access.
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Clean re-crawl
A follow-up crawl confirms the fixes actually resolved the issue, not just that the code changed.
Technical SEO FAQs
What does a technical SEO audit actually cover?
Crawlability and indexation status, Core Web Vitals, schema markup validity, site architecture and internal linking, redirect chains, and canonicalization — delivered as a prioritized fix list.
How is this different from on-page SEO?
On-page SEO is about content and metadata on individual pages — titles, headers, keyword mapping. Technical SEO is the underlying infrastructure that decides whether search engines can crawl, render, and index those pages at all.
Do you implement the fixes or just report them?
Either. We can hand your developers a clear, prioritized task list, or implement the changes directly if we have CMS or code access.
How long does a technical SEO audit take?
A full crawl and audit typically takes one to two weeks depending on site size, with a prioritized fix list delivered at the end rather than issues trickling in piecemeal.
Do I need this if my site already ranks reasonably well?
Often yes — technical issues tend to cap how far a site can go rather than tank it outright. Fixing crawl and indexation gaps is frequently the fastest way to unlock rankings a good backlink profile is not already achieving.
What is log file analysis and do I need it?
It is reviewing your server logs to see exactly how search engine crawlers move through your site — which pages they hit, how often, and where they waste crawl budget. It matters most for larger sites (roughly 10,000+ URLs); a small business site rarely needs it.
Interested in Technical SEO?
Get in touch and we'll walk you through how it fits your site.