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Technical SEO

Crawling, speed and structure fixed. We find what stops search engines reading and ranking your pages and fix it in the site itself, because we are the developers too, instead of handing you a report of errors to pass on.

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What you get

  • Crawl
  • Indexing
  • Structure
  • Redirects
  • Speed
  • Structured data

Sound familiar?

  • Important pages are missing from Google, or pages you never wanted are indexed.
  • Search Console shows errors and warnings nobody has dealt with.
  • A redesign or migration lost traffic, and nobody knows why.
  • An SEO audit listed hundreds of issues, and your developer did not know where to start.

Who it helps

  • Sites after a redesign or migration

    Lost traffic traced to redirects, canonical URLs, blocked pages or changed addresses.

  • Stores and large sites

    Filters, variants and pagination creating thousands of near-duplicate pages.

  • Teams with an audit and no fixes

    The issues ranked by impact and fixed in the code.

What is included

  • Crawl Every page crawled the way search engines do, with Search Console data where available
  • Indexing Robots rules, noindex, canonical URLs and sitemaps corrected
  • Structure Internal links, navigation and address structure made clear
  • Redirects Broken links and redirect chains fixed, old addresses mapped
  • Speed Core Web Vitals problems fixed at the cause
  • Structured data Schema markup that matches what each page shows

Not included

  • Ranking guarantees (nobody controls Google's results)
  • Link buying or other tactics against search engine guidelines

What technical SEO covers

Technical SEO makes sure search engines can find, read and understand every page that matters, and ignore the ones that do not. It covers crawling and indexing rules, canonical URLs, sitemaps, redirects, site structure and internal links, page speed, mobile usability and structured data. None of it replaces good content, but problems here can hide good content completely.

Fixed by the people who build sites

Most SEO audits end with a list for a developer. We are the developers, so the fixes happen in the theme, the templates and the server settings, and we check in Search Console afterwards that Google has picked them up.

This site is an example

Every page of codiffy.com has one main heading, a unique title and description, a canonical URL pointing to itself, structured data that matches the page, and a sitemap that lists exactly the published pages. We check those things with automated tools, and we can set up the same checks for your site.

How it works

  1. Free call

    We look at your site, your traffic and what changed.

    From you: Search Console access, if you have it.

  2. Audit and quote

    A crawl and review, the issues ranked by impact and a fixed quote to fix them.

  3. Fix on staging

    Changes made and tested on a copy of the site.

    From you: Approval of anything visitors will see.

  4. Release and verify

    Changes released, and Search Console checked as Google recrawls.

  5. Monitor

    Optional regular checks so new problems are caught early.

What affects the price

Every project gets a fixed quote after a free call, so you know the total before anything starts. These are the things that move it.

  • Size of the site and number of templates
  • Platform and access to its code
  • Migration or redirect work
  • Speed work needed
  • One-off fixes or ongoing monitoring

Where we have done this

Midwest Systems and Services, Inc.
  • Service business
  • WordPress
  • Maintenance

Broken links redirected and form emails rescued for a commercial technology company

Challenge
After a recent redesign, many old page addresses that still ranked in Google led to error pages, the company had no access to the site's Google Analytics, and form emails were being quarantined by Microsoft 365 as phishing.
Result
Form emails reach the inbox again and every submission is stored as a backup. In the week to 1 September 2026 no email failed to send.
Read the story: Broken links redirected and form emails rescued for a commercial technology company

Questions about technical SEO.

What is the difference between technical SEO and on-page SEO?

Technical SEO is about whether search engines can crawl, index and understand the site as a whole. On-page SEO is about what each page says: its title, headings, copy and links. Both matter, and technical problems can stop good pages from ranking at all.

Do you need access to Google Search Console?

It helps a lot, because it shows how Google sees your site. We can help you set it up if you do not have it.

How long until we see results?

Some fixes, such as unblocking pages, show up within days or weeks as Google recrawls. Others, such as structure changes, take longer. We report what changed and when.

Can you fix technical SEO on Shopify, Wix or Squarespace?

Yes, within what each platform allows. Hosted platforms control some settings themselves, so we focus on what can be changed and tell you what cannot.

Will you guarantee first-page rankings?

No. Nobody controls Google's results. We fix what stands in the way and measure the results honestly.

Tell us your goal. We'll show you the plan.

Book a free 30-minute call. You'll leave with a clear plan and a fixed quote, whether you hire us or not.

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