Technical SEO Services
Search engines can only rank what they can properly crawl, render, and understand. My technical SEO services exist to remove everything standing in the way of that — broken crawl paths, slow-loading pages, indexation gaps, and structural issues that quietly cap your organic growth no matter how good your content is.
I offer these technical seo services as both a one-time audit and an ongoing engagement, depending on how deep the issues run and how actively your site is changing.
How a technical SEO audit works
Every technical seo audit I run follows the same disciplined process, because guessing at problems wastes both of our time:
- 01
Full-site crawl
I crawl the entire site the way Googlebot does, flagging broken links, redirect chains, orphaned pages, and duplicate content.
- 02
Indexation review
I check what's actually indexed versus what should be, using Search Console data alongside manual site: checks, and identify pages being wrongly excluded or wastefully indexed.
- 03
Core Web Vitals & site speed
I measure LCP, INP, and CLS on real pages (not just the homepage), and trace slowdowns back to their actual cause — render-blocking scripts, unoptimized images, bloated DOM, oversized fonts.
- 04
Crawl budget analysis
For larger sites, I identify where crawl budget is being wasted on low-value URLs (filters, parameters, thin pagination) instead of pages that should rank.
- 05
Structured data & sitemap review
I verify schema markup validates correctly and that XML sitemaps only include canonical, indexable URLs.
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Prioritized fix list
I don't hand over a 40-page report and disappear. Every issue is ranked by actual ranking/traffic impact, so you know what to fix first.
What's included
- Full technical crawl and issue log
- Core Web Vitals diagnosis with root-cause explanation
- Indexation and crawl budget analysis
- Structured data validation
- Prioritized, plain-English fix roadmap
- Optional hands-on implementation (not just a report)
Working as a technical seo consultant rather than handing off a template report means the recommendations are actually tailored to your CMS, your hosting setup, and your team's ability to implement them — not generic best-practice bullet points.
Proof this works
The closest available proof is the semantic content system work on the APK Niche Site project — a dedicated technical-audit case study is on the roadmap next.
Note: no case study is currently tagged specifically for a technical SEO engagement. Recommend adding a dedicated technical-audit case study here once available, since this is a high-volume service keyword.
See related case studies →Common questions
How long does a technical SEO audit take?+
A standard audit for a small-to-mid-sized site takes 5–7 business days, including the crawl, analysis, and the prioritized fix report. Larger or more complex sites can take 2–3 weeks.
Do you fix the issues yourself, or just report them?+
Both, depending on what you need. Some clients want the audit and their own dev team implements it; others want me to handle implementation directly as part of an ongoing technical seo services engagement.
What's the difference between a one-time audit and ongoing technical SEO?+
A one-time audit is a snapshot — it finds and prioritizes existing issues. Ongoing technical seo services catch new issues as your site grows (new pages, CMS updates, plugin changes) before they compound into ranking losses.
If your site has crawlability issues, slow load times, or indexation problems holding back your content and rankings, a technical SEO audit is the right place to start.