Full Site Crawl & Diagnostics
A full crawl - not just the homepage - to map crawl errors, indexing issues, and redirect chains.
Fix What's Blocking Google Before It Blocks Your Rankings
Great content still won't rank if Google can't crawl, index, or load your site fast enough. Full technical audits - crawlability, indexing, speed, Core Web Vitals, and schema - fixing what's actually holding your traffic back.
What Is Technical SEO?The Part Content Alone Can't Fix
Technical SEO covers whether search engines can find, crawl, and index your site - separate from content quality. On-page SEO is the words; off-page SEO is your reputation elsewhere; technical SEO sits underneath both. Perfect content still won't rank if Google can't crawl or index it.
Publishing consistently for months with no ranking movement is usually the clearest sign the bottleneck isn't content - it's technical.
What's IncludedWhat The Audit Covers
A full pass across crawlability, indexing, speed, and structured data - the barriers stopping good content from ranking.
01 02 Indexing & Crawlability Fixes
Fixing "not indexed" errors, robots.txt, and sitemap issues so crawl budget hits the pages that matter.
03 Core Web Vitals & Site Speed
Improving LCP, INP, and CLS - Google's three Core Web Vitals ranking signals - plus general load-time fixes.
04 Redirect & URL Cleanup
Fixing broken redirects and duplicate content caused by URL parameters, filters, or pagination.
05 Mobile & HTTPS Checks
Confirming mobile responsiveness and HTTPS setup - easy to break after a platform change or migration.
06 Structured Data & Schema Markup
Implementing schema so search engines and AI tools like AI Overviews can understand and cite your content.
07 Image & Asset Optimization
Modern image formats, width/height attributes, and lazy-loading - the fastest, cheapest speed win available.
08 Prioritized Fix List & Reporting
Every issue labeled must-fix, should-fix, or optional, with before-and-after reporting once fixes are live.
Process
How It Works
Full crawl, prioritized fixes, implementation, ongoing monitoring - technical SEO is never really "done."
01
Full Crawl & Diagnostics
Crawl the site and pull Search Console and PageSpeed data to find exactly what's broken and where.
02
Prioritized Fix List
Every issue ranked must-fix, should-fix, or optional - a plan, not just a list of problems.
03
Implementation
Fixes applied directly, or handed off with clear, non-jargon instructions for your developer.
04
Monitoring
Retested after launch and monitored ongoing - new pages and platform updates bring fresh issues.
What You Will Receive
Concrete fixes and reports, not just a list of problems.
- Full technical audit report (crawl errors, indexing issues, speed, schema, mobile/HTTPS)
- Prioritized fix list (must-fix / should-fix / optional)
- Core Web Vitals report with before/after scores
- Redirect and URL cleanup log
- Schema markup implementation
- Image/asset optimization pass
- Before-and-after performance summary
Who This Service Is Best For
- Sites that have published consistently for 3+ months with no ranking movement
- WordPress, Shopify, or Wix sites with technical debt
- Ecommerce sites drowning in filter/variant URLs
- Anyone whose traffic has plateaued despite regular content output
Not a Good Fit If
- Brand-new sites with little to no content yet - technical SEO removes barriers, it doesn't replace content and backlinks
- Businesses expecting technical fixes alone to drive rankings without a content or authority strategy
Common Issues
The Same Technical Problems, Over and Over
Redirect chains left over from platform changes, duplicate content from URL parameters splitting ranking signal, and unoptimized images bloating page weight. None of these are content problems - they're why good content sometimes doesn't perform.
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FAQFrequently Asked Questions
On-page SEO is about the words. Technical SEO is about whether Google can crawl, index, and load your site fast enough in the first place - a perfectly written page can still fail to rank if it's technically blocked.
It's a "ceiling breaker," not a ranking driver. It removes the barriers stopping Google from indexing your pages - content and backlinks still do the work of actually ranking.
Robots.txt and sitemap review, Search Console errors, Core Web Vitals, redirect chains, canonical tags, mobile-friendliness, HTTPS, and schema markup.
A full crawl-based audit typically takes 5-7 business days. Implementation depends on how many issues are found.
The audit and initial fixes are project-based. Ongoing monitoring is available separately, since new issues surface over time.
Yes - the process adapts to your platform, since the fixes and constraints differ from one to the next.
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