I fix the technical issues that quietly cap how much of your site Google can crawl, render and rank, then rebuild the foundation so it stays fast as content and traffic grow.
Log-level crawl analysis to find exactly where Googlebot is wasting time on your site.
Hosting, caching and database fixes aimed at getting your server responding before visitors notice the wait.
Structured data built and tested against Google's Rich Results requirements, not just installed and forgotten.
Most sites lose organic potential not because of thin content, but because of technical debt Google never reports on directly.
The Common Problem
My Approach
Content and links only work as well as the technical foundation underneath them.
Every page Googlebot crawls should be one worth indexing. We remove the ones that aren't.
Faster server response and rendering means more of your site gets crawled and a better experience for visitors.
Structured data that tells search engines exactly what your content is, reducing ambiguity in how it gets categorised.
A build that stays fast as you add pages and content, instead of slowing down over time.
A structured breakdown of what a technical SEO engagement actually covers.
Full crawl mapping, removal of index bloat, and clean canonical and redirect logic so Googlebot spends its time on pages that matter.
Diagnosing and fixing the specific causes of slow LCP, layout shift and input delay, not just installing a caching plugin.
Custom JSON-LD schema for your organisation, articles, FAQs and products, structured as a connected graph rather than isolated tags.
Rebuilding or refactoring theme, plugin and code architecture for speed, maintainability and long-term stability.
A granular breakdown of tangible outputs included in a technical SEO engagement.
| Deliverable Item | Technical Description | Format & Output |
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Full Crawl & Error Diagnostic
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Comprehensive crawl of the entire site flagging broken links, redirect chains, duplicate content and orphaned pages
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Interactive Report |
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Core Web Vitals Fix Deployment
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Hands-on fixes for render-blocking scripts, unoptimised images and slow server response
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Live Deployment |
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JSON-LD Schema Implementation
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Structured data built and verified against Google Rich Results eligibility for relevant content types
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Production Code |
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Robots & XML Sitemap Hierarchy
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Segmented sitemaps, refined robots directives and corrected crawl hierarchy for search engines
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Server Config |
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Post-Optimisation Handover
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Documentation of every change made, plus guidance for maintaining performance going forward
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Documentation |
A snapshot of what typically changes once crawl, speed and schema issues are actually fixed.
The 15 key checkpoints inspected during every technical engagement.
Answer The Public
Chatbot
Google Ads
Google Analytics
Google Business
HubSpot
MapRank
Semrush
Site Search
WordPress
Ahrefs
Copyleaks
MS Clarity
Jasper
HotJar
Writesonic
Zapier
Screaming Frog
ChatGPT Prompt Engg
MailChimp
Canva
Clearscope
A structured workflow that avoids guesswork and prevents surprises mid-project.
Expertise across industry-standard SEO tools, crawl analyzers, and search performance platforms.
Choose between high-impact one-time overhauls or ongoing technical growth retainers.
A full crawl of your site using Screaming Frog alongside a review of Search Console data, server response times and existing schema. The output is a prioritised list of issues, ranked by how much organic potential each one is likely costing you, not a generic checklist.
Often yes. Sites that rank decently still leak crawl budget, index bloat or slow Core Web Vitals that cap how much further they can move. An audit will tell you honestly whether there's meaningful upside before you spend on it.
Duplicate or thin URLs eating crawl budget, missing or broken schema markup, and slow server response time (TTFB) caused by bloated plugins or poor hosting. Most sites have at least two of these even when they look fine on the surface.
The Audit Sprint is a fixed fee since the scope is defined upfront. The Full Overhaul and the ongoing Retainer are quoted based on site size and how much direct implementation is involved, agreed before work starts.
Google typically reflects crawl and indexation changes within 7 to 21 days. Meaningful ranking or traffic movement usually takes 60 to 90 days, since it depends on how Google revisits and reassesses the affected pages.
A crawl and error diagnostic report, documented Core Web Vitals fixes, verified JSON-LD schema, a corrected sitemap and robots hierarchy, and a handover document explaining every change made and why.
Read-only Search Console and Analytics access is enough for an audit. Implementation packages need WordPress admin and server or SFTP access, since fixes are applied directly rather than just documented.
Both. A five-page business site can lose just as much visibility to a slow server or missing schema as a large one. Scope and pricing simply adjust to the size of the site.
No. Technical fixes remove the ceiling that bad infrastructure puts on your content and links, they don't replace the need for relevant content and genuine authority. What they do reliably improve is crawlability, speed and eligibility for rich results.
Yes. All diagnostic and implementation work happens remotely through staging environments, screen-share walkthroughs and async reporting, so time zone differences don't slow the engagement down.
