Technical SEO Services That Get Implemented, Not Emailed

Technical SEO is everything that decides whether search engines can find, read, render, and trust your pages: crawlability, indexation, site speed, mobile behavior, URL structure, redirects, internal linking, and structured data. It is the layer underneath content and links. When it is broken, good content does not rank; when it is fixed, everything built on top of it works harder.

Technical SEO is usually a one-time project, not a retainer, so we quote it flat-fee after a free review of your site. The price depends on the size of the site, the platform, and how much of the fix list we implement versus hand to your developer. Small sites on a clean stack are a short engagement; large sites, heavy page builders, and migrations take longer. You get the number in writing before work starts, and it does not change once the scope is agreed.

We fix them. That is the difference between a technical SEO agency run by engineers and an SEO agency that subcontracts development. The audit produces a ranked list, and the same team implements it in your code or CMS, tests it, and verifies the result in Search Console. If you would rather have your own developer implement, we write the findings so they can, and we review the work.

A full crawl of every URL, a comparison of the raw HTML against the rendered page, Core Web Vitals from real-user field data, an indexation review against Search Console, a redirect and canonical map, a structured-data validation pass, and an internal-link analysis. The output is a findings list ranked by impact and effort, not a 40-page export from a crawler with the logo swapped.

No, but the technical bar went up. AI assistants and AI Overviews pull from pages they can crawl cleanly, render fully, and parse through structured data. A slow site with broken canonicals and no schema is invisible to them in a way it was merely disadvantaged in classic search. Technical SEO is the entry ticket to being cited at all, which is why we treat it as the first step of any AI search work.

Yes. Most technical SEO projects we take on are on platforms we did not build. WordPress and WooCommerce, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, and custom stacks all have known failure modes and known fixes. Where a platform genuinely blocks a fix, for example no control over canonical tags or response times that cannot be brought down, we tell you on the first call rather than after the invoice.

Yes, and it is where we are strongest. We build our own sites and client sites on Next.js, so rendering strategy, metadata timing, route handling, and hydration issues are things we fix in code rather than diagnose from the outside. If your developers built a modern front end and search traffic never arrived, this is usually why.

Not if it is done properly. Rankings are lost in migrations when URLs change without redirects, titles and schema are dropped, internal links break, or the new site is slower than the old one. We map every URL before launch, test the redirects, carry over the on-page signals, and watch indexation for the weeks after. Singh Law HQ, a personal injury firm, was migrated off a locked agency platform with reviews, videos, and rankings preserved.

The audit takes about a week. Implementation runs two to three weeks for most small business sites, longer for large catalogs or complicated migrations. Verification follows in the weeks after launch as search engines re-crawl. You see the first indexation and speed improvements within the first month; ranking movement from technical fixes typically shows in four to eight weeks.