The part nobody sees, but Google feels
You can have the best content in your industry and still lose if Google can't crawl your site, load it fast, or make sense of its structure. Technical SEO is the plumbing — invisible when it works, expensive when it doesn't.
This is where being an actual software team matters. We don't just flag the problems; we go into the code and fix them.
- Faster pages that keep visitors and satisfy Google's speed signals
- A site Google can crawl and index completely, with nothing stranded
- Clean structure so your most important pages get the most authority
What we fix
We work through the technical issues that hold sites back, in order of impact. Some are quick wins; some are structural. We tell you which is which.
- Core Web Vitals and page speed — images, scripts, caching, and load time
- Mobile experience, so the phone version isn't an afterthought
- Crawlability and indexing — sitemaps, robots rules, and orphaned pages
- Structured data (schema) so search engines understand your content
- Redirects, broken links, and duplicate-content cleanup
- Site architecture and internal linking that spreads authority where you want it
- HTTPS, canonical tags, and the housekeeping that keeps a site healthy
Why it matters even if your content is great
Content and technical SEO aren't either-or. Great content on a slow, tangled site underperforms, and a fast, clean site with thin content has nothing to rank. You need both.
Because we build software in-house, we can implement these fixes properly instead of handing you a report full of problems you can't act on.
- Fixes done in the code, not just recommended
- Clear before-and-after so you can see what changed
- Work that holds up across future Google updates
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Technical SEO: guides & topics
- 301 Redirects and Redirect Mapping
- Accessibility (ADA) and SEO
- Canonical Tags Explained
- Core Web Vitals Optimization
- Crawl Budget Optimization
- Faceted Navigation SEO for Ecommerce
- Fixing 404s and Broken Links
- Fixing Duplicate Content
- Fixing Google Search Console Errors
- International SEO and Hreflang
- HTTPS, Security, and SEO
- Fixing Index Bloat
- Site Structure and Internal Linking
- JavaScript SEO
- Log File Analysis for SEO
- Mobile-First Indexing
- Next.js SEO
- Pagination and Infinite Scroll SEO
- Winning Rich Results and Snippets
- Robots.txt and Crawl Directives
- Schema Markup and Structured Data
- SSR vs CSR for SEO
- Technical SEO for Shopify
- SEO for Single-Page Applications
- Technical SEO Audit
- SEO-Safe Website Migration
- Why Isn't My Site Getting Indexed?
- Website Speed Optimization
- Technical SEO for WordPress
- XML Sitemaps Done Right
Technical SEO by industry
- Technical SEO for Restaurants & Food Service
- Technical SEO for Medical & Dental Practices
- Technical SEO for Law Firms & Attorneys
- Technical SEO for Real Estate & Property Management
- Technical SEO for Home Services & Contractors
- Technical SEO for Retail & E-Commerce
- Technical SEO for Accounting, Finance & Consulting
- Technical SEO for Fitness, Gyms & Wellness Studios
- Technical SEO for Salons, Spas & Med-Spas
- Technical SEO for Auto Services & Dealerships
- Technical SEO for Nonprofits & Churches
- Technical SEO for Construction & Skilled Trades
Frequently asked questions
My site feels fine to me — do I really need this?
What feels fine on your fast phone and home wifi can be slow and messy for Google's crawler and for customers on older devices. Technical problems are usually invisible from the front seat. An audit shows exactly what's happening under the hood, and often explains why good content isn't ranking.
Will you have to rebuild my whole site?
Most of the time, no — the majority of technical issues can be fixed on your existing site whatever it's built on. If the platform itself is the problem and can't be optimized, we'll show you the trade-offs honestly rather than pushing a rebuild you don't need.
Can technical SEO break my site?
Done carelessly, technical changes can cause problems — which is exactly why you want a team that understands the code. We work methodically, test changes, and keep you informed. Because we build production software, this is our normal work, not a side experiment on your live site.
Do you need access to my hosting and code?
For most fixes, yes — we'll need appropriate access to make real changes. You grant it, you keep ownership of every account, and you can revoke it anytime. We'll only ask for what a specific task actually requires.