The unglamorous work that decides whether Google can read your site.
Speed, indexing, redirects, broken links and messy markup. This is the half of search that nobody sells you because it does not photograph well, and it is usually the half holding a site back. I fix it rather than sending you a list of things to fix.
From 290 euro as a one off. Included in the monthly work from 490 euro.
Featured case study
373
products migrated
- 739redirects mapped
- 822feed offers
When technical work is the thing holding you back
You can publish content for a year and rank for nothing if Google cannot crawl, render and trust the pages you publish it on.
Your pages take four seconds to load on a phone
Most of your visitors are on mobile data, not fibre. Every extra second costs you a share of them before they have seen anything, and it costs you position on top of that.
Google has indexed pages you did not know existed
Tag archives, filter combinations, staging copies, printer versions. They compete with the pages you care about and spread your crawl budget across pages nobody should ever see.
Links inside your own site are broken
Every broken internal link is a dead end for a visitor and a wasted crawl for Google. They accumulate quietly, usually after a redesign nobody audited afterwards.
You were sent an audit and nothing changed
A PDF with 200 red items is not a service, it is a bill for a scan. The value is in the fixing, which is the part most audits leave with you.
Not sure whether the technical side is what is stopping you? The free 15 point check says so plainly. Get the site check
Seen enough? Send your web address and the written 15 point check comes back in two working days, free.
What a technical SEO audit covers, and what gets fixed
Real hours on your site, in the order that pays back fastest.
Speed, measured on a phone
Images sized and served properly, render blocking scripts moved, fonts preloaded, caching set up. Measured on a real mobile connection before and after, not on a desktop over wifi.
Indexing put back under control
What Google should index, what it should not, and what should redirect. Robots rules, canonicals and sitemaps made to agree with each other instead of contradicting.
Redirects mapped properly
Every URL that has ever changed gets sent to the right new page. On the last store that was 739 of them, tested rather than assumed.
Broken links found and repaired
Internal links, outbound links and images, across every page rather than the ones you happen to remember.
Markup that Google can parse
Headings in a real order, structured data that validates, breadcrumbs, and the metadata that decides how your result looks in the search page.
Core Web Vitals, honestly reported
What moved, what did not, and what would cost more to fix than it is worth. Some things are not worth the money and I will say so.
Rather just ask? One question by email or WhatsApp is fine.
What I will not do
Four habits that make technical SEO expensive and useless.
No 200 item PDF
You get the fixes made. A list of problems is the cheap half of this work and the half that changes nothing.
No score chasing
A perfect score on a testing tool is not the goal and can cost real money to reach. Loading fast for actual visitors is the goal.
No plugin piled on plugin
Most speed plugins add weight while claiming to remove it. The fix is usually fewer things running, not another one.
No silent breakage
Nothing goes live without a check that the pages still work. Speed work that breaks a checkout has cost you more than it saved.
A furniture retailer: three storefronts, three ad accounts and a CRM
A 373 product store moved off WooCommerce onto the same domain with 739 redirects mapped, so nothing broke and the search position held through the move.
Ready when you are. No form to fill in, and no call required to get started.
Fair questions about technical work
How long before I see anything?
Speed changes are immediate and measurable the same day. Indexing and crawl changes take weeks to show, because Google has to recrawl before it can act on them.
Will this alone get me ranking?
Usually not on its own. Technical work removes what is holding you back; content and links are what move you forward. If the technical side is not your problem I will tell you that rather than sell you this.
What if my site is on Wix or Squarespace?
Then a lot of this is not available to change, and I will say so before taking money. WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify all give enough access to do the work properly.
Do you need my hosting login?
For some of it, yes. Every credential is used from your own account with me added as a user, and you remove me whenever you want.
Is the 290 audit worth it if I do the fixes myself?
Yes, and plenty of people do exactly that. The report is written to be handed to whoever does the work, including you or a developer you already use.
What does the before and after actually show?
Load time on a phone connection, the number of pages indexed that should be, broken links remaining, and the Core Web Vitals figures. Measured, not estimated.
Built for these kinds of company
The same service, written for what each of them has to prove.
Find out if this is your problem first.
The free 15 point check covers the technical side. If it is not what is holding your site back, it says so and saves you the money.