Technical SEO Services From a Developer, So the Fixes Actually Ship
Technical SEO is the part of search optimization that lives in the code and the server: whether Google can crawl your pages, whether it chooses to index them, how fast they load, and whether it understands what each one is about.
Most SEO audits are automated reports with two hundred warnings and no priorities. We start from your Search Console data, find the few problems actually costing you traffic, and — because we are developers — fix them in the code instead of handing you a list.
This is for you if
- ✓Google indexes some of your pages and ignores the rest, and you do not know why
- ✓You have an SEO audit full of red warnings and nobody to implement them
- ✓Traffic dropped after a redesign, a migration or a Google update
- ✓Your site is built in React or Next.js and you are not sure Google sees what visitors see
This is probably not for you if
- ✕You need ongoing content writing and link building — technical SEO fixes the foundation but does not write your articles
We would rather tell you now than take the project and disappoint you.
Worth knowing: Most audit-tool warnings do not matter. A missing meta description on a page nobody searches for is noise; a canonical tag pointing every product at the homepage is a disaster. The value of an audit is knowing the difference, and checking the warnings against what Search Console says Google actually did.
What you get
Crawl and index diagnosis
Which pages Google crawls, which it indexes, which it skips and why, from Search Console and a full crawl.
Core Web Vitals
Loading, responsiveness and layout stability measured on real visitors' devices and fixed in the code.
JavaScript SEO
React, Next.js and other JavaScript sites checked for content Google cannot render and links it cannot follow.
Structured data
Schema markup for your products, services, articles, FAQs and business, validated and matched to what the page says.
Architecture and internal links
URL structure, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps, and internal links that tell Google which pages matter.
Migration protection
Redirect maps and launch checklists for redesigns and platform moves, so rankings survive the switch.
What a technical SEO audit covers
- Indexing — Page indexing reports, crawl stats, robots rules, noindex tags, canonicals and duplicate content.
- Rendering — What Google sees when it renders your pages, compared with what visitors see.
- Speed — Core Web Vitals field data, page weight, render-blocking resources and server response times.
- Structure — Information architecture, orphaned pages, redirect chains, broken links and pagination.
- Content quality signals — Thin, duplicated or auto-generated pages that can drag down a whole site after a core or spam update.
- International and local — Hreflang, local business markup and location pages, where they apply.
After the audit
You can take the report to any developer; it is written to be implemented. Or we implement it ourselves, since we already know where every problem lives. Either works.
Tools we use
Google's own data first, crawlers and lab tests second.
Google data
Search Console, URL Inspection, Chrome UX Report field data
Crawling
Full-site crawls with rendering, log files where available
Speed
Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, WebPageTest
Fixes
Next.js, React, WordPress, Shopify, Cloudflare
Not sure whether technical SEO is what you actually need? Send over what you are trying to fix and we will tell you straight — including if a smaller job would do it.
Ask us first →How it works
Connect the data
Read access to Search Console and analytics, so the audit starts from what Google actually did.
Crawl and diagnose
A full crawl, rendering checks and speed tests, checked against the Search Console data.
Prioritized report
Problems ranked by the traffic at stake, each with the evidence and the fix.
Fix and verify
Fixes shipped in the code if you want us to do them, then confirmed in Search Console as Google recrawls.
Work you can check
Real work that uses the same skills. Every card links to something you can open and inspect yourself.
Free SEO checker
Fetches any public URL you give it, and refuses private and internal addresses so it cannot be used to reach inside the network.
Core Web VitalsFree website speed test
Runs Google's PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse) on any URL and shows the results without a signup.
Search Console dataOur case studies
The clicks and impressions on our case studies come straight from Google Search Console, and numbers too small to mean anything are left off.
Questions
How much do technical SEO services cost?
A technical SEO audit starts at $950 for a small or mid-sized site. Implementing the fixes is quoted separately once we know what they are; most sites need $1,500–$5,000 of work. Sites with tens of thousands of pages cost more to audit properly.
What is the difference between technical SEO and regular SEO?
Technical SEO makes sure search engines can crawl, render, index and understand your pages. Content and links decide whether those pages deserve to rank. Without the technical foundation, good content can go unseen; without good content, perfect technical SEO has nothing to rank.
Do you need access to our site?
Read access to Google Search Console and analytics is enough for the audit. To implement fixes we need access to the code or the CMS, depending on how the site is built.
How soon will we see results?
Fixes that unblock indexing can show within days of Google recrawling the pages. Speed and structure improvements usually take several weeks to be reflected. We will not promise rankings, because nobody honestly can.
Do you do SEO for React and Next.js sites?
Yes, and they are a common source of problems: content loaded only in the browser, links that are not real links, and metadata missing on first load. We fix these with server rendering and static generation.
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