Find the technical problems worth fixing first.
If important pages cannot be crawled, indexed or used comfortably, producing more content may add little value. A technical review gives you evidence, priorities and a practical route to repair.
What the work covers
- Crawl access, robots directives, indexability, canonicals and sitemap consistency.
- Status codes, redirects, broken links and internal linking structure.
- Rendering, responsive usability, image delivery and loading behaviour.
- A prioritized issue register with affected URLs, reproduction steps and suggested fixes.
A reviewable way to work.
We agree the site scope and available Search Console or analytics access. AI-assisted tools can help group crawl observations; people reproduce important issues and review proposed changes. Implementation and hosting work are scoped separately.
How to judge progress
Judge progress by resolved issues, accessible important pages, reduced technical uncertainty and measured loading improvements where applicable. Crawl tools and lab checks are evidence, not a guarantee of ranking.
A useful starting point
Share your website, the customers you want to reach and the problem you are seeing. We clarify access, the audit or implementation scope and what you need to review before work starts.
A question we hear often
Does every business need ongoing work?
No. Sometimes a focused repair or a clear content brief is enough to move forward. We identify a sensible scope from the evidence and explain any limits before proposing more.
Tell us what you’re working on.
You don’t need to have the whole plan figured out before getting in touch. Tell us what you’d like to improve. We’ll start there.
Tell us about your business