Crawlability & indexation
Robots rules, sitemaps, crawl budget and index coverage — the right pages in, the junk out.
Technical SEO
If Google can’t crawl it, nothing else matters.
Technical SEO makes your site fast, crawlable and indexable. I find what blocks search engines — and because I code, the fixes get implemented, not just recommended in a PDF.
95+PageSpeed score on a rebuilt WordPress site
−64%load time after a focused performance pass
3/3Core Web Vitals passed: LCP, INP and CLS
What’s included
Core Web Vitals & speed
LCP, INP and CLS diagnosed and fixed at the code level, verified against field data.
Structured data (schema.org)
JSON-LD for products, articles, FAQs and local business — eligible for rich results.
JavaScript SEO & rendering
React and JS-heavy sites audited for what Google actually renders and indexes.
Site architecture & URLs
Logical hierarchies, clean URLs and pagination that scale as the site grows.
Redirects, canonicals & hygiene
Chains flattened, duplicates canonicalized, hreflang and status codes cleaned up.
How I work
- 01
Deep technical crawl
Screaming Frog and Sitebulb crawls cross-checked against Search Console reality.
- 02
Prioritized fix roadmap
Every issue scored by impact and effort — you always know what matters most.
- 03
Hands-on implementation
I ship the fixes in React, PHP or WordPress myself, on staging first.
- 04
Validation & monitoring
Fixes verified in Search Console and CrUX data, with regressions watched.
Tools I use
Questions people ask
What are Core Web Vitals?
Google’s user-experience metrics: LCP (loading), INP (interactivity) and CLS (visual stability). They are a ranking signal and, more importantly, they decide whether visitors stay or bounce.
Do you implement fixes or just recommend them?
I implement. With hands-on React, PHP and WordPress experience, fixes go into version-controlled code on staging, get reviewed, and ship — that’s the difference between an audit and an outcome.
How long does a technical cleanup take?
A focused cleanup on a small site can land within two to four weeks. Larger sites with years of accumulated issues typically run as a two to three month engagement.
Can technical changes break the site?
Handled carelessly, yes — which is why everything goes through staging, backups and incremental releases. Rankings-critical changes like migrations get redirect maps and rollback plans.
Ready to grow your organic traffic?
Tell me about your site and your goals — I’ll reply with an honest take on whether technical seo is the right next step.