Technical SEO
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If Google can't crawl, render and understand your site, nothing else you do will rank. I fix the technical foundation so your content can finally compete.
Technical SEO is the plumbing behind every high-ranking website. When it's broken, pages don't get indexed, load slowly, or send confusing signals to Google — and your rankings suffer no matter how good your content is. I diagnose and fix those issues in code, not just in a report. For an overview of the fundamentals, read our technical SEO guide for beginners.
What I fix
- Crawlability — robots.txt, crawl budget, orphan pages and broken internal links
- Indexing — index coverage issues, canonicalization, duplicate content and soft 404s
- Core Web Vitals — LCP, INP and CLS improvements for real page-speed gains (see how to speed up a slow website)
- Site architecture — logical URL structure, internal linking and information hierarchy
- JavaScript SEO — rendering issues on React, Next.js and other JS frameworks
- Redirects & status codes — 301/302 management, redirect chains and 404 handling
- Structured data — schema markup and JSON-LD for rich results
- HTTPS, mobile-first & hreflang — security, mobile usability and international setup
My process
I start with a full technical crawl (Screaming Frog, Sitebulb) cross-referenced against Google Search Console and log data. Our complete SEO audit guide explains what a thorough audit looks like. From there you get a prioritized fix list — highest-impact issues first — and then I implement them, verify in Search Console, and monitor the recovery.
Why work with me
Most SEOs hand you a PDF and walk away. Because I'm also a front-end developer, I can go straight into the codebase and ship the fixes — faster, and without the back-and-forth of briefing a separate dev team.
Frequently asked
[ FAQ ]What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO is the work of making sure search engines can crawl, render, index and rank your website efficiently — covering site speed, architecture, indexing, structured data and Core Web Vitals.
How long does it take to show results?
Some fixes like indexing and crawl errors can show impact within weeks. Larger gains from Core Web Vitals and architecture usually build over 1–3 months as Google re-crawls your site.
Do you fix the issues or just report them?
Both. Unlike many consultants, I implement the fixes in code — from redirects and schema to speed and rendering — so recommendations actually ship.
Which tools do you use?
Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse and log-file analysis, backed by Ahrefs and Semrush data.