When technical SEO is useful
This service fits a diagnosed issue or a rebuild that needs to preserve access to content. When the cause is still unknown, an SEO audit establishes which checks and changes are warranted.
What we check and correct
We examine the path from requesting a URL to receiving its content: HTTP responses and redirects, crawler instructions, internal links, canonicals and resources needed for rendering. The sitemap should list the canonical URLs you want indexed.
On a JavaScript site, the received HTML and the rendered content may differ. Google documents crawling, rendering and indexing as separate stages. A blocked resource or content available only after an interaction may require an implementation change.
What you receive
Each intervention is tied to the issue it addresses. Depending on access, we implement the change or prepare a ticket identifying the URL, expected behaviour and verification required.
The checks compare the starting state with the result after deployment. Where the issue concerns Google’s handling of a page, inspection of the indexed version complements checks on the live site. Any verification still pending remains recorded with the findings.
Scope of the engagement
The proposal defines the affected pages and components, along with implementation access. A migration or multilingual site may also need work on its international structure.
Describe the technical issue. Removing a barrier can improve access to a page; it does not guarantee a search ranking.