Technical SEO

Technical SEO Services

I help websites become easier for search engines to crawl, understand, and trust, while keeping the work grounded in performance, clean structure, and useful content.

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Search visibility

Technical SEO improvements that support better rankings.

Good SEO is not just keywords. It is page speed, structure, indexability, helpful content, and a site that search engines can understand.

Technical SEO audits

Reviewing crawlability, metadata, headings, internal links, redirects, broken pages, duplicate content, and indexation issues.

Core Web Vitals and performance

Improving load speed, layout stability, image handling, script weight, and mobile usability so users and search engines get a better experience.

Site structure and internal linking

Organising important pages so they are easier to find, easier to understand, and better connected across the website.

Schema and structured data

Adding structured data for services, organisations, FAQs, breadcrumbs, and other useful page types where it makes sense.

SEO toolkit

Practical checks, implementation, and reporting.

I can turn audit findings into real website changes, which is often where SEO work gets stuck.

Search Console

Checking index coverage, search performance, sitemaps, crawl issues, and page experience signals.

Lighthouse and PageSpeed

Finding measurable performance improvements across mobile and desktop page loads.

Structured data

Adding and validating JSON-LD schema for the page types that benefit from it.

Redirects and migrations

Planning URL changes carefully so rankings and users are not sent into dead ends.

SEO FAQ

Common technical SEO questions.

I can help shape page structure, headings, metadata, and content direction, but my strongest work is technical SEO and implementing the website changes that support search visibility.

Yes. If you already have an audit from another SEO specialist or agency, I can work through the technical fixes and explain what has changed.

Yes. I can plan redirects, preserve important URLs, check metadata, monitor launch issues, and reduce the risk of avoidable organic traffic loss.