Google can’t rank a page it can’t crawl, can’t read or keeps confusing with another URL.
You have good content, yet traffic stays flat or slips. Broken redirects, missing structured data, wrong canonical tags, crawl errors and indexing problems can quietly hold your pages back.
We find those issues and fix them, so search engines can find, understand and rank your pages. Structured data is code that tells Google what a page is about. A canonical tag tells it which version of a page to count.
Crawl errors and broken links repaired
Structured data and schema markup added to the pages that need it
Canonical and hreflang tags set correctly
XML sitemap and robots.txt cleaned up
We crawl the site like a search engine, compare it with Search Console, and surface redirect chains, canonical conflicts and orphaned pages.
We sort findings by how much rankable content each one frees up. A wrong canonical beats a dozen cosmetic warnings.
We correct redirects, canonicals, structured data, sitemaps, robots.txt and internal links, changing the templates behind recurring errors instead of patching single URLs.
We confirm each fix with a fresh crawl and Search Console coverage, then keep watch while it settles.
Technical SEO makes sure search engines can crawl, index and understand your site. Content and keyword work is a separate discipline. We cover the technical side here and can coordinate with content teams.
Yes. We add schema markup for the content types that count, such as products, articles, local businesses and FAQs, then validate it with Google’s testing tools.
Yes. Search Console errors are one of the best starting points, because Google is telling you what’s wrong. We work through the coverage, Core Web Vitals and enhancements reports in order.
Not on their own, since content and authority create rankings. Unresolved technical issues can cap what your content achieves, though, and fixing them often releases improvements that were waiting to happen.
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