SEO
Everything else depends on this working.
Make sure search engines and AI crawlers can reach, render and understand your site.
Technical SEO is the least visible part of organic growth and the one that most often blocks it. A page that is not crawled is not indexed, a page that is not indexed is not ranked, and a page that is not in the index is not available to be cited by a language model either.
We audit what search engines and AI crawlers actually see - not what the CMS claims is published - and hand back an ordered list of fixes with the reason attached to each one.
What it covers
- Crawl budget, indexation and log analysis
- Rendering, Core Web Vitals and page performance
- Site architecture and internal linking
- Structured data and entity markup
- Duplication, canonicals and parameter handling
- AI crawler access: which bots you allow and what they get
Also in this capability
- International SEOGrow in new markets without cannibalising the ones you already have.
- E-commerce SEOTurn category, filter and product pages into a system that scales with the catalogue.
- Programmatic SEOBuild pages at scale where the demand pattern repeats - and only where it repeats.
- SEO MigrationsReplatform, redesign or rebrand without losing the visibility you paid years for.
- SEO AuditAn ordered list of what to fix, why it matters and what it is worth.
How it works
01
See what the crawler sees
We crawl the site the way a search engine does and, where logs are available, check what actually happened rather than what should have. The gap between the two is usually where the problem lives.
02
Separate blocked from ignored
A page can be missing from the index because it cannot be reached, because it renders empty, or because the engine decided it was not worth keeping. Those are three different problems with three different fixes, and treating them as one is why audits fail.
03
Fix in order of what unblocks the most
Rendering before content, indexation before linking, templates before individual pages. One template fix usually moves thousands of URLs; one page fix moves one.
04
Re-check after deployment
A fix that shipped is not a fix that worked. We verify against the index, not against the ticket status.
What you get
- Crawl and indexation report with the cause named per URL group
- Ordered fix list, each with the expected effect and who has to do it
- Rendering comparison: what the engine gets versus what the user gets
- Structured data validation across templates
- Re-check after deployment, against the index