Rankings rest on foundations most visitors never see: how pages are discovered, rendered, structured and linked. Getting them right makes everything else work harder.
Sound familiar?
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Pages not indexed
Important pages are missing from search results entirely.
02
Poor Core Web Vitals
Slow loading or shifting layouts frustrate visitors.
03
Duplicate or thin pages
Similar pages compete with each other and dilute relevance.
04
Confusing structure
Search engines struggle to understand what matters most.
What’s included
What’s typically included.
The exact scope is agreed in writing before work begins, so you know what is being built, and why.
Technical audit
Crawling, indexing, rendering and speed reviewed.
Prioritised fix list
Issues ranked by impact and effort.
On-page optimization
Titles, headings, metadata and content structure.
Structured data
Schema that describes your business and content.
Internal linking plan
Links that connect related content and guide authority.
Monitoring
Search Console and performance tracked over time.
How it works
How the work unfolds.
Clear stages, regular check-ins and a decision point before each next step.
What’s the difference between technical and on-page SEO?
Technical SEO covers how search engines access and process your website; on-page SEO covers the content and structure of individual pages. Both are needed.
Do you implement the fixes?
We can implement fixes on the platforms we work with, or provide clear specifications for your developers.
How do you measure Core Web Vitals?
Using real-user data from Search Console where available, plus lab testing to diagnose causes.
Does this help with AI search features?
Clear structure, accurate information and helpful content support visibility across search features, though no one controls exactly how results are presented.
Start a project
Find out what’s holding your site back.
Share your website and goals. We’ll start with a clear, prioritised audit.