Technical SEO services
Technical SEO that lets Google and AI read every page
Technical SEO is the work of making sure search engines and AI crawlers can find, render, and understand every important page on your site. Great content can’t rank or get cited if crawlers can’t reach it, so this is where most engagements start.
Who needs technical SEO?
You need technical SEO if pages aren’t indexing, traffic fell after a site change, or your site relies on JavaScript to show content.
JavaScript-heavy sites
React, Next.js, or SPA sites where content may not appear in the raw HTML crawlers see.
Migrations and redesigns
Domain moves, CMS changes, or URL restructures that risk losing years of rankings.
Large or aging sites
Thousands of pages, duplicate content, broken links, and slow templates.
What’s included in technical SEO?
Every technical SEO engagement includes these six deliverables, with fixes deployed, not just recommended.
Crawl and index audit
A full crawl compared against Search Console to find pages blocked, orphaned, or excluded.
Core Web Vitals fixes
Faster load (LCP), stable layout (CLS), and responsive interaction (INP) on key templates.
Rendering check
Confirm that important content is in the server HTML, not hidden behind JavaScript.
Schema markup
Valid structured data deployed sitewide, tested in Google’s Rich Results Test.
AI crawler access
robots.txt rules for GPTBot, PerplexityBot, and others, plus an llms.txt file.
Architecture and redirects
Clean URLs, XML sitemaps, canonical tags, redirect maps, and internal linking.
What is the technical SEO process?
This is the “Crawl & Clean” step of the CITED Method, done in four phases.
- Week 1Crawl. Full site crawl, Search Console review, and speed testing.
- Week 2Prioritize. Issues ranked by traffic impact and effort, shared as a plain-language fix list.
- Weeks 3–6Fix. We deploy changes directly, with rollback plans, or work alongside your developers.
- OngoingMonitor. Monthly crawls catch new issues before they cost rankings.
How much does technical SEO cost?
Technical SEO is part of every monthly package, from $1,500 per month. A standalone audit costs $2,500–$5,000; migrations and very large sites are scoped under Enterprise.
SEO Audit
$2,500–$5,000
One-time project
Foundation
From $1,500/mo
Technical review, keyword mapping, priority-page optimization
Enterprise
From $6,500/mo
Custom roadmap, migrations, executive reporting
Final pricing depends on site size and scope. Every proposal lists deliverables and timing before work begins. Compare all packages →
Technical SEO questions, answered
What is the difference between technical SEO and on-page SEO?
Technical SEO is about whether crawlers can access and understand your site. On-page SEO is about what each page says and how well it matches a search.
Do Core Web Vitals affect rankings?
They are a confirmed but modest ranking factor. Their bigger effect is on conversions, since slow pages lose visitors.
Should we block AI crawlers?
Usually not, if you want to be cited in AI answers. We help you decide which bots to allow based on your content and business model.
Will you need access to our code or servers?
For deployment, yes: CMS admin, and sometimes hosting or repository access. We can also hand a prioritized ticket list to your developers instead.
Can you help before a site migration?
Yes, and that is the best time. A redirect map and pre-launch checklist prevent most migration traffic losses.
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