Technical SEO for a site search engines can understand
Technical SEO covers how pages are accessed, interpreted and indexed, along with implementation issues that can interfere with those processes. I assess the existing site and separate observed problems from recommendations, then discuss what can be fixed with the available platform and access.
Personalised quote
We discuss your website and what you want to improve: speed, indexing or page structure. I prepare a quote based on the checks and changes needed.
A fit for site owners who need to understand indexing, structure, metadata or implementation issues. It does not replace an editorial strategy, market research, public relations or ongoing content work.
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The final price is agreed in the quote around your required pages, features and integrations. Domains, hosting, provider fees, maintenance and invoicing terms are clarified separately.
What I can build into the project
Review of indexability and technical signals available publicly01
Analysis of heading structure, canonicals, sitemap and internal links02
Structured data checks where it accurately represents the page content03
An issue list ordered by technical impact and effort to address04
Implementation of agreed fixes where the platform and access allow05
Rechecking affected URLs after changes and handing over findings06
A clear quote before work starts
A personalised estimate follows a discussion of your goals and requirements. Before work starts, we agree on what to build and how to work together.
Optional. Tell me what you need and I will prepare a personalised quote.
What we build
We agree on the pages and features your website will have.
Project price
I prepare a quote based on what you need, with the price and any additional costs explained.
Steps to launch
We agree on the project stages and what we need to prepare for each one.
Responsibilities and recurring costs
Who supplies materials and manages services; hosting, domains, licences and support are clarified separately.
How I approach the work
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I confirm site ownership, available access and the goal of the review.
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I inspect the pages and technical signals relevant to the site's structure.
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I share findings with examples and separate code issues from content or platform issues.
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I implement agreed fixes and recheck the affected pages.
Platform and implementation choices
Some issues can be fixed through CMS settings; others need code or infrastructure changes. Reporting tools can flag anomalies, but each finding needs to be checked in context. Priorities depend on site size, available access and the risk of affecting existing pages.
What to prepare
Send the site address and describe the issue, recent changes and priority pages. Read access to Search Console and platform tools can help, but I agree on it only when the review needs it.
What we clarify in the quote
A technical review describes the state observed at the time and cannot guarantee indexing, search positions, traffic or sales. Broader SEO may also need content, keyword research and editorial authority, which are not automatically part of technical work. Some checks require Search Console or platform access.
After handover
At handover you receive findings and an explanation of the agreed changes. We can agree on checks after recrawling, technical monitoring and recurring fixes, with frequency and priority pages scoped separately. Search positions are not guaranteed.
Ideas brought to the web.
Published projects, with different approaches to design and development.
The website presents the product ranges, separates the retail catalogue from professional supplies, and links to the PDF catalogue and contact details.
No. Fixes can remove technical obstacles, but rankings also depend on content, competition, relevance and how search engines evaluate pages. I can report what was checked and changed without promising a position.
Not for every check. Search Console data can clarify indexing and reported errors, so read access helps when the issue calls for it. I discuss access before the review.
I can implement fixes in accessible code or settings that are within the agreed scope. Issues in third-party platforms or content may require the owner or another provider.
Personalised quote. We discuss your website and what you want to improve: speed, indexing or page structure. I prepare a quote based on the checks and changes needed.
We plan stages after defining requirements and checking available materials and access. The timeline accounts for feedback and any external services the project depends on.
We can agree on technical maintenance, updates, backups and monitoring, depending on the platform. Content changes and new features are scoped separately. Activities, frequency and responsibilities are agreed in the quote.