Crawl and indexation
We test sitemaps, robots rules, canonicals, status codes, duplication, crawl paths and indexing against the pages that matter commercially.
Technical SEO · specialist practice
Technical SEO is the infrastructure beneath rankings, citations and conversion. We turn crawl, indexation, rendering and template issues into an engineering roadmap your team can actually ship.
Product URL points to a category page
Illustrative operating view. Sample figures and trend show the format, not client performance.
What the practice owns
The work is detailed enough for your specialists and clear enough for your CMO. It feeds the same priority list as every other part of your organic programme.
We test sitemaps, robots rules, canonicals, status codes, duplication, crawl paths and indexing against the pages that matter commercially.
Problems with JavaScript rendering, Core Web Vitals, templates and asset delivery are written up as issues your engineers can reproduce.
Internal links, faceted navigation, pagination, structured data and entity markup are planned together so none of them works against the others.
Domain moves, redesigns, replatforms, hreflang and multi-market set-ups are planned before launch and checked after it.
What you can inspect
Each one carries the evidence, the priority, an owner and the next decision, so your team can act without translating consultant language.
Every significant issue lists the affected URLs, the proof, its severity and what it costs the business.
Fixes in order, each with an owner, a definition of done and its release dependencies.
Shipped changes are re-crawled and checked against the original failure condition.
Tools in context
These are the platforms we work in day to day. They are not endorsements or client logos.
Practice questions
What is included, what is scoped separately and who does the implementation.
We own diagnosis, prioritisation, specifications and validation. Your developers normally ship code; implementation support can be scoped where required.
No. The same method works for a small early-stage site and for marketplaces and platforms with millions of URLs.
It depends on your plan and release risk: monthly on Starter, every two weeks on Growth, and weekly or after each release on Brand and Scale.
No long pitch deck required
Start with the evidence. We will find the issue that matters most, show what we would do about it and recommend the right engagement.