Technical SEO Services

It’s recommended to perform a technical SEO audit regularly, especially when you make major changes to your site structure, content, or platform.

Canonical tags prevent duplicate content issues by telling search engines which version of a page is the preferred one to use in search engine results.

Improper use of redirects can lead to loss of link equity and indexing issues. Correct redirects help preserve SEO value during site changes. Make sure they are properly configured.

Structured data (Schema markup) helps search engines understand your content better and can enhance your listings with rich snippets like reviews, FAQs, or events.

Broken links create a poor user experience and can signal to search engines that your site is not well-maintained, which may negatively impact rankings on search engines. It's important to maintain your website clean from broken links.

An XML sitemap helps search engines discover and index your site’s pages more efficiently. Without an XML sitemap search engines will have a very hard time understanding the structure of your site and might not find some pages.

Crawlability refers to how easily search engines can access and read your site’s content. Poor crawlability due to misconfigured websites can prevent important pages from being indexed and presented in search engine resuts. In turn, this affect your website visibility.

A slow-loading website can lead to higher bounce rates and lower rankings. Google considers page speed a ranking factor, especially for mobile users.

Technical SEO focuses on optimizing the infrastructure of a website like site speed, crawlability, and indexing, while regular SEO often emphasizes content and keywords.

It varies. Some businesses see changes in a few weeks to months, others take longer. It depends on where you’re starting from and how consistent your efforts are. We’ll help you set realistic expectations and keep things moving forward.