Technical SEO services
Technical SEO Services
If Google can't crawl, render or understand your site properly, good content won't rank. I find the technical problems holding your site back and fix them myself, not just list them in a report.
⚡ Reply within one working day, by email. No call needed.
When you need technical SEO
- Pages you care about aren't indexed, or Google indexes the wrong ones
- Rankings slipped and content isn't the obvious reason
- Search Console is full of errors nobody has looked at
- You've had a redesign, a new theme or a platform change
- Your site has grown for years and nobody has checked the structure
Why it matters
Technical SEO is the base everything else sits on. Duplicate URLs split your rankings, broken redirects waste links you earned, slow templates hurt every page at once. These problems rarely show on the surface, which is why they stay unfixed for years. One clean-up often does more than months of new content.
What's included
Every job starts with a crawl and a look at your Search Console data. Then I fix what matters most first.
Crawl & indexing
Robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, noindex rules and crawl budget, so Google spends its time on the right pages.
Redirects & 404s
Redirect chains, loops and broken links cleaned up, and old URLs pointed to the right place.
Site structure
Internal links, URL patterns, breadcrumbs and navigation, so important pages get the weight they need.
Schema markup
Structured data for your business, services, products, articles and FAQs, tested and valid.
Page speed & Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS and INP problems found at template level and fixed.
Search Console clean-up
Coverage, enhancements and page experience reports worked through, with notes on what each change did.
Proof, not promises
A real job with the numbers before and after, and what clients say about working with me. Client names are kept private, the reviews are public on Upwork.
Case study · Large Shopify store
Monthly technical SEO, 2+ years
Before
A large store with years of old blog URLs, 404s and redirect chains piling up.
After
Ongoing monthly crawls and fixes: 126 blog redirects, 404 and 301 clean-up, breadcrumbs, collections and sitemap.
“Jesus is incredibly clear and helpful. He takes the time to explain how WordPress works in detail, even though it was just a small change on the website.”
How the work runs
Agreed in writing before anything starts. Everything by email, no meetings needed.
Scope and price first
What I'll do, in what order, the fixed price and the date. All agreed in writing, by email, before anything starts.
What I need from you
Access to Search Console and analytics, plus a backup or staging copy of the site before I touch anything.
You approve changes
Nothing goes live without your OK. Every change is logged, so you can see exactly what was done.
When it's done
Handover notes, a short summary of what changed, and your logins handed back.
How much does technical SEO cost?
Every job gets a fixed price, in writing, before it starts. I quote after I've looked at your site, because a 20-page site and a 5,000-page store are different jobs. Send me your URL and I'll reply with a price and a date within one working day.
What changes the price
- Number of pages and templates
- Platform (WordPress, Shopify, custom)
- Whether I implement the fixes or your developer does
- One-off clean-up or monthly work
Questions
What's the difference between technical SEO and regular SEO?
Regular SEO usually means content and links. Technical SEO is about how your site is built: whether Google can crawl it, render it, understand it and load it fast. Both matter, but content can't rank on a site with technical problems.
Do you just send a report, or do you fix things?
I do the fixes. If you'd rather your own developer handles them, I write each fix as a clear task they can follow.
Which platforms do you work with?
Mostly WordPress (Bricks, Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg) and Shopify. I can also audit custom sites and hand fixes to your developer.
How long before I see results?
Google usually picks up technical fixes within a few weeks of recrawling. Big structural changes can take two or three months to fully settle.
Do we need a call to start?
No. Everything can run by email: you send access, I send the plan and price, you approve.
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Want to know what's holding your site back?
Send me your site and what's going on. You get one reply, from me, within one working day.