SEO audit
A prioritized view of what limits indexing, visibility, or experience and what to fix first.
SERVICES / TECHNICAL SEO
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Technical SEO
Technical SEO that actually works - our clients genuinely reach the first page of Google for the keywords that matter to their business.
Technical SEO means search engines can crawl, index, and understand the right pages correctly. We fix canonicals, sitemaps, schema, internal linking, and Core Web Vitals so important pages stop underperforming for technical reasons.
Choosing the right service
Technical SEO, an SEO audit, or website optimization?
These services overlap but are not the same. An audit finds and prioritizes issues; technical SEO implements and validates fixes; website optimization can also include content, UX, and conversion work.
Technical SEO
Implementation of fixes for canonicals, sitemaps, indexing, rendering, schema, and performance.
Website optimization
Broader work that improves the technical base together with offer clarity, content, CTAs, and measurement.
Quick answer
Technical SEO for indexing, canonicals, schema, internal linking, and Core Web Vitals so search engines can understand your site correctly.
- Typical price
- €790
- Includes
- Basic SEO: H1, title, meta, sitemap, HTTPS, Advanced SEO: every page + internal links + Search Console, Maximum SEO: service pages and a blog for keywords
- Outcome
- Technical SEO audit report, Impact x effort priority matrix, Developer-ready fix backlog
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Basic, Advanced, Maximum
SEO and GEO are spelled out in every package. Maximum uses a blog to support keywords - that is where search works hardest.
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Basic SEO
€290
H1, title, meta, sitemap, robots, HTTPS. Google can read the page. Basic GEO so AI can name the business.
Includes
- Basic SEO: H1, title, meta description, sitemap, robots.txt, HTTPS
- Basic GEO: clear who / what / where
- Search Console connected
- Short audit of what blocks visibility
- Home page or one page cleaned up
Result
Choose basicThe site is readable to search, not invisible.
Enough for most
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Advanced SEO
€790
Every page built for search: H1–H3, unique title and meta, internal links, Google Business.
Includes
- Everything in basic
- Advanced SEO: H1–H3, unique title and meta on every page, clean URLs, internal links
- Advanced GEO: About + address/phone/map in one place
- Google Business / Maps
- Core Web Vitals check on key templates
- Canonical / 404 / redirect cleanup
Result
Choose AdvancedEvery important page is ready for search, not just home.
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Maximum SEO
€1,490
Service pages for keywords plus a blog. This is where SEO works hardest. Maximum GEO for AI.
Includes
- Everything in Advanced
- Maximum SEO: a page per service, a blog that supports keywords, alt text, FAQ, schema
- Maximum GEO: company, services, FAQ and blog so ChatGPT / Gemini / Perplexity can suggest you
- Internal links between services and articles
- 14–30 days of monitoring
- A plan for what to publish next
Result
Talk MaximumSEO starts to work - not just “the tags are in”.
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Your own budget?
Write to us
If a package does not fit - tell us the site and the money. We say honestly what we can do.
Includes
- We listen first
- SEO/GEO level to budget
- Audit only or audit plus fixes
Result
Write to usClear talk before we start.
We use AI tools in development and design, which keeps timelines short and pricing fair.
When technical SEO is the real priority
Technical SEO becomes urgent when crawl access, templates, or performance are holding back growth even though the site already has content and the business is actively marketing the offer.
Indexing behaves inconsistently
If important URLs are missing from the index, the wrong version becomes canonical, or Search Console shows recurring coverage issues, the technical layer needs attention before more content can perform properly.
A migration or redesign is coming
Domain changes, URL restructuring, or CMS migrations often break redirects, canonicals, hreflang signals, and internal links. Preventing those issues before launch is far cheaper than recovering lost visibility afterward.
E-commerce filters and variants create duplicates
Faceted navigation, filter URLs, sort parameters, and product variants can create large volumes of weak duplicate pages. That wastes crawl attention and pulls authority away from the URLs that should rank.
Performance problems live at template level
If slow load and unstable layout show up across multiple pages, the issue is rarely a single image. It usually points to template logic, JavaScript weight, font strategy, caching, or render path decisions.
The goal is not simply to remove errors. The goal is to make key landing pages easier to crawl, easier to understand, and easier to scale.
What we actually review in the audit
A technical SEO audit is not a single crawl export. We review how the site behaves for search engines, browsers, and users together, because real visibility problems usually happen between those layers.
Indexing and canonical logic
We review robots.txt, XML sitemaps, canonicals, pagination, hreflang, and redirects to confirm that the right URLs receive the right signals and weak duplicates are not stealing priority.
Templates, schema, and HTML structure
We inspect whether templates produce stable headings, metadata, schema markup, internal linking patterns, and semantic structure. One broken template can affect dozens or hundreds of URLs at once.
Core Web Vitals and rendering path
We identify which resources delay first render, where layout shifts happen, and which JavaScript or media assets are responsible. The target is not only a better score, but a faster experience on the page types that matter.
Logs and crawl priority signals
On larger websites, log analysis shows where bots actually spend time. That helps separate problems caused by internal linking, duplicate templates, URL strategy, or crawl waste.
How we measure success after fixes
We do not judge technical SEO by one ranking screenshot. The real question is whether the site becomes healthier, important templates gain stronger visibility, and the team gets more control over future releases.
Index coverage and crawl error trends
We monitor whether important URLs are indexed more cleanly and whether issues such as redirect chains, 404s, canonical conflicts, and duplicate URL patterns decline over time.
Core Web Vitals on the page types that matter
We look at service pages, blog templates, category pages, and product pages separately. A single green test URL is not enough if the main template still performs poorly at scale.
Landing page visibility and internal support
After technical fixes, important landing pages should collect more stable impressions, cleaner crawl signals, and stronger support from internal linking and site architecture.
A clearer backlog for developers and marketing
A good outcome also means the team leaves with a clean priority list, measurable checkpoints, and fewer repeated technical mistakes in future releases.
What our clients achieve
We won't promise specific numbers, but our technical SEO work follows a clear, repeatable pattern: clients who fix the technical foundation properly see genuinely better visibility.
First-page visibility for target keywords
Clients whose technical SEO foundation we've fixed genuinely reach the first page of Google for searches that matter to their business.
Steady organic traffic growth
The focus is not a one-time spike, but consistent growth that holds up past the first month.
Fewer technical barriers for Google
When indexing, speed, and structure are solid, good content stops being invisible to Google.
What we deliver
Basic SEO: H1, title, meta, sitemap, HTTPS
Advanced SEO: every page + internal links + Search Console
Maximum SEO: service pages and a blog for keywords
GEO so ChatGPT / Gemini can name you
SEO audit and priorities
Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS)
Process
Audit and prioritization
We map issues by impact and effort, then build a clear action plan.
Technical fixes
We address indexing, URL logic, speed bottlenecks, and markup quality.
Validation
We verify outcomes in Search Console, crawl tests, and live pages.
Monitoring
We monitor 14–30 days and iterate where needed.
Outcome
What you receive
Technical SEO audit report
Impact x effort priority matrix
Developer-ready fix backlog
Validated schema and metadata baseline
Indexing and CWV before/after snapshot
30-day measurement plan
Guides and selected work
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Frequently asked questions
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How fast can technical SEO show results?
Early signals such as indexing quality, crawl errors, and CWV trends often improve within 1–4 weeks. Durable growth comes when technical fixes align with content and internal linking.
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Is technical SEO alone enough?
Usually not. It builds a strong base, but growth also requires intent-matched content and structured internal links.
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Can you do only an audit without implementation?
Yes. We can deliver a full audit with a prioritized backlog for your dev team, or implement the fixes with your team.
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What is the difference between an SEO audit and technical SEO service?
An audit gives diagnosis. Technical SEO service includes diagnosis, implementation, validation, and monitoring.
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