Technical SEO
Technical SEO services
My technical SEO services find what stops Google from crawling, rendering and indexing your pages, then fix it. I make the changes in WordPress, Elementor or Shopify myself, or hand your developers a short, prioritised list they can act on.
- Audits in Screaming Frog and Search Console
- Fixes implemented, not only listed
- Based in Indore, clients in India, the US and Canada
When you need it
Signs your site has a technical SEO problem
Good pages cannot rank if Google cannot reach them, read them or decide which version to keep. These are the patterns I see most often in Search Console.
Pages are published but not indexed
Search Console lists them as crawled or discovered, currently not indexed. The page exists, but Google has decided not to show it.
Google indexes URLs you never meant to publish
Filter combinations, internal search results and paginated copies crowd out the pages that earn money.
Traffic fell after a redesign or migration
URLs changed and the redirects were missed, chained or pointed at the homepage. Rankings built over years went with them.
The site is slow on phones
Core Web Vitals fail on the templates that carry your traffic, and visitors leave before the page settles.
Google sees less than your visitors do
Content that only appears after JavaScript runs can be missing from what the crawler renders.
Important pages are buried
Pages that sit many clicks from the homepage, or have no internal links at all, get crawled rarely and rank poorly.
What you get
What my technical SEO services include
Every project starts with a crawl, because guessing is how months get wasted. Most sites need two or three of these, so the audit decides which ones come first.
- 01
Crawl and index audit
A full crawl in Screaming Frog set against the Search Console indexing report, so you can see which pages Google ignores and why.
- 02
Index bloat cleanup
Faceted URLs, internal search pages and paginated duplicates get canonicalised, blocked or removed, so crawling goes to the pages that matter.
- 03
Rendering checks
I compare what your visitors see with what the crawler renders on each page template, including content loaded by JavaScript.
- 04
Core Web Vitals
Speed and layout stability work scoped to the templates that carry traffic, measured on real visitor data and not a lab score alone.
- 05
Redirects and migrations
Redirect maps for redesigns and platform moves, cleanup of chains and loops, and 404 handling that does not send everything to the homepage.
- 06
Site structure and schema
Internal links that put every important page inside a clear topic, plus structured data for your business, services, products and FAQs.
Results
What technical SEO fixes moved for clients
Every figure is from Google Search Console or GA4. Technical work was one part of each project, alongside content and links, so I do not claim the whole lift for it.
+45%
Purchases, D2C e-commerce brand
+60%
Organic sessions quarter over quarter, remodeling contractor
20/30
Tracked keywords on page one, local service
112K
Organic clicks in six months, IndoSearch
D2C e-commerce brand
The store had steady traffic, but product pages were missing from search results. Audits in Screaming Frog and Search Console found the crawl and indexing issues behind that, and I cleared them alongside keyword mapping and link work.
In GA4, form submissions rose 134%, cart adds 73% and purchases 45%.
IndoSearch and a local service
On IndoSearch, a reviews and business directory, I rebuilt the internal links between company, category and city pages. Over six months the site earned 112K clicks and 5.69M impressions from Google search.
For a local consultation service, Core Web Vitals fixes were part of the work that put 20 of 30 tracked keywords on page one and lifted phone calls by 49%.
Source: Google Search Console and GA4. IndoSearch is named with permission and other client names are withheld. Full write-ups are on the case studies page.
How it works
How a technical SEO project runs
- 1
Crawl and measure
A full crawl, the Search Console indexing and Core Web Vitals reports, and a look at what the crawler renders on your main templates.
- 2
Prioritise
You get a fix list ordered by impact and effort, with the reason for each item. It is a short list, not a 90 page PDF.
- 3
Implement
I make the changes in WordPress, Elementor or Shopify myself. On other platforms I write clear tickets for your developers.
- 4
Verify
A second crawl after the changes ship, then Search Console monitoring so anything that slips back is caught early.
Straight answers
What you can expect, and what I will not promise
You can expect
- A prioritised fix list, with the reason for each item
- Fixes made in your CMS, or written up for your developers
- A second crawl after changes ship, to confirm they worked
- Numbers you can check yourself in Search Console
I will not promise
- Guaranteed rankings
- A perfect 100 on PageSpeed Insights
- That technical fixes alone will make up for thin content or weak links
- Custom code for platforms I do not work in
FAQ
Questions about technical SEO services
What are technical SEO services?
Technical SEO services are the work that makes sure search engines can crawl, render and index your site. That covers crawl and indexing audits, duplicate URL cleanup, page speed and Core Web Vitals, redirects, internal links and structured data. The work leaves what your pages say alone and makes sure Google can reach them and trust them.
What does a technical SEO audit include?
A full crawl of the site in Screaming Frog, a review of the indexing and Core Web Vitals reports in Search Console, a check of what Google renders on your main page templates, and a review of redirects, canonical tags, sitemaps and internal links. You get the findings as a short list ordered by impact, with the reason for each fix.
How do I know if my site has a technical SEO problem?
Open the page indexing report in Google Search Console. A large number of pages marked as crawled or discovered but not indexed, duplicate without a canonical, or not found are the usual signs. So are a traffic drop straight after a redesign and Core Web Vitals marked as poor on mobile.
How long does technical SEO take to show results?
Faster than content or links. Once a fix is live, Google has to recrawl the affected pages, which usually takes days to a few weeks depending on the size of the site. Core Web Vitals take longer to show, because Search Console reports them on a rolling 28 day window.
Do you implement the fixes or only recommend them?
I implement them. In WordPress, Elementor and Shopify I make the changes myself. If you have a developer or a custom platform, I hand over clear, prioritised tickets and check the work once it ships.
Do you work with businesses outside India?
Yes. I work with clients in India, the United States and Canada. I keep evening hours in India for calls with North America, and you can reach me on WhatsApp from any country.
Find out what is holding your site back
Book a 30 minute call. Send me your domain when you book and I will run a first crawl before we speak, so the call starts from real findings.