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Technical SEO: we fix the problems you cannot see
Errors, slow pages, broken links, and missing behind-the-scenes details, repaired on your live website.
from $490one-time· fixed quote in writing before we start
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What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO is the work of making a website easy for search engines to find, read, and trust. It covers things visitors rarely notice: page speed, broken links, redirects, error pages, mobile layout, security, and the hidden labels in the code that tell Google and AI tools what each page is about. When these are wrong, even great content struggles to rank.
Signs you need this
- Your website is slow, especially on phones
- Pages show errors or a white screen
- You changed your domain, platform, or design and traffic fell
- Google Search Console sends you warning emails
- An audit gave you a fix list and nobody to do it
The work
What do we fix?
Errors and broken pages
Pages that fail to load, plugin conflicts, and white screens on WordPress. Build and display errors on Next.js.
Slow pages
Oversized images, heavy scripts, and layout jumps. These affect the speed scores Google calls Core Web Vitals.
Broken links and redirects
Links that lead nowhere and old addresses that should point to new ones, so you keep the value of pages you have moved.
Page labels Google reads
Titles, descriptions, and the preferred-address tag that stops duplicate pages from competing with each other.
Structured data
Small pieces of code, called schema, that tell Google and AI tools your business name, services, reviews, and FAQs in a format they understand.
Crawler access
The files that tell Google and AI crawlers what they may read: robots.txt, your sitemap, and llms.txt.
What you get
Clear deliverables, fixed price.
from $490one-time
- Fixes made on your live website
- A before and after list of every change
- A backup taken before anything is touched
- A re-check afterward to confirm each fix worked
The starting price covers a small website. You get a written scope and one fixed price after a free call, before any work starts. Paid once.
What AI does
- Traces each error to its cause
- Writes and tests the code changes
- Re-checks every page after the fix
What a person does
- Decides what is safe to change
- Tests on a copy of your site first
- Approves every change before it goes live
How it works
Three steps
- Step 1
We agree on the fix list
From our audit or from a list you already have. You get a fixed price.
- Step 2
We fix and test
Changes are tested first, then applied to your live site with a backup in place.
- Step 3
You get the change log
A simple before and after list, plus a re-check to prove each fix worked.
What this will not do
Technical fixes remove what is holding you back. They do not replace helpful content. If your pages do not answer what customers ask, fixing speed alone will not make them rank.
FAQ
Questions about technical SEO fixes
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Which website platforms do you work on?
We work at the code level on WordPress and Next.js websites. For other platforms, such as Shopify, Wix, or Squarespace, we can still advise and fix what the platform allows.
Will the fixes break my website?
We take a backup before any change, test changes first, and apply them in small batches so anything unexpected can be undone quickly.
What are Core Web Vitals?
Core Web Vitals are three speed and stability measurements Google uses: how fast the main content appears, how quickly the page responds when tapped, and whether the layout jumps while loading.
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Talk it through on a free call.
A 30-minute Google Meet call. You leave with one thing worth fixing this week, whether or not we work together.