Technical SEO Services.

Technical SEO is the foundation for powerful performance.

Get the deep dive and technical performance support your company needs.

• Technical SEO Consulting

  For brands requiring high technical SEO bandwidth. My technical SEO consulting services are a fit for large website migrations, complex product architecture, and deeper integration with your dev team. Examples where technical SEO consulting is a strong fit include booking sites, ecommerce, and large programmatic sites.

• Technical Audits

  Most technical SEO challenges can be uncovered and addressed in a technical auditing sprint. I’ve helped dozens of teams uncover technical roadblocks and recover from performance drops through a single auditing sprint or a recurring auditing process.

• Migrations

  Protect search equity through a redesign, CMS move, domain change, or platform migration with technical planning and launch support.

• Page Speed & CWV

  I’ll demystify your website’s page speed issues and help you focus on high impact performance improvements.

• JavaScript SEO & Rendering

  Resolve rendering, hydration, and discoverability issues that can keep modern JavaScript sites from showing their full value in search.

• Programmatic SEO

  This one blurs the line between technical SEO and strategic growth. Either way you look at it, I’ve built powerful programmatic SEO sites from the ground up and I’ll help you do the same.

• Crawl, Indexing & Site Architecture

  Improve how search engines discover, understand, and prioritize the pages that matter most to your business.

• Traffic Decline Diagnosis

  Losing traffic due to technical SEO problems is a painful experience. I’ll take a look under the hood and combine historical data analysis with technical auditing to pinpoint the root cause and prioritize your plan of attack.

Technical SEO services FAQs

What is included in technical SEO services?

Technical SEO services focus on the systems that help search engines crawl, render, understand, and index your site. Depending on what is getting in the way, that can include technical audits, crawl and indexation analysis, site architecture, page speed, Core Web Vitals, JavaScript rendering, migrations, and deeper diagnosis after a traffic decline.

How is technical SEO consulting different from a technical audit?

A technical audit is a focused diagnostic sprint. It identifies what is happening, why it matters, and what to fix first. Technical SEO consulting is a better fit when you need ongoing senior support through a migration, a complicated product build, a large programmatic site, or deeper integration with your development team.

Can you work with our developers or agency partners?

Yes. I can work alongside your internal developers, product team, existing agency, or outside specialists. The goal is to give the people doing the work a clear technical brief, useful context, and priorities that connect to search performance.

Can you help with a site migration or CMS change?

Yes. Migration support can cover planning before the move, technical checks during development, launch review, redirects, and post launch monitoring. The right scope depends on how much is changing and what is at stake in organic search.

Can you help after an algorithm update or sudden traffic decline?

Yes, but the first job is diagnosis. A traffic decline can come from technical problems, content changes, search result changes, tracking issues, or something else entirely. I’ll review the history, investigate the technical picture, and help you prioritize the next move based on evidence.

Do you work on JavaScript frameworks and headless sites?

Yes. JavaScript and headless sites can create real rendering and discoverability problems when the technical setup is not giving search engines the content and signals they need. I can investigate what is rendered, what is crawlable, and where the gap is affecting visibility.

How do you decide what to fix first?

I prioritize by severity, scope, and expected impact. A problem affecting your most valuable pages usually deserves attention before a minor issue on a low value template. The aim is to give your team a practical sequence of work, not a long list of unranked recommendations.

What do you need to scope the work?

A short conversation about the site, the problem you are seeing, upcoming changes, and the people involved is usually enough to start. Access to the relevant analytics, search data, staging environment, or technical documentation can make the next step more precise when the work calls for it.