Technical SEO that ships the fix, not just the report
Most technical SEO audits end with a PDF and an invoice. We are developers as well as SEOs, so the crawl issues, schema gaps, and Core Web Vitals failures we find are the ones we go on to fix.
What a technical SEO audit covers
Six areas, checked in this order, because there is no point tuning page speed on pages Google cannot reach.
Crawl health
Redirect chains, broken internal links, orphan pages, wasted crawl budget, and the robots.txt rules quietly blocking the pages you want indexed.
Indexing
What is actually in the index versus what should be. Canonical conflicts, duplicate templates, thin pages diluting a site, and soft 404s reported as live.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, INP, and CLS measured on real field data, not a lab score. We trace each failure to the asset, script, or layout shift causing it.
Schema markup
Structured data that validates and earns rich results, rather than a copied block that throws errors. We built a whole platform for this, so it is not guesswork.
Site architecture
URL structure, internal linking, and how authority moves through a site. Usually the cheapest ranking gain available and the most often ignored.
Site migrations
Replatforming, domain moves, and redesigns, mapped and redirected before launch. This is where sites lose years of traffic in an afternoon.
Where we have proved it
We run our own portfolio on the same foundations we would build for you. Every figure below is live and measurable.
Schemai
schemai.comWe built a structured-data platform: interactive schema generators, educational guides, and ready-to-paste markup for developers and SEOs. Schema is not a service line we bolted on, it is a product we shipped.
Read the case study →JustOneHit
justonehit.comA clean technical foundation plus content that answers the query, earning 8,352 search impressions every 28 days with £0 spent on promotion. No ads, no link buying, no social push.
Read the case study →RunReps
runreps.comA rebuild on PHP, Tailwind, and SQLite carrying 70+ tools across five language versions, now at 145,200 search impressions and 1,137 clicks every 28 days. Architecture at that scale is a technical problem before it is a content one.
Read the case study →How a technical SEO engagement runs
01
Crawl
We crawl the site, pull your Search Console and field data, and find what is actually broken.
02
Prioritise
Findings ranked by traffic at risk and effort to fix. You get a short list you can act on, not fifty pages of severity ratings.
03
Fix
We implement, or we brief your developers and review the work. Whichever is faster for you.
04
Verify
Re-crawl, confirm indexing moved, and watch the field data. A fix nobody verified is not a fix.
Working with your developers
If you already have a development team, we brief them in their language and review what ships. Most technical SEO stalls at the handover, because the person writing the recommendation cannot tell whether the implementation is right. That is the gap we close.
Find out what is holding the site back
Tell us the domain and what you are seeing. We will tell you whether it is a technical problem worth paying to fix, or something cheaper. We work with businesses right across the UK, remotely by default.
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