Technical SEO consulting for discoverable websites.
Technical SEO connects how a site works with how people and search systems use it. I help identify barriers, explain their significance, and give implementation teams a clear place to start.
A finding needs context. The most useful audit explains who is affected, why it matters, and what a sensible next step looks like.
Crawling, indexing, & site architecture
A page can exist without being easy to discover. I examine crawling, indexability, internal links, and rendering to understand where important content becomes difficult to reach.
Review scope and next steps
- Review site architecture, crawl findings, and indexability signals.
- Examine rendered content and important page templates.
- Explain affected patterns and actionable next steps.
- Discover a URL
- Fetch & render
- Evaluate the page
Page performance & user experience
Speed metrics are useful when they lead to a better experience. I help interpret performance findings and identify changes worth discussing with your development team.
Review scope and next steps
- Review loading, responsiveness, and layout stability.
- Distinguish lab diagnostics from available field evidence.
- Prioritize recommendations and plan validation after implementation.
- Load the content
- Respond to input
- Keep the layout stable
Technical SEO recommendations & validation
A long issue list can obscure the decisions that matter. I bring findings into context, clarify implementation questions, and help teams agree what to investigate or address first.
Review scope and next steps
- Group related issues and identify affected page types.
- Explain rationale, dependencies, and implementation considerations.
- Define what should be rechecked after a change.
- Observed issue
- Implementation context
- Validation plan
Discuss your Technical SEO priorities
Tell me what you’re trying to understand or improve. We can work out whether my perspective fits the problem and what a useful scope would look like.
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