Technical SEO improvements
Strengthen crawlability, metadata, internal linking, and content structure so search engines understand your pages and eligible queries can find you.
How I approach it
- Fix titles, descriptions, and headings
Write unique meta titles and descriptions and align H1-H3 structure with real search intent.
- Improve indexation signals
Clean up canonicals, sitemap coverage, robots rules, and thin or duplicate URLs.
- Strengthen on-page content
Clarify service and location pages with useful copy, internal links, and schema where it helps.
- Keep mobile and speed aligned
Pair SEO fixes with responsive design and performance so rankings gains stick.
What you gain
Stronger technical SEO increases qualified organic traffic and makes paid acquisition more efficient.
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Questions about this work
Scope, sequence, and what you take with you. I quote after seeing the site and the goal. This page has no rate card.
Do you guarantee rankings or traffic?
No. This work makes pages easier to crawl and understand: unique titles and descriptions, a clear heading structure, canonicals, sitemap coverage, robots rules, internal links, and schema where it helps. Where a page ranks also depends on the content and on competing pages. I do not sell backlinks or ads management.
Is there an SEO package price?
No. The quote follows the size of the site and whether we are fixing indexation, metadata, or on-page structure. Send the domain and the pages that matter. I reply within one business day with a scoped quote.
What is included, and what is not?
Included is the sequence on this page: titles, descriptions, and headings; cleanup of canonicals, the sitemap, robots rules, and thin or duplicate URLs; stronger on-page structure with internal links; and a check that mobile layout and speed are not undoing the SEO work. A large new content library is separate unless we put it in the scope.
Which stacks can you fix?
The HTML and metadata the site already renders. I do this on Astro, Next.js, Statamic, and Laravel builds, and on an existing theme when that is what you have. The stack stays unless a template cannot express a clean canonical or heading structure.
How will we know the technical work landed?
We compare the crawl and on-page issues from the start with the state at handoff: titles, canonicals, indexable URLs, and internal links. That is the check. It is not a ranking report. If you also want Core Web Vitals watched after launch, that is the ongoing performance service.
Plan a web project: new site or rebuild
Share your goals, timeline, and stack. I reply within one business day with next steps.