Technical SEO services that your developers can actually ship.
I find what stops search engines and AI crawlers from finding, rendering, and indexing your most valuable pages, then write the fixes as specs your developers can build from.
Where technical SEO holds you back.
Important pages are not indexed
Search Console shows hundreds of pages crawled but not indexed, and some of them are the pages you need to rank.
Crawl budget goes to junk
Parameters, staging URLs, feeds, and duplicates soak up crawler attention while new pages wait weeks to be discovered.
Your developers get vague tickets
"Fix canonicals" and "improve Core Web Vitals" sit in the backlog because nobody wrote down exactly what to change.
Technical SEO consulting, written for developers
A technical SEO expert is only as useful as the tickets they leave behind. Most technical audits end in a crawler export: hundreds of warnings, no priorities, and no indication of which ones affect revenue. Developers ignore them, sensibly.
Technical SEO consulting done well ends in specs. Each one names the URLs affected, the exact change, why it matters, and how to confirm it worked.
Built for search engines and AI crawlers
The technical layer now has two audiences. Googlebot renders JavaScript eventually; many AI crawlers do not render it at all. A page that loads its content client-side can rank in Google and still be invisible to ChatGPT. Every technical review I run checks both, including robots rules for AI crawlers and what each one can actually read.
What I do and what your developers do
I diagnose, prioritize, and spec. Your developers build. After release, I check the change against the spec. You get a technical SEO consultant’s judgment without paying for implementation hours, and your team keeps full control of the codebase.
What technical SEO covers.
Crawl and indexation
- Full crawl plus Search Console coverage analysis
- Crawled-not-indexed, index bloat, canonical, and noindex problems
- Robots.txt and XML sitemap hygiene
Rendering and AI crawlers
- JavaScript rendering blind spots for Googlebot and AI crawlers
- AI crawler access and what each one can actually read
Architecture and internal linking
- Orphan pages, hub-and-spoke gaps, and redirect chains
- URL structure for product, category, and content sections
Structured data
- Schema audit and a schema plan per page type
- Validation against what each search feature actually uses
Performance
- Core Web Vitals and page-experience read on the templates that matter
How technical SEO gets shipped.
I find the crawl, indexation, rendering, and architecture problems, rank them, and write each fix as a ticket your developers can act on.
I crawl and diagnose
Crawl, indexation, rendering for search and AI crawlers, architecture, and performance, checked against what Google actually indexes.
I write developer-ready tickets
Each fix written with the problem, the change, and how to verify it, ranked by impact.
Your developers ship, I review
Engineering ships the fixes. I review each release to confirm it worked and that nothing regressed.
Specs your developers can ship.
Developer-ready specs
Each fix written as a ticket: the problem, the URLs affected, the exact change, and how to verify it shipped.
A prioritized fix list
Ranked by the traffic and revenue at stake, so the first sprint goes to the pages that matter.
Post-release review
I check what shipped against the spec, so a fix that went out half-done gets caught.
Indexation and crawl results.
Anonymized by industry. Each links to the full story where one exists.
Technical SEO questions.
What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO is the work that lets search engines and AI crawlers find, render, and index your pages: crawlability, indexation, site architecture, internal linking, structured data, and performance. Content cannot rank if this layer is broken.
What do technical SEO services include?
Mine include crawl and indexation analysis, rendering checks for Googlebot and AI crawlers, architecture and internal linking, a schema audit and plan, and a Core Web Vitals read, all delivered as developer-ready specs.
Do you implement technical fixes?
No. I diagnose the problem, write the fix as a spec precise enough to build from, and review it after it ships. Your developers, or a developer you hire, make the change.
How much do technical SEO services cost?
It depends on the size and complexity of the site and whether the work is one-time or ongoing, so I quote after a fit call. The $5,000 SEO & GEO audit includes a full technical SEO audit.
Do you offer schema markup services?
Yes, as part of technical SEO consulting: a schema plan by page type, the JSON-LD specs, and validation after your developer ships it.