TECHNICAL SEO AUDITS & IMPLEMENTATION
Find the technical and content gaps standing between your website and the buyers you want to reach. Get a prioritized SEO plan and engineering support to put it into action.
Share your goals. We’ll help define the next project.
WHEN THIS WORK HELPS
For B2B owners and marketing teams with an existing website, a real offer and a need to connect content decisions with engineering work. Site access, data availability and internal responsibilities shape the scope.
SCOPE AND OUTPUTS
We agree on access, deliverables and checks for your environment.
Inventory public URLs and examine representative templates, status codes, canonical addresses, sitemap, robots behavior and rendered content. Private systems remain outside acquisition.
Deliverable: URL-level findings with evidence, impact, owners and proposed checks.
Map the questions your audience needs answered to existing pages. Separate guides from commercial landings, improve internal links and identify genuine gaps before proposing more articles.
Deliverable: Page-purpose map, consolidation recommendations and prioritized editorial briefs.
Address agreed issues in metadata, redirects, templates, structured data and content presentation. Review deployment dependencies and preserve existing URLs or equivalent destinations where appropriate.
Deliverable: Versioned changes, isolated verification and an approved release plan with recovery.
Use available Search Console and analytics data with clear periods and limitations. Separate an implemented fix from later indexing, traffic and commercial outcomes.
Deliverable: Baseline definitions, verification record and a maintainable improvement backlog.
HOW THE WORK PROGRESSES
Define the audience, important journeys, current platform, access and business objective. An audit of a sample is not a certification of every page.
Compare served behavior, editorial sources and available search data. Explain which findings are verified and which still need access or investigation.
Agree on the fixes, responsibilities and acceptance checks. Test the relevant templates and publish only within the approved release scope.
Confirm the public artifact, document remaining issues and observe discovery over time. Search engines control indexing and rankings; a deploy does not prove either.
BEFORE WE START
Price, timing, access and support follow the agreed project scope.
SEO focuses on the site's search and content foundation. Our AEO work adds explicit attention to answer questions, claim fidelity and observation of AI citations. They share foundations but can have different deliverables; neither requires duplicating the same pages.
Implementation can be part of the agreed scope. We first review the stack, repository access, hosting, approvals and rollback requirements. An audit does not automatically authorize production changes.
No. We can agree on research, implementation and verification deliverables, not a guaranteed position or traffic outcome. Baseline, period and business relevance must be defined before reporting improvement.
Not by default. We evaluate the existing platform and its native capabilities. A focused change may be sufficient; a migration needs a separate justification, URL plan and recovery strategy.
Not simply because they are old or have little traffic in one period. We inventory content, intent and available history before proposing preservation, improvement or an equivalent redirect.
No. The right depth depends on the question and reader. Long-form work should add useful explanations, examples and decisions, not repeat paragraphs to satisfy a supposed ranking formula.
Describe the website, the discovery problem and the outcome you want to improve. A public site address is useful; do not send passwords, customer records or confidential exports through the inquiry form.
START WITH THE CONTEXT
Primary guidance to review for your implementation:
START WITH YOUR QUESTION
Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll review your goals and discuss the next step.
“Our product pages are difficult to navigate from related guides. Can we review internal links and page purpose before changing templates?”
What happens after you send it?We review your description and reply with questions about your project. No calendar booking or newsletter signup.
No technical brief needed to start.