03 / Fix
TechnicalSEO & GEO.
Make your site easy for search engines and AI crawlers to reach, read, trust and rank.
- Who it's for
- Existing sites with indexing, speed or migration problems
- What you get
- Fixes implemented, or clear tickets for your developers
- Timeline
- [4–8 weeks], then monthly
- Engagement
- Project or retainer
- Works with
- WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Next.js and custom builds
01 / The problem
Search engines can't rank what they can't read.
Good content doesn't help if crawlers can't reach it. Blocked pages, broken redirects, slow templates and text that only appears after scripts run all keep pages out of results, and out of AI answers.
We find what's blocking you, fix it in order of impact, and keep watch so it doesn't come back.
Important pages aren't indexed.
Mobile pages are slow to load.
Traffic fell after a migration or update.
Step 1
Google's guide to its AI features starts with the basics: pages its crawlers can reach and read.
Google Search Central ↗02 / AI crawler checker
Can AI crawlersread your site?
Enter a domain. We read its live robots.txt and show which AI and search crawlers may read each page, which rule decides, and what a block costs you.
03 / What's included
Nine checks.Fixed in order.
We fix what costs you the most first, and show the impact of every fix.
- 01Crawling and indexationMake sure the pages that matter get crawled and indexed.
- 02Site architectureA structure and internal linking that show what matters most.
- 03Core Web VitalsFaster loading, quicker responses and stable layouts.
- 04JavaScript renderingText and links that crawlers can see without running scripts.
- 05Structured dataSchema that describes your business, products and content.
- 06AI crawler accessrobots.txt and llms.txt set up so the right AI crawlers can read you.
- 07Redirects and canonicalsClean status codes, one URL per page and no redirect chains.
- 08International siteshreflang and structure for sites in several languages or countries.
- 09Logs and migrationsSee how crawlers really behave, and move sites without losses.
04 / How it works
Five steps.Then monthly.
Initial fixes take [4–8 weeks]. After that, we monitor and keep things clean.
- 01 · [Week 1]Crawl & dataA full crawl, plus your Search Console data and server logs.
- 02 · [Week 2]PrioritiseEvery issue ranked by impact and effort.
- 03 · [Weeks 3–6]FixWe implement, or write tickets with your developers.
- 04 · [Week 7]ValidateWe confirm in the data that each fix worked.
- 05 · [Monthly]MonitorRegular crawls catch new problems early.
05 / What you'll receive
What you get.
- 01Prioritised issue listEvery problem, its impact and how to fix it.
- 02Fixes or ticketsImplemented by us, or written for your developers.
- 03Before/after reportWhat changed, and what it did for crawling and traffic.
- 04Monitoring dashboardCrawl health, speed and indexing in one view.
- 05Monthly check-inNew issues found and fixed before they cost you.
Want this for your brand?
Start with the free audit: how AI engines describe you and three competitors, in [48 hours].
06 / Results
What fixinghas done.
[X → Y]
Pages indexed, before and after
[X s → Y s]
Largest Contentful Paint on key templates
[+X%]
Organic traffic in the [period] after fixes
[A real client quote about working with us on their technical SEO.]
07 / Is it right for you?
A good fit.
Or not.
A good fit if…
- Pages you need aren't showing up in Google.
- Your site is slow on mobile.
- You recently migrated, or are about to.
- You run a large site and crawlers waste time on the wrong pages.
Not the right fit if…
- Your site needs rebuilding from scratch. Website Development →
- Nobody can make changes to the site at all.
- You don't know what's wrong yet.
Do you need access to our CMS or developers?
Read-only access to Search Console and analytics is enough to start. To implement fixes we need CMS access, or we work through your developers with clear tickets.
Do you implement fixes or just advise?
Both. We can make the changes ourselves, or write tickets your team can pick up, with a check for each one.
Which platforms do you support?
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Next.js and most custom builds.
Do we need an llms.txt file?
It is a proposed standard that is quick to add, but the major AI engines haven't confirmed they use it. We add it when it's cheap and focus on what clearly matters: crawler access, rendering and structure.
How do you measure the impact?
We record a baseline before we start, then track indexing, speed, crawl stats and traffic for every fix.
Will technical fixes improve our AI visibility?
They remove the barriers. AI engines can't cite pages they can't reach or read. Content and authority then decide whether you get mentioned.
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