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You’re investing in content, campaigns and LLM visibility. But if your website isn’t technically sound, you’re making every other marketing investment work harder than it needs to. Our technical SEO services are designed to find those problems, prioritise what matters and fix the issues costing you visibility.
Your website should be helping your business grow, not getting in the way. But when key pages aren’t indexed, slow load times drive customers away, or a migration wipes out years of hard-earned authority, the commercial impact adds up quickly. And as AI search grows, poorly structured or inaccessible content is less likely to be understood, surfaced or recommended. Our job is to remove the barriers standing in the way.
However, you don’t need to understand the ins and outs of a crawl report (that’s our job!) We’ll identify what’s genuinely holding your website back, prioritise the highest-impact improvements and make sure your technical foundations support the rest of your marketing strategy.
Sometimes the signs are obvious. Sometimes they’re much harder to spot. Either way, if your website falls into any of these situations, technical SEO is likely to make a meaningful difference:
Whether you’re planning for change or trying to recover from it, our aim is to give you a plan you can act on.
A new website should be exciting. Too often, it’s the moment businesses unknowingly undo years of SEO investment. We’ve seen successful websites fail because of one missed redirect. One forgotten page. One poorly planned URL structure. Small technical oversights can quickly become lost rankings, fewer enquiries and a significant hit to revenue.
The biggest mistake businesses make is bringing SEO in after the website has launched. By then, the damage is often already done. From consultancy to complete delivery, we’ll support your migration in whatever way makes the most sense for your business. Whether we’re advising your developers, collaborating with another agency or delivering the website ourselves, we’ll make sure your visibility is protected throughout.
It depends on the issues found and how quickly fixes can be implemented, but most sites see measurable improvements in crawl and indexation health within weeks, with rankings following as fixes bed in.
Not every business does. A smaller, relatively stable website may only need support around a specific issue or major change. Larger or frequently updated websites are more likely to benefit from ongoing monitoring, particularly when multiple teams, platforms or developers are involved. We’ll recommend the level of support that makes sense, rather than pushing an unnecessary retainer.
Technical SEO is not a shortcut to appearing in ChatGPT or Google’s AI results, but it is an important foundation. Your content needs to be accessible, clearly structured and easy for search systems to understand. Technical SEO removes barriers that could prevent your content from being discovered, interpreted or referenced, while your wider content, authority and brand strategy build the signals needed to earn visibility.
Yes. The principles of technical SEO remain broadly consistent, even though implementation varies between platforms. We can work with your existing CMS, advise your development team or support a move to a new platform. Where a platform creates limitations, we’ll explain the trade-offs clearly rather than recommending changes that cannot realistically be delivered.
Our technical SEO audits focus specifically on the technical health of your website – crawlability, indexation, speed, structured data and architecture – rather than the broader mix of content, authority and conversion factors in a full SEO audit. It’s usually the right starting point if you already know something technical is holding you back, or ahead of a migration or redesign. If you’re not sure which you need, our SEO audits page breaks down the fuller review.
That is often a useful conversation. Technical SEO decisions involve trade-offs between search performance, user experience, development resource and wider business priorities. We’ll explain the reasoning, listen to technical constraints and work with your developers to find the most effective practical solution.
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