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Technical SEO Services to Fix What Holds Your Site Back
If search engines can't crawl, render, and index your pages efficiently, nothing else in SEO works. The Technical SEO Fix Package finds and fixes the infrastructure problems that quietly cap your rankings, from indexing errors to slow templates.
The problem
Technical problems are invisible until traffic drops.
Technical SEO issues don't announce themselves. A staging site gets indexed. A theme update strips canonical tags. Faceted navigation creates thousands of near-duplicate URLs that eat your crawl budget. Redirect chains from three redesigns ago slow every visit. Your homepage passes Core Web Vitals but your product template fails.
Search Console shows symptoms, like pages that are crawled but not indexed, but it rarely explains causes. Many site owners see the warnings, install another plugin, and hope for the best.
AI crawlers add new questions. Can they access your content, or is it hidden behind JavaScript that never renders for them? Is your robots.txt blocking bots you actually want? Technical health now decides whether you're eligible for AI answers at all.
My approach
Diagnose the cause, fix it properly, and confirm it worked.
I start with a full crawl and a review of your Search Console data, server responses, and rendering. I compare what you want indexed with what Google actually indexes, and trace every gap back to a cause: a template, a plugin, a setting, or a server rule.
Then I fix it. On WordPress I usually implement changes directly. On Shopify, Squarespace, and Wix, I work within each platform's limits and use the settings, apps, and code access available. Every change is logged, and I validate the fix in Search Console so you know it held.
Crawl and index
Index bloat, orphan pages, noindex mistakes, canonical conflicts, and sitemap errors.
Speed and vitals
Core Web Vitals, image weight, render-blocking scripts, and template-level fixes.
Architecture
URL structure, redirects, pagination, faceted navigation, and internal link depth.
AI crawler access
robots.txt rules, rendering, and llms.txt so AI systems can read your content.
Process
How the work runs.
Every step has a clear output, and you approve the plan before any changes go live.
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Technical crawl
A full crawl plus Search Console, server log, and rendering review where available.
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Fix plan
A prioritized list of issues with the cause and proposed fix for each.
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Approval
You approve the plan and we agree on what I implement and what your developer handles.
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Implementation
I make the fixes, test them on staging where possible, and deploy carefully.
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Validation
I request validation in Search Console and report on indexing and speed changes.
Deliverables
What you get.
- Full technical crawl and issue log
- Indexing and canonical fixes
- Redirect cleanup and chain removal
- XML sitemap and robots.txt review
- Core Web Vitals improvements on key templates
- Structured data error fixes
- AI crawler access review and llms.txt
- Change log and validation report
Pricing
From $1,500 One time, Technical SEO Fix Package
Published starting price in USD. Final scope and price are confirmed in writing before any work starts.
Not sure where to start?
Start with the audit. It shows exactly what to fix first.
What does the Technical SEO Fix Package include?
It includes a technical crawl, a prioritized fix plan, and implementation of agreed fixes, up to the scope quoted. Most small and mid-size sites fit in the base package. Very large or custom-built sites are quoted separately.
Do I need an SEO audit first?
Not necessarily. If you already know your problems are technical, such as indexing drops or slow pages, you can start here. If you're not sure what's wrong, the audit is the better first step.
Can you fix speed issues on Shopify or Wix?
Partly. These platforms control the server and core code, so some limits can't be changed. I focus on what you control: apps, images, theme code, scripts, and embeds.
Will this break my site?
I test changes on a staging site where possible, take backups before major edits, and deploy in small steps. Every change is logged so it can be reversed.
How do I know the fixes worked?
I validate fixes in Search Console, re-crawl the site, and compare indexing and Core Web Vitals data before and after.
Do you work with developers?
Yes. Many clients have an in-house or agency developer. I write clear tickets with the cause, the fix, and how to test it.
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Next step
Ready to be found in Google and AI answers?
Tell me about your site and goals. I'll reply with an honest take on where you stand and what I'd fix first.