Technical SEO services
Our technical SEO services find the problems that stop search engines crawling, understanding and ranking your site, and then fix them in the code. Most audits end with a spreadsheet of issues for your developers. We're developers, so ours end with the fixes made, tested and measured.
It matters most for sites with hundreds or thousands of pages, such as directories, job boards, online shops, SaaS and content sites, where one template problem can hide thousands of pages from Google.
What we look at
- Crawling and indexing: what search engines can reach, and what they keep.
- Site structure and internal links: how importance flows through the site.
- Templates: titles, headings, canonical tags and structured data at scale.
- Speed and Core Web Vitals, measured on real devices.
- Duplicate and thin pages, and pages that compete with each other.
- JavaScript rendering, redirects and migrations.
What an audit covers
We crawl the site the way a search engine does, read your Search Console data, and compare the two. The gaps between what you publish and what Google indexes are where the work is.
What we build
Indexing fixes
Pages Google can't reach, won't keep, or is told to ignore by mistake, found and fixed at the template level.
Structure and internal links
A clear hierarchy, hub pages and links that tell search engines which pages matter most.
Page speed
Smaller pages, better images, less JavaScript and faster servers, measured before and after.
Structured data
Markup that describes your business, products, articles or listings accurately, so search engines and AI answers understand them.
Pages made from data, done safely
Location, category or industry pages that are genuinely useful on their own, rather than thin copies that put the whole site at risk.
Migrations
Moving domain, platform or structure without losing what you've built up in search, with every old address redirected.
What we often find on large sites
Filters and sort orders that create thousands of near-identical addresses. Pages that only appear after JavaScript runs. Canonical tags pointing at the wrong page. Old redirects chained three or four deep. Listings that expire and leave errors behind. Sitemaps that list pages the site itself says not to index.
Each one is usually a template or a rule, not a page, so one fix can affect thousands of pages at once.
How a project runs
An audit is a fixed-price stage. You get the findings in plain words, ranked by what they're worth, and a fixed price for making the fixes. We make them in your code or templates, test them, and measure the result in Search Console.
If you want us to keep watching, a monthly fee covers checks after every release, so a change doesn't quietly undo the work.
Software we built and still run
Our own products, live today. We designed, built and host every one of them.
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4dayweek.io
We build and run 4dayweek.io's search pages. In the 90 days to 15 October 2026 it had 152.7k clicks from Google search, 20% more than the 90 days before.
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ADHD Private
A directory with regional and city pages built from its data. In the 30 days to 15 October 2026 its public pages had 6,160 visits.
Questions
Do you do link building or content?
Not as a service. We fix how the site works, which is where developers make the biggest difference. If content or links are what's holding you back, we'll say so.
How long until we see results?
Fixes to indexing can show within weeks, once Google recrawls the pages; others take longer. We measure in Search Console before and after, so you can see what changed.
Can you work on our existing site?
Yes, whatever it's built with, as long as we can change its code or templates. If we can't, we'll write the fixes up for whoever can.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. Nobody can promise where Google will rank a page. What we can show you is what we found, what we fixed and what changed in Search Console afterwards.
Tell us what you want to build
A few lines is enough to start. Phil replies within one working day.
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