Crawlability
Find blocked, duplicated or poorly prioritised paths that make important pages harder to discover.
Technical SEO for stronger crawlability, cleaner information architecture and the search signals that help useful pages get understood.
Make the site easier to crawl, easier to interpret and easier to connect to the questions that matter commercially.

The work behind technical SEO spans crawlability, information architecture, useful answers and the signals that help the right pages earn attention.
The assessment covers the capability areas below for technical SEO.
Find blocked, duplicated or poorly prioritised paths that make important pages harder to discover.
Align navigation, internal links and page relationships with the way buyers explore the offer.
Strengthen structured data, indexation cues and on-page signals so meaning is easier to interpret.
Turn findings into an ordered implementation brief your marketing and development teams can use.
The review defines the business job and evidence required for technical SEO. The first phase produces a technical and intent diagnosis with a prioritised page and measurement backlog. Traffic, rankings and commercial outcomes depend on implementation, competition and the wider journey.
Our recommendations are grounded in recognised industry guidance, including Google Search Central SEO guidance.
Review the technical and content conditions affecting technical SEO.
Prioritise architecture, intent and useful evidence around the questions that matter.
Monitor meaningful search and journey signals, then refine the pages and links doing the work.
Bring priority pages, search questions and the actions search should support.