Technical SEO Specialist
Give your important pages a stronger technical foundation.
I help businesses find and fix the technical issues that make websites harder to crawl, understand and use. My focus is a practical improvement plan backed by implementation checks.
Give your important pages a stronger technical foundation.
Technical SEO becomes useful when each finding has a clear explanation, an affected page or template, and a next action. I organize recommendations around your website platform and the resources available to implement them.
The work can cover a new website, an established content site or a large catalog. I start with pages that support your services and revenue, rather than treating every warning in a crawler as equally important.
Does any of this sound familiar?
Important URLs are discovered but not consistently indexed.
Redirects, canonicals and navigation send conflicting signals.
Audit reports keep growing without a clear implementation owner.
Specialist work, with a clear purpose.
Crawlability & indexing
Review robots directives, XML sitemaps, canonical tags and indexation patterns to identify barriers affecting important pages.
Site structure & migrations
Assess redirects, broken links, URL patterns and navigation so search engines and visitors can reach the right content.
Implementation support
Translate audit findings into prioritized fixes, coordinate changes and validate the affected templates after release.
How the work comes together.
A technical review starts with the URLs your business needs people to find. I compare their intended role with crawl responses, rendered content, internal links and available Search Console evidence. That helps distinguish a page-level problem from a repeated template issue.
Recommendations include the affected URL pattern, why the issue matters, the change required and a way to validate it. Developer tickets can then focus on a defined outcome, such as removing a canonical conflict or making an important category reachable through ordinary navigation.
What I need to get started
- Website URL and priority services or categories
- Search Console access and recent release history
- A development contact for template-level changes
This engagement covers crawlability, indexation signals and technical implementation requirements. Editorial rewriting and acquiring external links are separate workstreams that can be coordinated when needed.
Questions worth asking.
What does a technical SEO audit include?
The scope usually covers a crawl, representative template checks, indexing evidence, important URL patterns and prioritized fixes. The exact coverage is agreed around site size, platform and the problems you need to investigate.
Can you work with our developer?
Yes. Findings can be organized as implementation requirements with affected examples and acceptance checks. Your developer retains ownership of application changes, while I help review the SEO behavior before and after release.
Will technical fixes guarantee higher rankings?
No. Technical improvements remove obstacles and improve the foundation of your website. Search performance also depends on content, relevance, competition and how search engines evaluate the site.