Technical SEO Consulting and Implementation
I diagnose and implement technical SEO fixes in the codebase, CMS, and deployment configuration. The work focuses on whether search engines can crawl the right URLs, understand them, and send visitors to pages that work.
Crawling, indexing, and canonical control
The review checks status codes, robots directives, XML sitemaps, canonical URLs, redirects, duplicate paths, query parameters, pagination, and internal links. Recommendations separate confirmed code defects from issues that require Search Console or production-server evidence.
Metadata and structured data
Page titles, descriptions, headings, social metadata, and JSON-LD should describe the visible page. I can implement shared metadata rules and supported schema for organizations, services, people, breadcrumbs, articles, and visible FAQs without adding reviews, credentials, or locations that cannot be verified.
Performance and JavaScript rendering
Core Web Vitals work can include image sizing, fonts, JavaScript, rendering, caching, and server response investigation. Performance supports users and technical SEO, but no single Lighthouse score guarantees search growth.
Migrations and measurement
A migration plan protects important URLs, content, metadata, redirects, analytics, and Search Console verification. Lead measurement can cover successful form submissions, phone and email clicks, and consultation actions without sending personal form values to analytics.
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Technical SEO questions
What does a technical SEO consultant review?
A review can cover crawling, indexing, status codes, canonicals, redirects, sitemaps, structured data, metadata, rendering, performance, internal links, migrations, and measurement.
Can you implement technical SEO fixes?
Yes. I work in application code, CMS models, structured data, routing, deployment configuration, and analytics. Access and scope determine which fixes can be implemented directly.
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Technical SEO can remove barriers and improve page quality, but rankings also depend on relevance, competition, reputation, links, location, and search-engine systems.
Can technical SEO be part of website maintenance?
Yes. Recurring work can monitor crawl errors, redirects, metadata, structured data, sitemaps, performance, and release regressions. Larger content or migration projects are scoped separately.