A three-week, fixed-scope diagnostic that eliminates crawl waste, rendering blockers, and performance debt holding back your rankings. Delivered as an engineer-ready ticket backlog, or deployed directly in your repository.
When organic growth stalls, the default agency reflex is to publish more articles, buy more backlinks, or blame the latest Google core update.
But publishing content on top of broken site architecture only accelerates crawl waste. Parameter loops trap search bots, unhydrated JavaScript hides critical copy, broken canonical chains misdirect authority, and degrading Core Web Vitals quietly drag your commercial pages out of contention.
Our Technical SEO diagnostic takes the engineering path. We isolate the architectural bottlenecks capping your organic visibility, delivering a prioritized ticket backlog ranked by revenue impact so your engineering team ships the high-leverage fixes that directly unlock pipeline.
Crawl-budget allocation, parameter handling, faceted navigation filtering, robots.txt directives, XML sitemap validation, canonical mapping, and index bloat prevention.
Server-side rendering (SSR) vs client-side hydration audits. Ensuring Googlebot renders client-side JS content, internal links, lazy-loaded components, and skeleton UI states accurately.
Product, Article, FAQPage, Organization, LocalBusiness, and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD testing. Resolving syntax errors and securing eligibility for Google rich results.
Template-level diagnostics for Interaction to Next Paint (INP), Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) using Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) field data and lab audits.
Internal linking hierarchies, orphan page reclamation, anchor text distribution patterns, hub-and-spoke cluster integrity, and breadcrumb microdata structures.
Hreflang tag configuration, country and language locale routing, 301 redirect chain consolidation, soft-404 cleanup, and post-migration URL mapping.
Full-site crawl with custom bots, Search Console read integration, CrUX field data extraction, and server log ingestion.
Wk 1 · D1–3Senior technical auditors inspect crawl mechanics, JavaScript hydration, schema validity, CWV bottlenecks, and redirect graphs.
Wk 1–2Every finding is evaluated against organic pipeline potential and engineering complexity to isolate high-impact quick wins from major template refactors.
Wk 2Formatted Jira, Linear, or GitHub tickets with reproduction steps, code snippets, and acceptance criteria delivered on a 60-minute technical handoff call.
Wk 3Optional tier where our senior engineers pair in your staging repository, submitting tested pull requests directly to your codebase.
Wk 3+The diagnostic audit is stack-agnostic: we have audited Shopify Liquid, Magento, WordPress and WooCommerce, Webflow, Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, Hydrogen, and bespoke headless setups.
For implementation tiers, our senior engineers deploy tested fixes directly to your repository branches, submitting clean pull requests with reproduction logs and seamless deployment protocols.
Up to 2,000 indexed pages. Core crawlability, indexing, and architecture fixes.
Up to 15,000 pages. Headless, JS rendering, and international hreflang fixes.
50,000+ pages or complex enterprise stacks. Comprehensive architectural overhaul.
Note: Listed tiers reflect standard project scope. Final deliverables and pricing are confirmed after our initial technical and requirements analysis.
Automated tools like Ahrefs or Screaming Frog run standardized regex sweeps that flag thousands of benign warnings while missing critical architecture flaws. They cannot evaluate client-side JavaScript hydration delays, faceted navigation crawl traps, or server-side caching bottlenecks. Our diagnostic combines custom crawls, Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) field data, server log inspection, and template-level code reviews. The output is not an automated score; it is a prioritized ticket backlog formatted for your engineering workflow.
We support both workflows based on your team's bandwidth. On our Essential tier, we deliver developer-ready tickets for Jira, Linear, or GitHub complete with reproduction steps, affected URLs, code snippets, and acceptance criteria. On our implementation tiers, our senior engineers pair in your environment, writing and testing the fixes to submit clean pull requests directly to your Git repository.
Yes. Single-page applications and headless architectures often create subtle rendering traps where search engine bots receive empty HTML shells or fail during hydration timeouts. We audit server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), dynamic rendering pipelines, and DOM hydration to ensure Googlebot parses your content, metadata, and internal links identically to a browser.
That is expected on large websites. Rather than handing your team an overwhelming, unprioritized list, we score every finding by projected revenue impact against engineering complexity. We isolate the top 5 to 10 high-leverage fixes that remove immediate indexing blockers during Phase 1, while scheduling secondary template improvements into a structured roadmap.
Yes. We evaluate Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Interaction to Next Paint (INP), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) using real-user field data from the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) alongside lab diagnostics. We identify the exact third-party scripts, unoptimized render-blocking stylesheets, font-loading delays, and DOM execution bottlenecks dragging down user experience and Google ranking signals.
No. All proposed code changes follow strict engineering release protocols. Tickets specify verification steps and rollback criteria. For direct implementations, fixes are developed on staging branches, validated with staging crawls, and reviewed by your team before merging into production. We never make speculative, untested updates to live templates.
Search engines process technical updates on their own crawling schedules. Once fixes are deployed and sitemaps are refreshed, search bots typically re-crawl and re-render priority URLs within 2 to 4 weeks. Search Console indexation errors resolve first, followed by improvements in impression velocity and organic rankings over the following 60 to 90 days as crawl equity flows efficiently.
To start the diagnostic, we need read-only access to Google Search Console and your analytics platform. If available, server access logs help us trace bot crawl frequencies and status codes. For clients choosing our direct implementation tier, we also require staging repository access and deployment instructions. We do not require production database credentials or customer data access.
