Crawl and indexability
Review important URL groups, internal discovery, canonical signals and the differences between what should be indexed and what is currently accessible.
Technical SEO your developers can act on.
Turn crawl, indexing and architecture findings into a prioritised implementation backlog.
The work behind Technical SEO.
Architecture and internal links
Assess how service, category and supporting pages relate. Identify changes that make important journeys easier for people and crawlers to follow.
Migrations and releases
Plan URL mapping, redirects and pre-launch checks around the release. Agree who implements, approves and monitors each change.
Validation and handover
Each priority includes affected examples, the reason it matters, an owner and a verification method. Close the loop after implementation.
Technical findings your team can work with.
An issue is only useful when someone can act on it. We connect the affected pages with the recommended change, an implementation owner and a way to check the result.
Useful outputs: Affected URLs, a prioritised implementation brief and validation criteria.
Scope, outputs and the people involved.
The right starting point
Useful for redesigns, platform moves, complex catalogues or important pages that are not being discovered. We agree the templates, markets and environments in scope before crawling.
What you receive
A prioritised issue register, URL examples and developer-ready recommendations. Dependencies and acceptance checks make the backlog actionable.
How we work with your developers
Your development team owns its release process unless implementation is separately agreed. We explain the search requirement, review changes and validate the agreed checks.
Find the barriers. Build a clearer roadmap.
Tell us where technical uncertainty is slowing your team down. We’ll help you explore the priorities, dependencies and implementation support your site needs.
- Discuss the challenge with a search specialist
- Agree what success should look like
- A clear recommendation on the next step