Technical SEO is whatever the dev team gets to after the product roadmap. Usually never.
Runs a crawl, exports 300 issues, and hands over a prioritised-by-severity spreadsheet. Implementation is your problem.
We crawl, diagnose, prioritise by pipeline impact, and work with your engineers to ship the fixes. The audit is the start, not the deliverable.
Issues are found reactively, when traffic drops and nobody knows why.
One audit at kickoff, then quarterly check-ins. Regressions sit undetected for months.
Daily automated crawls catch indexation drops, render failures, and broken deployments within hours, not quarters.
Core Web Vitals and JS rendering are a mystery owned by no one between marketing and engineering.
Generic recommendations: "improve page speed", "add schema". Little understanding of your stack or framework.
We work at the framework level — Next.js, React, headless CMS rendering, CDN config — and give engineers PRs, not vague advice.
Fixes ship, but nobody connects them to rankings, indexation, or revenue.
Reports on errors resolved and health scores. Nobody asks about pipeline contribution.
Every fix is tracked to its effect on crawl coverage, indexation, rankings, and the pipeline those pages produce.
Structured data and AI-crawler readiness aren't on the radar at all.
Schema is bolted on as a checkbox, if at all. No view of how AI engines crawl and cite the site.
We structure content and schema so both Google and AI engines — ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews — can crawl, understand, and cite your pages.