Technical SEO & schema.
Fast, crawlable, unambiguous websites engineered for people, search engines and agents.
We remove the technical friction that wastes authority and obscures meaning. From crawling and rendering to structured data and Core Web Vitals, every fix has a reason and a priority.
Our work is rigorous enough for technical teams, clear enough for decision-makers and always connected to the customer journey. You will know what we are doing, why it matters and what we learned.
A complete view,
sharply prioritised.
- 01Full technical and indexation audit
- 02Crawl, rendering and canonical diagnosis
- 03Core Web Vitals and performance work
- 04Schema.org graph design and validation
- 05Sitemaps, feeds and crawler directives
Built around the problem,
not the acronym.
Technical SEO makes sure search systems can access, render, interpret and consolidate the pages you want to compete. We trace problems from the crawl request through rendering, canonicals, internal links and indexation, separating genuine blockers from low-value warnings.
Structured data is designed as a consistent graph rather than a collection of badges. Organisation, person, service, article, breadcrumb and local business entities are connected to the visible information on the site, with unsupported ratings, locations and claims excluded.
Performance work is prioritised around real user experience and page templates. We focus on changes that improve Core Web Vitals or remove costly technical friction, while preserving the design and functionality that help visitors understand and convert.
Use the AI search readiness checklist↗When this service
earns its place.
- Sites with crawling, canonical or indexation anomalies
- JavaScript-heavy websites and complex rendering paths
- Migrations, redesigns and platform changes
- Organisations needing reliable schema across many templates
Useful answers,
up front.
What does a technical SEO audit cover?+
Coverage is shaped by the platform, but commonly includes crawling, rendering, status codes, canonicals, redirects, robots directives, sitemaps, internal linking, structured data, performance and indexation evidence.
Does schema markup improve rankings?+
Schema helps search systems interpret eligible information and can support enhanced search appearances. It is not a general ranking shortcut, and every marked-up claim must match content that visitors can see.
Can you work directly with developers?+
Yes. Findings can be translated into developer-ready tickets with examples, acceptance criteria, priority and testing notes. We can also review releases and verify the result after deployment.