Technical SEO
Technical SEO for sites that already have content — crawlability, Core Web Vitals, structured data (FAQPage, LocalBusiness), hreflang, and clean migrations. Audit-first, no fake ranking guarantees.
- • Technical SEO Audits
- • Core Web Vitals & Page Speed
- • Structured Data (Schema.org)
- • Sitemaps, robots.txt & Indexing Health
- • Canonicalization & Hreflang (EN/FR)
- • Redirect Maps & Site Migrations
- • Duplicate & Thin-Content Cleanup
- • Log Files & Crawl Budget Review
Technical SEO for sites that already have content — crawlability and indexing, Core Web Vitals, structured data (FAQPage, LocalBusiness), bilingual hreflang, and clean migrations. An engineer should also be able to fix what a crawler finds.
Most "table-stakes worth of SEO" is actually technical: a page Google cannot fetch cannot rank, no matter how nice the copy is. We audit fetchability (robots, sitemaps, canonical rules), indexation state, Core Web Vitals and server response, structured data gaps (FAQPage, LocalBusiness, Service, Breadcrumb), and bilingual hreflang for EN/FR sites.
Deliverables are a prioritized punch list with measurements before and after — not a generic PDF. When our team hosts the site (or built it), we implement fixes together — redirects, schema markup, cache and CDN configuration — because the people recommending changes are the ones wiring them into production.
We do not sell fake #1-ranking guarantees or invented local listings. Rank movement comes from crawl health, useful content, and links over time; our job is to make the technical foundation solid and measurable, and report honest progress.
Who technical SEO is for
- Businesses whose pages have traffic but rank poorly on money keywords
- Teams publishing lots of content (blog, FAQ, guides) that is not being indexed well
- Sites with slow pages, bumpy CWV scores, or hydration-driven layout shifts
- EN/FR bilingual businesses that need correct hreflang and canonical rules
- Owners preparing a redesign or migration who cannot afford to lose existing rankings
What a typical audit covers
- Crawlability & indexation review — robots.txt, XML sitemaps, canonical rules
- Core Web Vitals audit (LCP, CLS, INP) with server-side fixes where possible
- Structured data: FAQPage, LocalBusiness, Service, Organization, breadcrumbs
- Internal link structure, orphan pages, and duplicate/thin-content cleanup
- Redirect maps for migrations, plus post-launch search-console verification
- Priority list sorted by expected traffic impact and implementation effort
How the engagement runs
- 1Audit — crawl, indexation, CWV, structured data, and hreflang findings
- 2Punch list — prioritized fixes with the expected impact of each item
- 3Implement — with your developers, or our team when we host the site
- 4Verify — re-crawl and re-measure after deploy; report honest before/after
Coverage
Remote delivery across Canada and the United States · Winnipeg-based engineering · Federal bilingual coverage when scoped (EN/FR).
Frequently asked questions
Do you sell #1-on-Google packages?
No. Ranking improvements compound over time and depend on many factors we do not control. We sell audit, implementation, and verification — measured, not promised.
Can you implement fixes in our CMS (WordPress, Shopify, custom)?
Usually yes. If our web team controls the code, fixes go to production directly. If you have another vendor, we deliver a prioritized punch list with exact settings tested.
What is FAQPage / LocalBusiness schema?
Structured-data code that tells Google extra facts about a page — FAQ answers, business phone, and area served. Combined with valid markup, Google can show rich results (expandable questions, contact details) in search.
Need the site AND the SEO under one roof?