Crawl waste killing your budget
Google allocates a crawl budget to every site. Poor internal linking, redirect chains, duplicate content, and low-value pages consume that budget — leaving important pages uncrawled and unranked.
The hidden problem
Most SEO teams focus on content and links while technical issues quietly limit how much of that investment actually reaches Google. You can publish great content and build strong links — and still plateau because crawlers can't access, render, or understand your site properly.
Google allocates a crawl budget to every site. Poor internal linking, redirect chains, duplicate content, and low-value pages consume that budget — leaving important pages uncrawled and unranked.
Since 2021, CWV are a ranking signal. Slow LCP, high CLS, and poor INP directly impact rankings and user experience. Most SaaS sites on complex tech stacks fail CWV without realizing it.
React, Next.js, and Vue apps create invisible content for crawlers if rendering isn't configured correctly. Pages that look perfect to users can be completely empty to Googlebot.
How I approach Technical SEO
I audit every technical layer of your site — crawl, render, index, performance — prioritize by revenue impact, and execute fixes alongside your engineering team.
Complete crawl analysis using Screaming Frog and Sitebulb. Identify crawl waste, orphan pages, redirect chains, and indexation blocks. Prioritize fixes by traffic impact.
LCP, INP, and CLS diagnosis and fix. PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, and WebPageTest analysis. Engineering-level recommendations your dev team can implement immediately.
Diagnose and fix rendering issues on React, Next.js, Vue, and Angular sites. Server-side rendering, dynamic rendering, and pre-rendering configuration for full Googlebot visibility.
Information architecture audit, internal linking analysis, URL structure optimization, and crawl depth reduction. Build a site structure that distributes authority efficiently.
Implement and validate schema markup: Organization, Person, Service, FAQ, BreadcrumbList, Article. Maximize rich result eligibility and entity disambiguation.
Site architecture issues visualised — orphan pages and crawl blocks costing you rankings.
Scope of work
200+
Technical checks performed
48hrs
Audit turnaround time
Priority
Fixes ranked by impact
Full technical SEO audit report
Crawl budget analysis and optimization
Core Web Vitals diagnosis and fixes
JavaScript rendering audit
Index coverage analysis
Internal linking architecture review
Duplicate content identification
URL structure optimization
Schema markup implementation
Technical SEO monitoring setup
The process
200+ technical checks across crawl, render, index, performance, and architecture. Every issue documented with severity rating and fix recommendation.
48 hoursIssues ranked by traffic impact, fix complexity, and urgency. You get a clear execution roadmap — highest impact fixes first, not alphabetical checklists.
Week 1Work alongside your engineering team to implement fixes. I write technical specs your developers can execute immediately — no translation required.
Month 1-2Verify fixes are correctly implemented. Set up ongoing technical monitoring to catch new issues before they compound into traffic losses.
OngoingProven results
40%
Index Quality ImprovementAverage improvement in index quality after crawl optimization and content pruning for SaaS clients on complex tech stacks
3X
Crawl EfficiencyAverage improvement in crawl efficiency after fixing crawl waste, redirect chains, and low-value page issues
2.1s
LCP ImprovementAverage LCP improvement after Core Web Vitals optimization on React and Next.js SaaS applications
Fit check
Your site is on a JavaScript framework (React, Next.js, Vue, Angular)
You've been doing SEO for 6+ months without seeing results
You've hit a traffic plateau despite publishing good content
You're planning a site migration or redesign
You suspect technical issues but don't know where to start
You're just starting SEO and have no content yet
Your site is a simple WordPress blog with no technical complexity
You need content strategy before technical fixes
You want guaranteed results in 30 days
Have more questions?
Common questions
How do you work with our engineering team?
I deliver technical recommendations as developer-ready specs — exact code changes, configuration updates, and implementation guides written for engineers, not marketers. I'm available for implementation calls to walk your team through complex fixes like JS rendering or CWV improvements.
Do you need access to our codebase?
Not always. Most technical SEO audits use external tools (Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, PageSpeed Insights, GSC). For JS rendering diagnosis I may need a staging environment. For implementation support I'll need whatever access your engineering team has.
How is a technical SEO audit different from an SEO audit?
A standard SEO audit covers keywords, content, and links. A technical SEO audit goes deeper: crawl logs, render testing, index coverage analysis, Core Web Vitals profiling, JavaScript execution tracing, and server response analysis. It's the difference between checking the paintwork and inspecting the engine.