Employ Right Technology for the SEO-friendly Website
Get your website tech-ready for SEO: easy to crawl and index by search engine bots, fast to load, and with the right tags at the right place for the right purpose.
- Keyword research and distribution across every page
- Page speed, schema, sitemaps and tags fixed at the source
- Every change verified in Google Search Console
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Two sides of a search-friendly website
Technical SEO makes your whole website easy for search engines to access. On-page SEO makes every page clearly relevant to what people search for.
Technical SEO
The foundations search engine bots need to crawl, render and index your site.
- Crawlability, robots.txt and XML sitemaps
- Indexing, canonical tags and redirects
- Page speed and Core Web Vitals
- Mobile-friendliness and HTTPS
- Structured data (schema markup)
- Site architecture and internal linking
- Hreflang for multi-lingual websites
On-page SEO
The right keywords and tags on every page, written for people first.
- Keyword research and intent analysis
- Keyword mapping across your pages
- Title tags and meta descriptions
- Heading structure (H1–H3)
- User-centred content optimisation
- Image optimisation and alt text
- Clean, descriptive URLs
Six things that decide how search engines see your site
Keyword research & distribution
We find the searches your customers actually make, then assign each keyword to the one page best suited to rank for it, so your pages never compete with each other.
Page load time
Image compression, caching, script and code clean-up to bring your Core Web Vitals into the green, because slow pages lose both rankings and visitors.
The right tags
Title tags, meta descriptions, headings, canonical and robots tags: each placed where it belongs and written for its purpose.
Structured data (schema)
Schema markup for your business, services, products, FAQs and articles, helping search engines and AI assistants understand your content and show richer results.
Sitemaps & indexing
Accurate XML sitemaps, sensible robots rules and regular Search Console checks so every important page is found and indexed, and nothing unwanted is.
User-centred content
Pages that answer the searcher's question clearly and quickly, because content written for people is what search engines reward.
From audit to verified fixes
- 1 · Crawl
Scan every page
We crawl your website the way search engines do and pull data from Search Console and GA4.
- 2 · Diagnose
Find the real issues
Technical errors, speed problems, missing or duplicate tags and keyword gaps, explained in plain language.
- 3 · Prioritise
Fix what matters first
A ranked action plan, so the changes with the biggest impact on rankings happen first.
- 4 · Fix & verify
Implement and confirm
We make the fixes, or work with your developer, then confirm each one in Search Console.
Clear deliverables, not just a report
Technical audit reportEvery issue found, why it matters and how we'll fix it.
Keyword mapThe target keywords for each page of your website.
Before-and-after resultsSpeed scores, indexed pages and rankings, compared.
Questions about technical & on-page SEO
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What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO is the work that makes your website easy for search engines to crawl, understand and index: site speed, mobile-friendliness, sitemaps, robots rules, canonical tags, redirects, structured data and a clean site architecture.
What is the difference between technical SEO and on-page SEO?
Technical SEO works on the website as a whole so search engines can access and read it. On-page SEO works on each individual page: the keywords it targets, its title tag, meta description, headings, content, images and internal links.
Do you only report issues, or do you fix them too?
Both. You receive a prioritised audit, and we can implement the fixes directly or work alongside your developer, then verify every change in Google Search Console.
Does page speed really affect rankings?
Yes. Page experience, including Core Web Vitals, is one of the signals Google uses, and slow pages also lose visitors before they convert. Improving speed helps both rankings and sales.
How long does a technical SEO audit take?
For most small and medium websites, the audit and prioritised action plan are ready within one to two weeks. Very large or ecommerce websites can take longer because there are more pages to crawl.
Is your website holding your rankings back?
+91 98913 68361Speak with a technical SEO specialist today, or leave your number and we'll call you back at a time that suits you.
