Fix What’s Holding You Back from Ranking

Your site can’t win in search if it isn’t working under the hood. Our technical SEO audits uncover and fix what’s stopping you from showing up, speeding up, and scaling content visibility—especially for SaaS and tech sites.

Search Engines Can’t Rank What They Can’t Understand

You’ve invested in great content and design. But if your technical foundation is broken, none of it will reach your audience.

Search engines rely on speed, structure, crawlability, and semantic clarity to index and rank your pages. If even one part of your site isn’t optimized, you’re leaving traffic, visibility, and conversions on the table.

A technical SEO audit gives you the
visibility, control, and confidence to:

Improve your Core Web Vitals and speed scores.

Fix crawl issues and broken internal links

Strengthen search visibility for new and existing content

Prepare for AI-powered search indexing (GEO)

You don’t need more guesswork. You need a clear diagnosis.

What’s Included in Your Technical SEO Audit

You get a full diagnostic report with prioritized recommendations—not a generic export. Here’s what your audit covers:

01

Site Health & Crawlability

 

• Indexing status across Google and Bing

• Internal linking structure and crawl depth

• Sitemap structure and robots.txt configuration

• Redirect chains, broken links, orphaned pages

02

Performance Optimization

 

• Core Web Vitals analysis (LCP, FID, CLS)

• Page speed breakdown by device and region

• Image, script, and font compression opportunities

• Caching and delivery issues (CDN, lazy load, preconnect)

03

Search Visibility Enhancements

• Schema markup and semantic tagging review

• Canonicals, meta tags, and URL logic

• AI search readiness (structured answers and semantic formatting)

04

SEO Compliance & Risk Management

• Mobile-friendliness and accessibility checks

• HTTPS configuration and mixed content issues

• Duplicate content and pagination errors

• Platform-specific checks (WordPress, Webflow, custom stacks)

You don’t just learn what’s wrong—you get a roadmap to fix it.

Made for SaaS, B2B, and Product-Led Teams

Whether you’re launching a new site, scaling content, or debugging traffic drops, a technical SEO audit gives your team the clarity to move forward.

Who it helps:

Founders and marketers who need visibility but lack technical support.

Developers and SEO teams who want a second pair of eyeslinks.

Agencies that need expert guidance on complex builds or migrations.

How it works:

01.

We audit your live site and content stack.

02.

You get a custom report and walk-through call.

03.

You fix it internally or partner with us to execute.

Questions Business Owners Often Ask

What is a technical SEO audit?

A technical SEO audit is a complete analysis of your site’s infrastructure, covering performance, crawlability, indexation, and compliance. It identifies the technical issues preventing your content from being discovered or ranked effectively

Any SaaS or B2B company relying on organic traffic. Audits are especially valuable if you’re scaling content, launching features, recovering traffic, or preparing for AI search visibility.

You receive a detailed report, a walkthrough session, and prioritized recommendations. You can implement fixes in-house or partner with us for execution and monitoring.

Yes. Our audits are standalone. You can use it as a roadmap for your team or as a foundation for future SEO services—no long-term commitment required.

Technical SEO enables AI search tools like Google SGE and ChatGPT to properly crawl, structure, and extract your content. This increases your chances of appearing in featured results, zero-click responses, and voice search.

Yes. Content strategy tells you what to publish—technical SEO ensures it’s accessible, indexable, and fast-loading so it actually performs in search.

Absolutely. We provide clear documentation and collaborate with internal developers or product teams. We can also execute directly if preferred.

If your product includes developer tools, integrations, or an API, then yes. Optimizing documentation, endpoints, and dev portals improves discoverability and supports both SEO and user adoption.