Technical SEO Agency
We're Your Team Of Technical SEO Experts
Unlike most other aspects of SEO and content marketing, technical SEO is the one aspect of SEO that happens on the “backend” of your website and not the “frontend”. A website that is properly optimized for page experience, page speed, and properly configured for robots to crawl will have the best chance to rank for relevant keywords. Want to find out more about what we put into our technical SEO foundation? Fill out the form and we’ll send you a technical SEO analysis.
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Technical SEO Services
So What Is Technical SEO & Why Is It Important?
Technical SEO is the process of configuring your website in a way so that search engine crawlers can best crawl, understand, and index the pages on your website. Technical SEO takes a variety of factors into consideration such as:
- Page Experience & Page Speed
- Mobile & Tablet Optimization & Speed
- Schema Data Optimization
- Sitemaps, URL Structure & URL Hierarchy
- Redirects & Page Responses
How Technical Optimization Works
Our Technical SEO Audit Process
When we run a technical SEO audit, we don’t just consider one source. We test your website using a variety of tools including Screaming Frog Spider, AHREFs, SEMRush, Google Search Console, as well as proprietary reports. While the technical SEO work we do may be complex, our process is pretty simple.
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Run Various
Technical Audits
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Analyze Results
Of Audits
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Prepare Optimization Implementation Plan
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Implement Required Updates & Additions
What We Do
What Does Our Technical SEO Analysis & Audit Cover?
Page Experience
We analyze a range of factors including CLS score, LCP, FCP, and FID. We also analyze metrics like click-through rates, bounce rates.
Page Speed
We analyze your website page speed in desktop, tablet, and mobile, as well as with a variety of internet connection types.
Mobile & Tablet
We test every page on your website for mobile and tablet user experience, usability issues, or errors flagged in Search Console.
Markup, Schema & Meta Data
We carefully analyze all of your website markup for errors, schema data configurations, and meta data configurations.
URLs, Redirects & Responses
We perform a deep dive into your current URL structures, URL configurations, existing redirects, page responses and more.
Sitemaps & Robots
We ensure that your website can be crawled by the important robots like Google Bot and that an appropriate sitemap exists.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Technical SEO is the process of analyzing and configuring a website so that it can be understood better by search engine crawlers, thereby ranking better in the search results.
Since a search engine crawler is just a piece of software, it’s important that your website is configured in a way that makes it as easy as possible for the crawler to find every page on your website and index all of the data on those pages properly.
A strong technical SEO foundation is imperative to long-term SEO success, especially in more competitive niches.
We have an internal technical SEO checklist that we use in all of our technical SEO audits. When you engage us for technical SEO services we provide you with this checklist at the completion of our analysis and prior to the implementation of changes.
While we do offer prospective clients a free technical analysis, our full technical SEO audit does have costs attached. These costs will be dependent on the size of your website, the number of issues you’re facing, and the type of work required to fix these issues.
Typically we are able to analyze and update a website within a three to four-week period, especially if you own a WordPress website. However, depending on the way your website is currently optimized, that period may be longer or shorter.
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