Performance · SEO & Discoverability
Technical SEO: Eligible by design.
If a crawler can’t fetch and render your page, no amount of content or link building will save it. We fix the technical foundation first, then build the indexation and structured-data layer that makes the rest of your search strategy actually work.
The problem
A site can look finished and still be functionally invisible — blocked crawl paths, blank-page JavaScript rendering, and missing schema quietly capping traffic no matter how much content gets published on top of it.
What's included
Server-side rendering
We fix client-side-only React/JS sites that deliver a blank page to crawlers, replacing them with SSR or static generation that ships full HTML.
Algorithm & penalty recovery
We diagnose whether a traffic drop is an algorithmic filter or a manual action, and build the specific recovery plan each requires.
Structured data
Clean JSON-LD for Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, and FAQ types — the same markup AI systems use to verify what your business actually is.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS, and TTFB tuned to pass Google’s thresholds natively, without a plugin stack fighting itself.
How it runs
A defined process, not an open-ended retainer.
- 01
Technical audit
Full crawl and render test — what Googlebot and GPTBot actually see, not what the browser shows you.
- 02
Fix the foundation
Rendering, indexation, and crawl-budget issues resolved before anything else is touched.
- 03
Structured data & IA
Schema markup and information architecture built to map cleanly to how your industry is actually searched.
- 04
Verify & monitor
Search Console verification, ongoing crawl monitoring, and a clear record of what changed and when.
Common questions
SEO & Discoverability, plainly explained.
- How do we know if our traffic drop is an algorithm update or something we did?
- We check the drop date against known Google update rollouts, look at which page types and query categories lost traffic, and check Search Console for manual action notices. Algorithmic drops tend to hit broad content categories at once; manual actions come with an explicit notice and usually follow a specific violation.
- Our developer says the site is fast. Why isn’t it ranking?
- "Fast" in a browser and "readable" to a crawler are different things. A site can score well on PageSpeed and still deliver an empty div to a crawler if content loads entirely client-side. We test with the same rendering methods search and AI crawlers use, not just a Lighthouse score.
- Do we need to rebuild our whole site to fix this?
- Usually not. Most technical SEO problems are fixable without a rebuild — rendering configuration, schema injection, and crawl-path fixes can typically be layered onto an existing codebase. A full rebuild is only the right call when the underlying platform genuinely can’t support server-side rendering.