Crawl & index review
Inspect page accessibility, sitemap structure, robots directives and indexing signals.
Identify the website issues that make important content harder to discover, crawl or use. Turn the findings into a prioritised implementation plan for your team.
Start with your priorities. We agree on the scope, budget and review process before work begins.
Inspect page accessibility, sitemap structure, robots directives and indexing signals.
Review internal links, duplicate content, canonical references and URL organisation.
Prioritise usability and performance improvements based on observed website issues.
Agree on changes with your development team, then check the affected pages and search signals.
We review how important URLs are reached through navigation and internal links, whether their content is available in the HTML, and whether indexing directives match your goals. Sitemap entries, canonical references and redirect behaviour should point consistently to the intended pages.
An audit distinguishes between a technical observation and an issue affecting a meaningful page. Recommendations explain the affected URLs, the reason for the change and how it can be verified.
The scope can cover duplicate URL patterns, broken internal links, page structure, mobile usability and performance bottlenecks. Implementation depends on your hosting, website platform and available developer access.
We agree on responsibility for each change before work starts. Changes to redirects, templates or indexing controls should be reviewed carefully so existing important content continues to work.
A useful technical SEO engagement leaves a record of the issues addressed, the checks performed and any remaining dependencies. Not every finding needs to be fixed at once.
Priorities are based on business relevance and the impact on accessing or using content. After deployment, URL and indexing checks help confirm that the intended pages are still available.
An audit and implementation are scoped explicitly. We agree on which changes our team will make and which require your existing developers.
URL changes are considered only when useful. Existing important URLs and any required redirects are reviewed before implementation.
We consider affected pages, business relevance and the impact on accessing or using the content.
A business to grow, a public campaign to organise, or an admissions season to plan. Start with your goal.
Choose your service and download a concise brief to share with our team. We’ll use your priorities to scope the right strategy.