Inspect
We review crawlability, indexing, performance, structure and the signals that shape the experience.
A stronger technical foundation for search and people.
The less visible work that helps a website load, make sense and perform with confidence.
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Strategy
02
Structure
03
Execution
04
Improvement
The problem
Make the next decision easier.
Technical problems rarely announce themselves. They show up as slow pages, confused crawlers, poor mobile experiences and missed opportunities.
The approach
How we move
from thought to useful.
Prioritise
We separate urgent blockers from useful improvements so the work stays commercially focused.
Resolve
We work with your team or development partner to implement and verify the changes.
What's included
Useful by
design.
Crawl and indexation review
Core Web Vitals guidance
Metadata and structured data
Redirect and canonical checks
Sitemap and robots review
Technical implementation support
Dream Pixel / Technical SEO
Better work starts with a better question.
We keep the work close to the real business: what people need, what the team can manage and what should happen next.
Start a projectWhat happens next
A clear route
from here.
You do not need a perfect brief. We start by understanding the problem, then recommend the right level of work.
01
Tell us what you are working on
02
We understand the problem
03
We recommend the right approach
04
We scope the project together
How much does it cost?
The right scope
for the work.
There is no fixed package price because the useful answer depends on the work. Cost can change with the scope, number and complexity of pages, bespoke design, functionality, integrations, content, SEO requirements and ongoing support.
Talk through your projectCommon questions
Before we
get started.
Do you need access to our website?+
Read-only access is often enough for an audit. Implementation may need collaboration with whoever manages your website or hosting.
Is technical SEO only for large websites?+
No. Small websites benefit too — especially when a few structural issues are blocking otherwise good content.
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