Technical SEO consultant
Technical SEO alone will not lift a site, but neglected it will hold it down. Thousands of indexed facets, JavaScript-rendered pages Google never sees, redirect chains: invisible ceilings until someone reads the logs. My job as an SEO consultant starts here: cost it before acting.
Technical SEO stops you sinking
No technical fix creates demand. But wasted crawl budget, JavaScript rendering that hides content, or broken pagination cap everything else, whatever content you produce behind it.
On a network of several hundred domains I learned to look first at what Googlebot actually visits, in the logs, before touching anything. It is the only way to know whether a problem is expensive or not.
Who it is for
- Large sites where crawl no longer keeps up with production.
- JavaScript sites whose content depends on rendering.
- E-commerce with facets, filters and pagination.
- International sites with approximate hreflang.
What you get
- Log analysis: what is crawled, ignored, wasted.
- Indexing plan: what you open, what you close, why.
- Specified fixes for your developers, not generalities.
- Post-release testing to confirm it actually shipped.
The technical brakes I remove
Crawl budget, JavaScript rendering, indexing: what caps everything else.
Indexing
Crawl budget
JavaScript rendering
Core Web Vitals
Architecture and URLs
Structured data
From technical diagnosis to release testing
Logs first, fixes second, production checks last.
Scoping
Diagnosis
Execution
Consolidation
Frequently asked questions
Is technical SEO enough?
No. It unblocks the site, but content and links move the rankings.
Do you touch the code?
On request. Otherwise I hand precise specifications to your developer, with acceptance tests.
How fast are results?
On indexing, 2 to 6 weeks. On crawl for a large site, 2 to 3 months.