Technical SEO services in the United States
You get a technical SEO plan that identifies what is holding your site back and puts fixes in priority order. For your business in the United States, we review crawl and indexing issues, set up redirects and canonical tags, and improve page speed and responsiveness. We work with you on the priorities, so you can see what needs attention before changes begin.
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- 01Tell us what you need, in the form or on WhatsApp.
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What you get
What’s included in technical SEO & site speed
Technical audit
Crawl, indexing, speed and structure reviewed, with a prioritised list of fixes.
Core Web Vitals
Load speed, responsiveness and layout stability improved.
Structured data
Schema for your organisation, services, products, articles and FAQs.
Indexing fixes
Sitemaps, canonical tags, redirects and robots rules set up correctly.
Site structure
Clear URLs, internal links and page hierarchy.
Search Console setup
Ongoing visibility into how Google sees your site.
Tools we use: Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse, Schema.org, Next.js, WordPress.
Choosing
Should you choose a one-off audit or ongoing monitoring?
A one-off audit and fix suits a stable site where pages and code do not change often. Ongoing monitoring is a better fit when you publish frequently, add plugins or release code regularly: each change gives speed and indexing issues another opportunity to appear. The choice affects how often your team needs to review the site after the initial fixes, as well as the amount of follow-up work you plan for.
Choose how you will measure progress, too. Lighthouse tests a simulated visit and is useful for finding causes. Search Console’s Core Web Vitals report uses data from real visitors, so use that field data to judge progress. The metrics cover loading, responsiveness and visual stability. A useful lab result gives you a lead to investigate; the field report tells you what visitors are experiencing.
If your site runs on WordPress, page builders, plugins and heavy themes are worth investigating when speed has slipped. We improve speed and structure on WordPress and custom builds. Your marketing team or agency can continue producing content while we handle technical SEO and performance; we do not run ad campaigns or build links.
Market
What buyers in the United States need from technical SEO
An online store with a large catalogue needs search engines to reach useful product and category pages without spending attention on duplicate paths and variants. Your catalogue structure is part of the audit, including the paths customers use to move between categories and products.
A business with a JavaScript single-page app has a different concern: content or links that are absent from the initial HTML may be missed by search engines. We look at what is available for search engines to see, alongside the structure of the site your visitors use.
Your marketing team or agency may already be producing content. In that case, the technical work needs to support those pages and fit alongside the people responsible for them, with a clear list of fixes your team can review.
Rules
What a US project needs to handle
If your business offers goods or services to the public, the Department of Justice says ADA Title III covers what you offer on the web and identifies WCAG as helpful guidance. That affects page design as well as the technical review. We set up desktop and mobile page designs with that guidance in mind, then test the build on real devices and browsers. The review can consider search access and the way people use the pages together.
How it runs
How a technical SEO project runs with us
We work remotely from India using video calls, WhatsApp and shared project boards. In winter, India is 10h30m ahead of Eastern time and 13h30m ahead of Pacific time; the gap is 1 hour less during daylight saving time, with an exception for Arizona. The shared board keeps priorities and feedback visible across the time difference.
- 01
Discover
Tell us about your business, audience and goals. We agree the scope with you, including which parts of the site the work needs to cover.
- 02
Audit
We review crawling, indexing, speed and structure, then give you a prioritised list of fixes to review with the people responsible for the site.
- 03
Approve
You approve the fix list. We group changes by template, so a correction to a product or article template reaches the pages that use it.
- 04
Build and release
We build and check fixes on a staging copy before release. After each release, you check forms, checkout and the pages your business relies on.
- 05
Validate
We submit fixed issues for validation in Search Console and watch them as Google recrawls the affected pages. You can follow the status as the checks progress.
Checklist
What to have ready before we talk
Bring the information below so we can understand the site and agree what to review.
- AccessHave owner access to Search Console, or DNS access for verification, plus access to analytics, the CMS, hosting, CDN and code repository.
- Priority pagesList the landing, product and service pages, forms and checkout steps that produce enquiries or sales.
- Change historyBring dates of redesigns, migrations, platform changes and traffic drops.
- Mobile contentFlag pages where mobile visitors see different content or links.
- Migration recordsBring any mapping of old URLs to new ones.
Cost & time
What affects the cost and time involved
The scope depends on what needs to change and how much of the site shares the same structure.
Templates
Shared templates let a fix reach multiple pages; individual layouts need separate attention.
Platform and access
Custom code and a self-hosted CMS allow deeper changes, while a closed website builder limits what can be changed.
Migration size
More URLs to map, redirects to test and content to move add work to a platform change.
Images and media
A library may need resizing, modern formats and width and height attributes applied across pages.
Avoid
Mistakes to avoid with technical SEO
Blocking a page to remove it from search
A robots.txt block is not a removal method. Use a noindex rule or password protection for a page you need to keep out of Google.
Leaving staging restrictions in place
Check for staging noindex rules and robots.txt blocks before a new site goes live.
Lazy-loading the main image
Load the image at the top of the page early; reserve lazy loading for images further down.
Marking up hidden content
Match structured data to what visitors can see. Markup does not force Google to show a rich result.
Questions
Asked by businesses in United States
Page updated 5 November 2026
How much do technical SEO services cost?
There is no fixed price. The scope is affected by issues such as filter and sort URLs, multilingual annotations and the number of third-party scripts that need review. For example, we need to understand which chat widgets, tracking pixels and embeds remain necessary and who owns them. Once we agree the scope, we send a free quote.
Can you improve a slow WordPress site?
Yes. We improve speed and structure on WordPress as well as custom builds. Caching and image plugins address some problems, while a slow theme, page builder or heavy database query needs code-level work. The audit helps distinguish the changes that can be made through plugins from those that need work in the code.
What is included in the technical SEO work?
The work includes site structure, structured data and Search Console setup. We tidy URLs, internal links and page hierarchy, and set up Search Console so you can see how Google views the site. We also add schema for relevant organisation, service, product, article and FAQ content.
Who owns the site and code after the work?
You do. You own your domain, content and code, with no lock-in. That gives you control over those parts of the site after the technical work, including when you decide who will look after future changes. Ownership stays with you throughout the project.
What should we monitor after the fixes are released?
Check Search Console’s page indexing, Core Web Vitals and enhancement reports regularly, and keep email alerts switched on for the people who will act on them. Recheck key templates after releases and before big launches, since new plugins, scripts, campaigns and content can affect speed or indexing.
Will technical SEO improve our rankings?
Technical fixes remove issues that hold a site back, but we do not promise ranking positions. Content and competition also affect rankings. A technical review gives you a list of site issues to address; it does not make the other factors that influence search positions disappear.
Tell us what you need
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