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Technical SEO

  • 94%

    Pages Indexed

  • 86%

    Templates Passing

  • 91%

    Client Retention

Technical SEO at work in the agency

Most sites we audit are not held back by content. They are held back by pages Google cannot reach, cannot render or does not trust. We find those and fix them with your developers.

Gauges above are sample figures for a fictional agency.

Our Proven Process

Smart Process, Powerful Results

  1. Weeks 1 to 2

    Crawl, log review, analytics check and stakeholder interviews.

  2. Week 3

    Backlog workshop with your developers. Tickets written and sized.

  3. Weeks 4 to 10

    Fixes ship in sprints. We test each release and re-crawl.

  4. Month 3 onward

    Monitoring, alerts and quarterly architecture reviews.

Tailored Strategies, Real Results

Make the site easy to crawl, quick to load and simple to rank

Technical SEO is plumbing. Nobody praises it when it works, and nothing else works when it does not. We start with a full crawl and a log file review, compare what search engines request with what you want indexed, and turn the gap into a ranked backlog your engineers can actually schedule.

Crawl budget on pages that matter90%

Fixes shipped within two sprints82%

$2,400From, per month

Colleagues reviewing work together

What Is Included in Technical SEO?

Every ticket carries the reason, the expected effect, the acceptance test and an effort estimate. We sit in your sprint planning for the first two cycles, review pull requests where it helps, and re-crawl after each release so nothing ships half fixed. Three-month minimum. One-off technical projects from $4,800.

  • Crawl and index audit. Full crawl, index coverage review and a map of what should and should not be indexed.
  • Log file analysis. Thirty days of server logs to see where crawl budget is really spent.
  • Core Web Vitals work. LCP, INP and CLS diagnosis per template with fixes sized for developers.
  • Site architecture. Internal linking, navigation depth, pagination and faceted URL rules.
  • Structured data. Schema for products, articles, FAQs, organizations and local listings, validated.
  • Migration planning. Redirect maps, staging checks and a launch-day runbook for redesigns and replatforms.

Sample Results

What We Measure And Typical Ranges

  • 71% to 94%

    Indexable pages actually indexed

    Median across technical engagements

  • 2 of 7 to 6 of 7

    Templates passing Core Web Vitals

    After two release cycles

  • Down 58%

    Crawl waste on parameter URLs

    Measured in server logs

Deliverables

What you will have in hand

  • Prioritized technical backlog with effort and impact scores
  • Template-level Core Web Vitals report
  • Redirect and canonical rule sheet
  • Schema markup library for your templates
  • Monthly re-crawl with a changes log

Tallgrass Ledger: organic sessions a month

Sample client, 12 months

Fictional client and sample figures.

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Sample figures and prices in US dollars for a fictional agency. Results vary by site, market and starting point.

Service Questions

Asked About Technical SEO

Usually not. We write tickets, pair with your developers and review the result. On common platforms such as WordPress, Shopify and Webflow we can make template changes directly if you prefer.

Indexing fixes tend to show within two to six weeks of release. Speed and architecture changes take longer, typically one to three months, because they change how every page is evaluated.

Before wireframes are final. Most traffic lost in a migration is lost in decisions made early: URL structure, navigation and what content gets cut.

Meet Our Expert Team

The People Behind Your Success

  • Portrait of Margot Lindqvist

    Margot Lindqvist

    Founder and editorial director

  • Portrait of Kenji Morita

    Kenji Morita

    Head of technical SEO

  • Portrait of Camila Reyes

    Camila Reyes

    Head of content strategy

  • Portrait of Mateo Vargas

    Mateo Vargas

    Digital PR lead

  • Portrait of Hannah Whitfield

    Hannah Whitfield

    Local SEO lead

  • Portrait of Delia Okafor

    Delia Okafor

    Paid media lead

  • Portrait of Theo Brandt

    Theo Brandt

    Social and email lead

  • Portrait of Noor Haddad

    Noor Haddad

    Analytics lead

Testimonials

“The audit was twelve pages, and the first page was all we needed to get budget approved. Nine months later organic is our largest source of demos.”
Priya RamanVP Marketing, Tallgrass Ledger
“They told us to delete most of our blog and explained why in plain terms. Consultation requests nearly tripled.”
Jonah CastellanPartner, Castellan & Voss
“Our front desk teams have one process now. Reviews tripled and the phones are noticeably busier.”
Dr. Elena GarzaManaging Partner, Bexar Ridge Family Dental
“Writers who interview our engineers and get the details right. We approve most drafts with one round of comments.”
Soren AlbrechtHead of Content, Kestrel Freight Systems
“The monthly report is two pages and I read all of it. That has never happened with an agency before.”
Dale WhitcombOwner, Pecan Street Plumbing & Air

* Sample reviews from fictional clients.

Our Blog & Insights

Notes and Playbooks to Help You Market Smarter Online

Field notes from the people who do the work: search, paid media, social, email and measurement. Each piece is written by a practitioner and edited by someone else on the team.

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