Crawling & indexing
Check whether the pages you want in search are accessible and sending the intended signals.
- robots.txt and noindex rules
- XML sitemaps and status codes
- Search Console indexing reports
Technical SEO / Creativ Digital
A faster site. A clearer path to your content.
We find and fix the technical issues that make your website harder to use, crawl or understand. From loading performance to indexing, we turn audit findings into practical changes.
An audit, made actionable
Illustrative review scope · not a live scan
Discover
Can search engines reach your important pages?
Understand
Are URLs, content and indexing signals consistent?
Use
Does the page load, respond and stay stable?
Find the cause → Prioritise → Implement → Verify
What we check
The technical foundations of a useful website.
We review representative pages and the templates behind them, so fixes can address recurring problems across the site.
Site structure & URLs
Help people and search engines navigate your content with consistent URLs and internal links.
- Internal links and navigation
- Canonical URLs and duplicates
- Redirects and URL changes
Loading & responsiveness
Identify what delays your content or makes the page feel unresponsive.
- Images, fonts and resource loading
- JavaScript execution and third-party scripts
- Caching and server response
Mobile & rendered content
Review the content and key interactions that visitors see on smaller screens.
- Responsive layouts and navigation
- JavaScript-rendered content
- Content consistency across devices
Structured data
Add or correct markup that reflects the content visible on the page.
- Relevant supported schema types
- JSON-LD implementation
- Validation and content consistency
Stores & multilingual sites
Review the extra complexity introduced by product catalogues, filters and language versions.
- Product variants and faceted URLs
- Pagination and category links
- hreflang and language alternates
Performance in context
Measure the experience, then improve it.
Core Web Vitals cover loading, responsiveness and visual stability. We use lab tests to investigate issues and real-user data where available to understand the experience visitors actually have.
Loading
When the largest visible content element appears.
Responsiveness
How quickly the page responds to user interactions.
Visual stability
How much content shifts unexpectedly as the page is used.
A Lighthouse score is a diagnostic signal, not a ranking promise. Lab results and real-user measurements can differ.
Read Google’s guidance: Core Web VitalsPageSpeed Insights
What you receive
Findings your team can act on.
A prioritised review
Affected URLs and templates, evidence of the issue, and an explanation of why it matters.
An implementation plan
Proposed changes, dependencies and agreed scope, with work ordered by impact and effort.
Fixes and verification
Implementation within the agreed scope, checks after release and a record of what changed.
How the work runs
From diagnosis to a checked release.
- 01
Understand the site
We discuss the platform, recent changes and the problems you have noticed.
- 02
Review and prioritise
We examine key templates and available data, then agree which issues to tackle first.
- 03
Implement and test
We make or coordinate the agreed fixes, checking important journeys as well as technical signals.
- 04
Verify and hand over
We review the changes after release and document any follow-up checks or monitoring.
FAQ
Before we start
Do you implement the fixes or only provide an audit?
We can do both. We agree whether the work includes an audit, implementation or support for your existing development team before starting.
Can you guarantee a top Google ranking or a perfect score?
No. Technical improvements can help search engines access and understand your site and improve its usability. Rankings also depend on content, relevance, competition and other factors. A perfect lab score is not the goal for every page.
Will structured data guarantee rich results?
No. Valid structured data can make eligible content suitable for supported rich results, but Google decides whether to display them. We implement markup that matches the visible content and validate it.
What access do you need?
We start with the website URL and a description of the problem. Depending on the scope, we may need Search Console data, analytics, code or hosting access. We agree the access needed before work begins.
How much does it cost, and how long does it take?
That depends on the site size, platform, affected templates and implementation requirements. We propose a scope, budget and schedule after reviewing the site.
How soon can we measure a change?
Some code and loading changes can be checked immediately after release. Crawling, indexing and real-user reports update on their own timelines, so we agree what to measure and when to review it.
Let’s find what is holding your site back.
Send us your website URL and tell us what you have noticed: slow pages, indexing issues, a recent migration or something else. We’ll discuss the right starting point.