Technical SEO
Find out what is holding your website back in search, fix it in order of importance, and check that the fixes worked.
What is covered
- Technical website audits. A full check of how search engines see the site, with each problem and the evidence behind it.
- Crawlability and indexing. Why pages are missing from Google, and what blocks or confuses search crawlers.
- Structured data. Checking existing schema markup, fixing errors, and adding markup that the page content supports.
- Page speed and Core Web Vitals. Finding what makes pages slow or jumpy, fixing what can be fixed, and measuring the difference. No score is promised.
- Mobile usability and accessibility. Tap targets, readable text, layout problems on phones, and basic accessibility fixes.
- Local search foundations. Consistent business details, location information on the site, and a Google Business Profile that matches. Managing reviews and directory listings is separate work, quoted on request.
- Troubleshooting. Broken redirects, pages lost after a redesign, and sudden drops in Search Console.
- Scheduled checks. Technical and speed checks on an agreed schedule, with findings and recommended fixes.
What you receive
- FindingsA plain-language list of problems, each with its evidence.
- PrioritiesAn order of work based on likely impact and effort.
- ImplementationFixes made directly where agreed, or clear instructions for your developer.
- VerificationRe-tests after the changes, with the results shown.
What technical SEO can and cannot do
Technical fixes remove obstacles that stop search engines from finding, understanding or showing your pages.
Rankings, traffic and leads also depend on your content, competitors, reviews and links, so no one can honestly guarantee them. H1 Tech reports what was fixed and what changed afterwards, and keeps those two things separate.
This is technical work. Content writing, link building and advertising are not part of it.
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