Search engines need a clear path. We fix crawl errors,
loading delays, and index
gaps so nothing valuable
gets overlooked.
Slow pages hurt
you rankings.
We optimize Core Web Vitals
and remove bottlenecks.
Duplicate or broken
URLs waste authority.
We resolve canonical conflicts, redirects, and crawl loops.
Mobile experience underperforms.
We ensure responsive design
and scripts perform seamlessly.
Updates don’t reflect
in search.
We audit sitemaps and indexing for discoverability.
We price based on site scale, audit complexity, and implementation depth
— not traffic volume.
Each plan adapts to your current setup, goals, and technical stack.
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A technical SEO audit identifies barriers that prevent search engines from properly crawling, indexing, and ranking your site. It covers site speed, crawl errors, duplicate content, broken links, redirect chains, schema markup, and mobile usability.
Technical SEO focuses on site infrastructure — server behavior, crawl budget, page speed, and indexing. On-page SEO focuses on content and HTML structure. Both are required; technical issues can block even great content from ranking.
We use Screaming Frog for full site crawls, Google Search Console for indexing data, PageSpeed Insights and Core Web Vitals reports for performance, and Ahrefs for backlink and redirect analysis.
Core Web Vitals are Google's user experience metrics: Largest Contentful Paint (loading), Interaction to Next Paint (responsiveness), and Cumulative Layout Shift (visual stability). Pages that fail these thresholds receive a ranking disadvantage.
For a typical Menlo Park business site (50–500 pages), the audit takes 3–5 business days. Larger enterprise sites with thousands of pages may take 1–2 weeks. You receive a prioritized issue list with fix instructions.
We offer both. The audit deliverable includes a detailed report with recommended fixes and priority levels. Implementation can be done by your developer team or handled by us as a separate engagement.
Crawl budget is how many pages Google will crawl on your site within a time period. Small sites rarely face crawl budget issues. Large or complex sites — especially e-commerce or multi-location service sites — can have critical indexing problems caused by wasted crawl budget on low-value pages.
We recommend a full audit annually, plus spot checks after major site changes — new platform migrations, redesigns, or adding large content sections. Search Console should be monitored continuously for new errors.
