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.
A sitemap is a list the site gives to search engines. It says which pages exist and when they last changed. Most sites generate it automatically and never look at it again, which is how it slowly starts to lie.
The first rule is simple. Only list pages that should be indexed. That means pages that return a normal response, allow indexing and name themselves as the canonical version. Redirects, blocked pages and duplicates do not belong in the file.
Old entries are the usual source of noise. A page gets deleted or merged. The generator keeps listing it. Months later a third of the file points at addresses that no longer exist as listed.
The last modified date needs the same honesty. It should change when the main content changes, not every time the page is saved or a footer is updated. Dates that move without real changes teach search engines to ignore them.
Large sites should split the sitemap by type. Services, articles and location pages each get a file. A sitemap index lists them. The coverage reports in Search Console then show which group has problems.
Check the file against the live site regularly. A small script can fetch every listed address and confirm the status code, the robots rules and the canonical tag. Any mismatch is either a broken page or a broken sitemap.
Pages missing from the sitemap matter too. A page that should rank but never appears in the file may be found late, or only through links from other pages.
Submitting the sitemap helps search engines find it, and nothing more. The file does not raise rankings and does not force a crawl. Its value comes from being accurate, every time it is read. We treat it as a report on the site, reviewed like any other.
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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Technical SEO covers site speed, crawlability, indexation, mobile usability, security, and structured data — the infrastructure letting Google find and rank your pages correctly. Sunnyvale businesses with excellent content but poor technical health lose to competitors whose sites load faster and crawl more efficiently.
Crawl analysis, indexation status, page speed (Core Web Vitals), mobile usability, HTTPS implementation, XML sitemaps, robots.txt configuration, canonical tags, structured data validation, and redirect chain analysis. Sunnyvale businesses get a prioritized issue list with severity ratings and fix instructions.
Standard audit 1-2 weeks. Implementation ranges from days (quick wins like meta robots tags) to weeks (speed optimization, structure overhaul). Sunnyvale businesses on WordPress benefit from faster fixes — most technical issues have established solutions on the platform.
Site size, CMS platform, issue severity, and implementation scope. Auditing a 30-page Sunnyvale WordPress site costs less than a 5,000-page enterprise site with custom CMS. We audit first so businesses understand scope before committing to fix implementation.
Yes. Image optimization, lazy loading, caching configuration, CSS/JS minification, render-blocking resource elimination, and server response tuning. Sunnyvale businesses often see Core Web Vitals move from red to green — directly impacting both rankings and the user experience enterprise buyers demand.
Audit which pages Google indexes vs. which you want indexed. Noindex tags remove low-value pages, canonical tags consolidate duplicates, and sitemap optimization ensures priority pages are discovered. Sunnyvale businesses with many geo-pages especially benefit — proper indexation prevents dilution.
Prioritized report with screenshots, current vs. recommended values, and implementation specifications. Issues categorized by severity (critical, high, medium, low) with estimated ranking impact. Sunnyvale clients share directly with developers for efficient fix implementation.
Core issues are fixed once, but technical health needs continuous monitoring. Plugin updates, content additions, and CMS changes can introduce new problems. Quarterly technical audits for Sunnyvale businesses wanting proactive issue detection before rankings are affected.
No changes are made without approval — all tests are safe and non-disruptive.
Yes. You’ll receive a detailed report with recommendations and screenshots for each issue.
