Core Web Vitals · Audit · Schema.org
Technical SEO and Speed Optimization
We make your site load fast, get indexed correctly and have a dedicated page for every query your customers search for. It's the technical foundation that makes your content and ads work harder.
What technical SEO includes
- Audit. We check indexing, duplicate content, broken links, redirects, meta tags, robots.txt and the sitemap. You get a prioritized list of issues.
- Speed and Core Web Vitals. We optimize images (WebP, correct sizes), fonts, scripts and caching. The goal: 90+ in PageSpeed and a fast first render on mobile.
- Site structure. A dedicated page for every service or category, clean URLs, breadcrumbs and internal links between pages.
- Schema.org markup. Organization, services, articles, FAQ, breadcrumbs. It helps Google understand the page and show a rich snippet.
- Multilingual setup. Correct hreflang tags for every language version, so each audience sees the version in its own language.
- Analytics. Google Search Console, visitor stats and goals, so you can see which pages bring in customers.
What we don't do
We don't buy links and we don't churn out hundreds of near-identical pages. Those tactics give a short-lived boost and risk penalties. We build the technical foundation and the structure, and we recommend writing content from real experience, the way we write the articles on our blog.
How long until you see results
Technical fixes take anywhere from a few days to 2 weeks. Speed improvements show up as soon as they go live. Ranking gains on Google usually become noticeable within 2-6 months: the search engine needs time to re-crawl the site and evaluate the changes.
Can you speed up a WordPress site?
Yes. We remove unnecessary plugins, set up caching and optimize images and the theme. Sometimes the biggest win comes from moving to faster hosting.
Do you guarantee the number one spot on Google?
No, and don't trust anyone who does. We guarantee a technically sound, fast website, but rankings also depend on competition, content and your domain's history.
Does a landing page for ads need SEO?
The basics, yes: speed affects your ad costs and conversion rate, and proper meta tags control how links look when shared in messaging apps. Full SEO makes sense once you want to win customers from search.
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