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Technical SEO and search visibility

I make sure search engines can crawl, understand and present your site properly — from structure and structured data to speed and content for local search.

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Who it is for

  • Businesses whose site exists but does not show up for the searches that matter.
  • New websites that should be built correctly for search from the start.
  • Multilingual and local sites, where indexing mistakes are easy to make.

What it includes

  1. Technical audit

    I check indexing, canonical URLs, redirects, the sitemap, robots.txt, status codes and duplicates. You get a list of issues ordered by impact.

  2. Structure and content

    One page per intent. I tidy up titles, descriptions, headings and internal links so every page has a clear subject.

  3. Structured data

    I implement Schema.org markup that fits the business — LocalBusiness and related types, Service, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, BlogPosting.

  4. Local and multilingual SEO

    Location in content and data, service pages built for specific searches and correct hreflang for language versions.

  5. Performance

    Speed and layout stability shape the user experience. I optimise images, fonts and scripts for Core Web Vitals.

I don't promise specific rankings or traffic — nobody can honestly guarantee them. I promise correctly built foundations and a clear list of actions.

Process

Four stages, no surprises.

  1. Discover
  2. Design
  3. Develop
  4. Refine & Launch

See what each stage involves

Frequently asked questions

When will I see results?

Search engines pick up technical fixes after they recrawl the site. Visibility itself also depends on competition, content and the domain's history, so I don't give timelines I can't keep.

Can you work on a site you didn't build?

Yes. I start with an audit; how much I can implement depends on the platform the site runs on.

Do you write content?

I prepare the structure and content recommendations — topics, headings, descriptions. Expert copy works best when we write it together, because you know your field.

Contact

Have a website in mind? Let's talk.

Send me a few lines about the project — what the business does, what the site should achieve and when you need it. I reply personally.

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