Technical SEO Services

Technical SEO fixes that reach the live site

Most sites do not have a content problem so much as a foundations problem: pages Google cannot reach, cannot tell apart, or reaches so slowly it stops bothering. Technical SEO clears those obstacles so the rest of the work has somewhere to land.

Ongoing implementation
From £895/month
Website included
From £495/month
One-off diagnosis
Audit from £795
Best for
Indexing, structure and speed
Delivery
Fixes applied directly
Symptoms

You probably need this if

  • Pages you care about are not in Google's index at all
  • Rankings dropped after a redesign, migration or replatform
  • Several pages compete for the same term and none of them win
  • The site is slow on mobile and nobody is sure which part is slow

Retainer from

£895 / month

One-off audit from

£795

The work

Six things that decide whether a page can compete

Ordered roughly by how often they turn out to be the actual problem. Most sites have two or three of these, not all six, and finding out which is the first job, not an assumption.

01

Crawling and indexation

Whether Google can reach your pages and has chosen to keep them. Blocked resources, noindex left on after a launch, and pages orphaned by a menu change are all common and all quietly fatal.

02

Architecture and internal linking

How authority moves around the site. Pages that sit three clicks from anything important, or that no other page links to, are competing with a handicap nobody chose to give them.

03

Duplication and cannibalisation

Several pages targeting one term split the signals between them and none of them ranks. The fix is usually consolidation and clearer targeting rather than more content.

04

Speed and Core Web Vitals

Measured on real mobile conditions, not a desktop score. Worth fixing for conversion as much as ranking, and sequenced after the issues that decide whether you rank at all.

05

Structured data

Service, FAQ and organisation schema so machines can parse the page unambiguously. Increasingly relevant as AI summaries quote pages rather than merely linking them.

06

Redirects, canonicals and migrations

The technical debt left by past changes, and the plan that stops the next change causing more. Migrations are where most avoidable traffic loss happens.

Measured results

What clearing the foundations looks like in Search Console

Clear the foundations and pages that were effectively invisible start competing. These three moved from the back of the results to the front page over twelve months, once the technical work stopped holding them down.

All three cover August 2025 to July 2026, read from each client’s own Search Console, with technical, structural and content work delivered together as one programme.

C J Appliances

62 → 16

average Google position

Click-through rate rose from 3.6% to 10.1% as the site stopped appearing for searches it had no business ranking for.

Makers Mark Joinery

41 → 17

average Google position

Monthly clicks moved from 11 to 43 as a far wider set of terms became reachable.

Teens in AI

23 → 9.8

average Google position

A multi-lingual site where indexation and structure across languages was the constraint, not the volume of content.

Google Reviews

What clients say

Technical SEO FAQs

Questions people usually ask us

Crawling and indexation, site architecture and internal linking, page speed and Core Web Vitals, structured data, redirects and canonicals, and the way JavaScript affects what Google can see. The common thread is everything that decides whether your pages can compete, as distinct from how persuasive they are once someone arrives.

Something holding the site back?

If pages are missing from the index, rankings dropped after a change, or nobody can say why the site is slow, Neometa can find the cause and fix it.

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