Technical SEO that ships
Crawling, rendering, speed, schema and site architecture, fixed by engineers who write the tickets and check the release. For Google and the AI crawlers that now read your site too.
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Google is no longer the only crawler that matters. AI assistants send their own, and many do not run JavaScript. A site that is slow, blocked or script-heavy loses rankings and AI answers at the same time.
Six areas we audit and fix.
Part of your first 90 days. Every step has a date, an owner and something you can see.
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surfaceby dauMost technical problems sit in templates and settings, not individual pages. Fix them once and every page benefits.
Crawl health, indexing, Core Web Vitals and AI crawler access, tracked every week with alerts for regressions.
AI Overviews20.4%6.4%
ChatGPT18.8%3.9%
Gemini17.2%5.1%
Perplexity16.1%9.8%
Claude12.0%2.7%
Copilot8.9%2.1%Use a crawler yourself, ask your developers, hire a specialist for an audit, or run it with your search partner.
The same team runs every service that feeds AI answers, so nothing waits on another vendor.
Technical SEO makes sure search engines and AI crawlers can find, render and understand every page that matters. This is the checklist we work through, in order of impact.
| Area | What we check | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Crawling | robots.txt, sitemaps, crawl paths, crawl budget on large sites | Pages Google never reaches cannot rank |
| Indexing | Canonicals, noindex, duplicates, parameter URLs | The right version of each page gets indexed |
| Rendering | JavaScript rendering, content hidden behind scripts | What users see must match what crawlers see |
| Speed | Core Web Vitals: LCP, INP, CLS by template | Slow templates lose rankings and conversions |
| Architecture | Depth, internal links, orphan pages, faceted navigation | Authority flows to the pages that sell |
| Structured data | Organization, Product, FAQ, Article, Breadcrumb schema | Rich results and clearer facts for AI answers |
| International | hreflang, country folders, language targeting | The right country sees the right page |
| AI crawlers | Access for GPTBot, Google-Extended, PerplexityBot and others | Decides whether AI assistants can read and cite you |
| Logs | Server log files: what bots actually crawl | Shows wasted crawl and missed pages |
| Migrations | Redirect maps, staging crawls, launch monitoring | Protects traffic through a rebuild or replatform |
An audit is only useful if the fixes ship. Every issue we report comes with its impact, the pages affected, the exact fix and who needs to make it, and we work with your developers or make the changes ourselves.
The work that makes a site easy to crawl, render, understand and index: access, speed, structure, indexing rules and structured data.
Crawl access for Google and AI crawlers, rendering, Core Web Vitals, indexing, structured data and site architecture, with a ranked fix list.
Both. We write developer-ready tickets and check them on staging, or fix directly when we build or run your site.
For most brands, yes: blocking them means those assistants cannot read or cite you. We review each crawler with you, since some are for training and some for live answers.
Yes. WordPress, Shopify, Magento, headless stacks like Next.js with Contentful or Strapi, and custom builds.
Fixes to access and indexing can show within days to weeks. Speed and architecture work usually shows over one to three months.
A typical audit takes two to four weeks, depending on the size of the site. Large or international sites take longer.
Crawl budget is how many pages Google will crawl on your site in a given time. It matters most on large sites with filters, parameters or many near-duplicate pages.
They are part of Google's page experience signals. They rarely beat relevance on their own, but slow templates lose rankings and conversions at the margin.
Yes, when the main content only appears after scripts run. We check what Google actually renders and fix pages where it misses content or links.
Yes. Logs show which pages bots really crawl, where crawl is wasted and which important pages are being missed.
It is the foundation. AI crawlers need the same clean access, fast pages and clear structured data that search engines need.
A practical checklist for technical SEO in the AI search era, with how to prioritize the fixes.
The free AI SEO audit checks crawler access, rendering, schema and more in seconds.