Technical SEO services

It makes sure search engines can reach your pages, render them, understand them and choose to index them. In practice that means diagnosing crawl and indexation problems, fixing rendering and performance, correcting structured data and site architecture, and handling migrations without losing equity. We also implement the fixes rather than only reporting them.

No, and that is the main difference. Most technical audits end with a document whose recommendations sit in a backlog behind product work. We are a software company, so we can write the redirects, change the rendering, fix the schema and verify in production. You can still buy audit-only if you have engineers free.

For most sites, a few days to crawl, cross-check against Search Console and review logs, then the findings in writing. Very large or unusual sites take longer. Implementation time depends entirely on what is found, and we estimate it per fix rather than as one number.

Usually one of four things: near-duplicate templated content, weak internal linking so deep pages look unimportant, a canonical conflict, or crawl budget being consumed by filter and parameter URLs. They need different fixes, which is why the diagnosis matters more than the checklist.

Yes, and it is worth involving us before launch rather than after. Most migration losses come from redirects mapped by URL pattern, which handles the tidy majority and silently drops everything irregular. We build the mapping from the real URL list and traffic data, test before launch and verify after.

Either way. We can hand over reviewable changes for your team to merge, or implement directly if you would rather. Where there is an in-house team we usually find it faster to write the change ourselves and have them review it, because the context is already in our heads.

More than before, in one specific way. AI crawlers generally do not execute JavaScript, so a client-rendered site can be fully indexed by Google and effectively invisible to ChatGPT or Perplexity. Nothing in Search Console reports that, so it goes unnoticed. We check both kinds of crawler.

No. Google decides what ranks and nobody can sell you a position. What technical work can honestly promise is that nothing on your side is preventing a page from being fetched, rendered, understood and indexed. That is a necessary condition for ranking, not a sufficient one.

Technical projects start from £2,500, and a migration from £4,000, because the mapping and the risk are larger. Ongoing technical work sits in a retainer from £1,500 a month. A small clean site is a fraction of a large catalogue, so the audit is free and the quote follows it.

SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd, registered at Companies House under number 16718403, with a registered office at 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA. You are invoiced in pounds. The whole team works remotely, which we state plainly.