Technical SEO
Fix technical issues so your website can be found on Google
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Does any of this sound familiar?
You approve changes to your website without really understanding them
The quote is ten pages long and makes little sense to you. The agency talks technology; you talk business. You want someone who can translate the technical details and advise you on protecting your online visibility.
You get Google alerts and don’t know what to do with them
Google Search Console sends messages about indexing problems or 404 errors. Someone tells you they’re harmless, but you can’t be completely sure. You want someone reliable to guide you.
You suspect Google isn’t seeing part of your catalog
You have hundreds of products, yet your most important ones don’t appear when you search for them online. You want to make the most of what you already have before adding more products.
Our technical SEO support covers three main areas
01
What prevents Google from accessing your website
Before fixing anything, we check everything that might be causing trouble. We rank each technical issue by its effect on your visibility. The goal is to make your site accessible to Google, including the French and English pages aimed at your target markets.
In SEO terms
- Crawlability and blockers
- Indexing and the mobile version
- Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS)
- HTTPS, robots.txt, and XML sitemap
- Canonical tags, 404 errors, and 301 redirects
02
Fixes prepared for your technical provider
You don’t have to explain the work to your developer. We prepare a clear document detailing every fix in priority order. We speak with the developer and answer any questions.
In SEO terms
- Technical requirements document
- Prioritization
- Follow-up with your technical provider
- Clear acceptance criteria
03
Checking that the fixes were implemented properly
After your developer makes the changes, we verify that each one has the intended effect on Google. If something isn’t right, we flag it and propose a solution. We make sure your developer understands the issues.
In SEO terms
- Quality assurance of fixes
- Checking the impact on indexing
- Before-and-after comparison
- A full final review to catch regressions
What you receive
A technical brief ready to send
Each problem explained in plain language, with precise instructions for fixing it.
A reasoned order of priorities
Actions ranked by their impact on Google visibility so your provider tackles them in the right order.
Full quality assurance after implementation
Every fix is checked. You won’t discover six months later that it wasn’t done correctly.
Our first conversation is about you.
Your market, your customers, what’s holding you back, and what you’ve already tried. Only then do we see whether what we offer is a good fit.
Let’s discuss your project →The results.
+115%
more visibility in six months
B2B business: a complete technical rebuild after a redesign that broke everything
Missing redirects, inconsistent site structure, and faulty markup. By rebuilding the technical setup, this industrial business recovered and then exceeded its previous rankings within six months.
Read the case study →Frequently asked questions
We don’t have an in-house developer. What can we do?
We work with trusted developers we can recommend. What can actually be changed depends on your CMS and how your website was built. Some fixes are straightforward; others need a technical decision. We confirm this with the developer at the start.
Our website was built by an agency. Can they make the fixes?
Yes, if you still have a maintenance contract. We send them the technical brief directly and answer their questions. We can’t guarantee in advance that every fix will be feasible: it depends on your CMS, theme, and the agency’s constraints. We check this with them at the start of the project.
What’s the difference between an SEO audit and technical SEO work?
The audit is the diagnosis; technical SEO is the intervention. One identifies the problems, the other fixes them.
Are technical fixes enough to improve our Google rankings?
They’re essential, but not enough on their own. A technically sound website is the foundation. Content and links do the rest.
Let’s find out what’s holding back your search visibility
An initial conversation to see if we can help.
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