Access and indexing
Check which pages can be crawled and which appear in available indexing data. Review blocking rules, sitemaps and server responses.
Technical SEO to resolve what holds your site back
Do your pages fail to appear in Google, or does your website load poorly on phones? We review what search engines can find, how your site works and which fixes deserve attention first.
Problems worth a technical review
We look for evidence before attributing a traffic drop or a missing page to a single cause.
Your pages are difficult to find
We check whether Google can access them, whether they are indexed and what signals they provide. We also review available Search Console data.
Several addresses show the same content
Parameters or different paths can create inconsistent signals. We define the main address and review links and redirects.
The website takes too long to show what matters
Images, scripts or layout shifts can affect the experience. We measure page templates to locate what needs attention.
You are changing the site or its URLs
We prepare the mapping between old and new pages, redirects and the checks needed after migration.
What we review and why it matters
This audit focuses on technical operation. Search research, content and ongoing monitoring are defined in a complementary SEO scope.
Main addresses and duplicates
Review which URL identifies each piece of content, how it is linked and where redirects should lead.
Language versions
Check that each language has its own address and search engines can recognise equivalent pages.
Content visible to search engines
Compare what the server delivers with what appears when the page loads, including sites using JavaScript.
Navigation and internal links
Review how people and crawlers reach important pages and find unlinked content or unnecessarily long paths.
Page loading and stability
Measure in the lab and, when data exists, in real use. Prioritise fixes by page type and explain how to verify them.
A technical review of our own website
This internal work documents checks and corrections. It shows the method without claiming unmeasured sales or ranking improvements.
The technical foundation of a better web experience
Architecture, indexing and performance: how we approached the evolution of neterius.com.
Explore the workWhat we deliver
You receive a prioritised diagnosis to decide what to fix. If you want us to make the changes, we define their scope from the findings.
What it includes
- A report with findings prioritised by impact and effort, not a raw export
- A redirect map when there is a migration or URL change
- Reproducible checks: which command or tool validates each fix
- A review session with the engineering team that will apply them
What it excludes
- Implementation, quoted separately once the findings are known
- Content and keyword strategy: that is a full SEO engagement
- External links: we neither buy links nor take part in site networks
- Any guarantee of rankings or timelines to reach them
Do you guarantee I will rank higher?
We cannot guarantee a ranking. We can identify technical obstacles, implement agreed fixes and verify their effects. Rankings also depend on content, competitors and search engines.
How long until results show?
Technical fixes can be checked when applied. The time Google takes to recrawl and reflect changes varies; we agree how to monitor progress using the available data.
Can you implement the fixes yourselves?
Yes. We can implement the fixes within an agreed scope or work with your team to apply them. In both cases, we document the changes and verify the result.
Does it apply to WordPress, Shopify or a JS framework?
Yes. What changes is how the fixes are applied, not the diagnosis. On JavaScript-rendered sites we additionally check what HTML the crawler really receives.
Let’s review what is limiting your visibility
Share your website and the issue you see. We define a review, the available data sources and a deliverable that helps you decide what to do next.