You have an audit report — yours or from another company — listing your site's technical problems. You already know what's wrong. The problem is nobody fixes it, because your IT team has other priorities, and a freelancer doesn't quite understand why these changes matter in the first place.
Technical SEO fixes that turn audit findings into real changes
Technical SEO Optimisation
You have an audit report — yours or from another company — listing your site's technical problems. You already know what's wrong. The problem is nobody fixes it, because your IT team has other priorities, and a freelancer doesn't quite understand why these changes matter in the first place.
The audit list has sat in an inbox for weeks, because every fix means touching the site's code, and nobody on the team has the time or the confidence not to break something else along the way. You order individual fixes from different contractors and explain a specific report item from scratch every time. You suspect some earlier "fixes" changed nothing, because nobody checked the result against the state before the change.
We implement the technical fixes an audit points to directly in your site's code and configuration, and verify each one against the specific problem it was meant to solve — we don't guess at what might help.
We have our own development team, so fixes are implemented in code, not just recommended in a document someone else still has to translate into action. Every change is checked against a baseline measured before implementation, so we know whether it actually helped. What we don't do: start optimising without reference to a specific list of problems — fixing things "by feel", without knowing exactly what's wrong, ends in changes that change nothing.
What you get out of it
- Real fixes, not just recommendationsInstead of another document with a to-do list, you get changes actually implemented in the site's code.
- A faster-loading siteWe fix elements affecting load speed and mobile usability.
- You know whether a fix actually workedEvery change is checked against the state before implementation, so you're not guessing whether anything improved.
Instead of a case study, we show you live a speed test on one of your pages before and after a specific fix — you see the verification method before ordering the full scope of work.
Scope and pricing
The optimisation covers implementing fixes from an audit's priority list: heading structure, structured data, redirect configuration and canonical URLs, elements affecting load speed and mobile usability, plus bulk meta tag fixes where they apply to many pages at once. If you don't have an audit yet, we start with a short technical review to establish a concrete list to implement.
- Starting point: your existing audit or our quick technical review.
- Agreeing scope and implementation priorities, plus access to code or the CMS.
- Implementing fixes in the agreed order.
- Verifying every change against the state before implementation.
- A final report summarising what was fixed and to what effect.
You know the price after the initial call — it depends on the number and complexity of issues to fix, whether the site runs on custom code or a standard system, and how urgent implementation is.
Our guarantees
Verified against the audit. Every fix addresses a specific problem from the list — never a change made just in case.
A baseline before implementation. We measure the site's state before changes, so we can honestly compare the effect afterwards.
Checked after implementation. After every major change we test that the site still works correctly across its key elements.
Availability
Implementation time depends on the number and complexity of fixes — for urgent technical issues we prioritise implementation instead of waiting for the full scope's schedule.
Order technical SEO fixes
Send us a link to your audit, or your site address and a short note on known issues — we'll agree the scope and timeline for implementation.
What you lose by waiting
Every month with audit fixes left unimplemented is a month where known problems keep limiting your visibility and site usability.
In short
We implement fixes directly in the code, not just recommend them in a document · every change addresses a specific problem from the audit · we measure the site's state before and after to confirm the effect · our own development team does the work · you know the price before starting, based on the real scope.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an audit from you to order technical optimisation?
No, if you have an audit from elsewhere, we work from it. If you have none, we start with a short technical review.
Do you fix issues affecting load speed and mobile usability?
Yes, that's one of the main areas of technical optimisation.
Does the optimisation also cover redirects and URL structure?
Yes, tidying up redirects and canonical URLs is a standard part of the scope.
How do you confirm that implemented fixes actually worked?
We measure the site's state before changes and compare it against the result after each fix is implemented.
Do you work on any CMS, or only selected ones?
We work on both popular off-the-shelf systems and custom code — we confirm the scope once we know your platform.