Technical SEO services, fixed at €290
The part of SEO that is verifiable. No opinions about content strategy — a list of things that are either correct or broken on your site, fixed, with the before and after measured. Below are three we found on our own site, because a defect we can publish is worth more than a claim we cannot.
What gets checked and fixed
- Crawlability and indexation — robots, sitemap accuracy, and every URL Google has that you did not intend to publish.
- Canonicals: self-referencing where they should be, and pointing somewhere sane where they should not.
- hreflang, if the site is multilingual. Every annotated URL must return 200 without a redirect or Google discards it silently.
- Redirect chains and loops, and the orphan pages that exist only in the sitemap.
- Structured data — Organization, Product, Article, FAQ — validated rather than pasted.
- Core Web Vitals on the templates that carry traffic, measured in Lighthouse before and after.
- Search Console connected and read, so what changed is visible to you and not only to us.
Why our own site is the case study
hreflang pointing at redirects
Annotations on this site once named URLs that 301d before resolving. Google discards those silently — the page still works, so nothing ever surfaces the mistake. Every hreflang URL here now returns 200 in one hop, and it is checked on every build.
A second copy of the whole site
www.nanostar.me served every page with no redirect to the apex, and Google had indexed it — so every signal was split between two hostnames. One middleware rule fixed it. This is the most common defect we find and the one owners are least likely to notice.
Eight pages nothing linked to
Eight real pages existed in the sitemap and nowhere else, which is exactly what Search Console files under "Discovered — currently not indexed". A sitemap offers a URL; it does not vouch for it. Internal links do.
What technical SEO will and will not do for you
Worth being straight about, because this is the corner of the industry where overpromising is easiest and hardest to disprove. Technical SEO removes the reasons Google cannot rank you. It does not create the reasons it should. If your pages are duplicated, uncrawlable, slow, or annotated wrongly, fixing that is the difference between competing and not competing — and the effect is often quick, because indexation problems resolve within days once the cause is gone. What it will not do is move you up a competitive commercial term on its own. That takes content people want and links pointing at it, and we will say so rather than sell you a second audit. We know this from our own numbers: this site scores 100 on Lighthouse SEO and 1.00 on accessibility, every hreflang URL resolves in one hop, and it still ranks for nothing in the United States — because it has no backlinks. Perfect technique is necessary and it is not sufficient. Anyone telling you otherwise has an audit to sell.
Questions before you enquire
What does €290 cover exactly?
The audit and the implementation for one site: crawlability, canonicals, hreflang, redirects, structured data, Core Web Vitals on the main templates, and Search Console setup. You get the before and after measurements, not a PDF of recommendations. If your site is large enough that this is not realistic — tens of thousands of URLs, several subdomains — we will say so and quote the real number instead of taking the €290 and under-delivering.
Do I need this if my site is new?
Usually less than you would think. A new site built properly starts clean, and the money is better spent on content and on getting anyone to link to you. Technical SEO earns its keep on sites that have been through a redesign, a migration, or a few years of accumulated pages. Send the URL and we will tell you which situation you are in.
Can you work on a WordPress or Shopify site?
Yes. Most of this work is platform-independent — canonicals, hreflang, structured data and redirects behave the same everywhere. On WordPress we work with whatever SEO plugin is already installed rather than replacing it. On Shopify some fixes are constrained by what the platform allows, and we will tell you which ones before starting rather than after.
Will you give me a report?
You get the measurements and the list of what changed. What you will not get is a 90-page automated crawl export with 400 warnings, most of which are noise. Our own technical audit found three real problems on a site with over forty pages, and said so instead of padding the count.
How fast does it show up?
Indexation and crawl problems typically resolve within days to a few weeks of the fix, because you are removing an obstacle rather than building authority. Core Web Vitals register in field data over roughly 28 days. Ranking movement on competitive terms is months and depends on more than technique — see the section above, which says so plainly.
Send us the URL
Just the address is enough to start. We will tell you what we can see from outside, whether €290 is the right number for your site, and what we would do first.
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