Technical SEO Service
A structured technical SEO review focused on crawlability, indexation, site architecture, rendering, and implementation priorities so your website stays clean, search-ready, and easier to maintain.
Technical SEO workflow
URL Intake
Crawl Site
Find Issues
Action Plan
Approval
Implement
URL Intake
Crawl Site
Find Issues
Action Plan
Approval
Implement
Step 01
Collect priority URLs, page types, templates, and sections that need to be included in the audit scope.
Review CMS, hosting environment, plugins, and technical dependencies that may affect crawling or implementation.
Check sitemaps, robots rules, canonicals, and any known indexing concerns before deeper analysis begins.
Step 02
Inspect status codes, meta robots, canonicals, and directives that control whether pages can be crawled and indexed.
Map internal links, crawl depth, orphan pages, redirect chains, and duplicate paths across the site.
Compare repeated technical issues across templates so recurring problems can be fixed at the source.
Step 03
Identify blocked resources, broken links, redirect waste, and technical barriers that limit efficient crawling.
Spot duplicate URLs, conflicting canonicals, thin archive pages, and pages sending mixed indexing signals.
Review JavaScript, assets, and template behavior that may prevent search engines from seeing important content correctly.
Step 04
Organize recommendations by business impact, technical severity, and how quickly the improvement can be deployed.
Sequence tasks by dependency so foundational issues are fixed before downstream optimizations are applied.
Prepare clear action items for developers, content owners, or stakeholders responsible for execution.
Step 05
Walk through findings and explain why the recommended changes matter for crawling, indexing, and site health.
Confirm what will be implemented now, what needs staging, and what should be deferred based on business priorities.
Review rollout considerations so technical fixes do not conflict with publishing, design, or development constraints.
Step 06
Apply redirects, canonical updates, robots rules, metadata fixes, and template-level corrections where needed.
Recheck affected pages after changes go live to confirm the intended signals are now present and working properly.
Provide implementation notes or follow-up guidance when development teams are handling the final deployment.
Share your site and the issues you are seeing, and SeckRates will review the technical situation and recommend the next steps.
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