Technical SEO ensures search engines can properly crawl, understand and trust your website.
Without strong foundations, even the best content struggles to perform.
Get the structure right, and sustainable search growth becomes possible.
What Strong Technical SEO Delivers
How We Strengthen Your Technical Foundations
Technical SEO requires structure, clarity and prioritisation. We follow a focused process that identifies barriers, fixes root causes and protects long-term performance.
Technical Discovery
Strategic Prioritisation
Structured Implementation
Continuous Optimisation
Clear Strategy. Clear Growth. Clear Click.
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Technical SEO, Answered
What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO is the engineering side of search: making sure your site can be crawled, indexed and rendered without friction. It covers site architecture, page speed, structured data, redirects and how cleanly your code communicates with search engines and AI crawlers.
How much does a technical SEO audit cost in the UK?
A thorough audit typically runs from the low thousands of pounds, depending on the size and complexity of the site. Ecommerce platforms and JavaScript-heavy builds sit at the higher end because there is more to inspect. We scope to your site, not a fixed package.
Do you fix the issues or just report them?
Both, and we are clear about which is which. Every audit finding comes with a prioritised fix, the reasoning behind it and an owner. Where we have access we implement directly; where your developers own the codebase we write tickets they can act on without translation.
How often should we audit our technical SEO?
A full audit once a year, with continuous monitoring in between. The moments that matter most are before and after any migration, redesign or platform change, which is where rankings are usually won or lost in a single deployment.
Do Core Web Vitals really affect rankings?
They matter, but proportion matters more. Vitals are a tiebreaker rather than a primary ranking force, and their bigger effect is on conversion: slow pages lose buyers before rankings ever enter the picture. We treat performance as a revenue lever first and a ranking signal second.

















