Performance rescue
Diagnose and fix what makes an existing site slow.
The engineering half of SEO: speed, crawlability, structured data and Core Web Vitals — the foundation content marketing needs to work.
Content and links cannot compensate for a site search engines struggle to crawl or users abandon while it loads. Technical SEO fixes the foundation: fast rendering, correct markup, clean URLs, structured data and no duplicate or blocked content.
This pairs with the content and link work our Marketing division does. Technical SEO makes a site eligible to rank; content marketing is what earns the ranking.
Outcomes, not feature lists.
Core Web Vitals are a ranking input and a conversion factor. Slow pages lose on both.
Correct sitemaps, robots rules, canonicals and internal links so nothing valuable is hidden from search engines.
Structured data for organisation, articles, courses, breadcrumbs and FAQs makes listings more prominent.
Canonical handling and clean URL structure stop pages competing against themselves.
Crawl the site, measure real performance and list issues by impact.
Speed, crawl errors, redirects, duplicates and broken structure first.
Headings, internal links and structured data corrected across templates.
Search Console and performance tracking, with a follow-up review.
Diagnose and fix what makes an existing site slow.
Redirect mapping and monitoring so a redesign does not lose existing rankings.
Add schema across templates for richer search listings.
Technical fixes often show in crawl and performance data within weeks, but ranking movement depends on competition and content quality. Anyone promising specific positions by a specific date is guessing.
No — they are complementary. This is the engineering side. Keyword strategy, content production and digital PR sit with our Marketing division.
No, and we would treat any such guarantee as a warning sign. We commit to measurable technical improvements and honest reporting on what moved.