SEO / Technical SEO
Technical SEO.
Built to work.
RawCode Tech reviews the technical issues that can make your website harder to discover, crawl and use. Get a prioritized action plan and clearly scoped fixes for the pages and templates that matter.
Crawl clarityPrioritized fixesRechecked changes
Help search engines reach the pages that matter.
Good content needs a website that search engines can access and understand. Broken paths, conflicting directives and rendering problems can get in the way.
We review the signals around your important pages, identify avoidable barriers and explain what needs attention. The aim is a reliable foundation for the content you already have.
Turn technical findings into a practical plan.
An audit should explain what to fix, why it matters and who needs to act. We review the website alongside available Search Console data and the access included in your project.
Findings are grouped by impact and effort, with affected pages or templates and a practical next step. Some issues need a CMS change; others require your hosting provider or development team.
Your proposal separates the audit from implementation so responsibilities and review stages are clear from the start.
A closer look at your search foundations.
We review the systems and page signals behind your content. The agreed scope determines which areas are audited and which changes are implemented.
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Crawlability & Indexing
Review robots rules, indexing directives, XML sitemaps and available coverage data. Identify why important pages may be difficult to discover or ineligible for indexing.
02
Site Structure & Internal Links
Review navigation, page depth and internal link paths. Make priority pages easier to reach and identify broken links or isolated content that needs a clearer place in the site.
03
Canonical URLs & Redirects
Investigate duplicate URL patterns, canonical signals and redirect chains. Plan consistent destination URLs and check that agreed changes preserve useful working links.
04
Speed & Core Web Vitals
Review loading, responsiveness and layout stability using available field and lab data. Identify practical opportunities in images, scripts, templates and server delivery.
05
Structured Data Review
Check existing markup for accuracy and supported formats. Recommend or implement relevant schema where agreed, without promising rich-result eligibility or appearance.
06
JavaScript & Mobile Rendering
Review whether important content and links are available in the rendered page. Check mobile layouts and flag rendering or interaction issues for agreed fixes.
Find the blocker. Fix the cause.
A technical finding needs context. We check the affected pages, how the issue appears and whether it interferes with access, page use or important search signals.
Recommendations are prioritized around your website and goals. A long list of warnings is less useful than a clear set of actions your team can understand and verify.
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Evidence before action
Affected URLs, relevant data and a clear explanation.
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Priorities that make sense
Impact, effort and dependencies considered together.
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Checks after the change
Revisit the issue and document the outcome.
A clear audit. A checked implementation.
Move from findings to agreed changes, with clear responsibilities and verification at each stage.
01
Discover & Audit
Confirm the website, goals and available access. Review crawl behavior, important templates and the technical areas included in the audit.
02
Prioritize & Plan
Document the findings with affected pages and practical recommendations. Agree on priority fixes, ownership and any development dependencies.
03
Implement & Review
Apply the changes included in the scope or coordinate with your team. Review redirects, templates and settings before deploying substantial changes.
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Recheck & Hand Over
Recheck the agreed issues, record what changed and explain remaining dependencies. Hand over the report and recommendations for follow-up.
Know what is included in your audit.
Your proposal defines the website coverage, required access and implementation responsibilities. Depending on the agreed scope, deliverables can include:
- A scoped technical audit and prioritized issue list
- Affected URLs or templates with supporting findings
- A practical action plan and implementation ownership
- Agreed fixes or developer-ready recommendations
- Verification of completed changes
- A change log and follow-up recommendations
The quote depends on site size, template complexity, available data and implementation requirements. We confirm the audit coverage and the fixes included before work starts.
Hosting changes, a website rebuild, new content and ongoing SEO management are separate unless included in your proposal. Resolving technical issues does not guarantee indexing or a specific ranking.
Technical SEO questions, answered.
The agreed audit can cover crawling and indexing signals, site structure, canonical URLs, redirects, page performance, structured data and rendering. Your proposal identifies the website coverage, required access and deliverables.
Either approach can be scoped. An audit provides findings and recommendations. Implementation is included only where agreed, with responsibilities defined for your team, hosting provider and any development work.
Search Console and CMS access can help investigate issues and make agreed changes. Some checks are possible using public pages. We confirm the access needed for the scope and use permissions appropriate to the work.
Page performance is one part of technical SEO. The review can also cover crawling, indexing directives, internal link structure, duplicate URLs, redirects and how content renders. The priority depends on the issues found.
No. Search engines decide what to index and rank. We work on the agreed technical barriers and verify the changes, but indexing and ranking depend on content quality and other factors as well.
The schedule depends on website size, template complexity, access and implementation requirements. We provide a timeline after scoping the work; hosting or development dependencies may need additional coordination.
Let’s strengthen your website’s foundations.
Share your website and the technical concerns you want to investigate. We will help define the audit coverage, priority areas and next steps.