Technical SEO for developers
Most “SEO” stops at an audit PDF. I actually implement the technical fixes — crawling, indexing, structured data, speed — in the code, so the recommendations ship instead of sitting in a drive.
If Google can’t crawl, render and trust your store, more blog posts won’t save your rankings. Technical SEO is engineering work, and it’s most of what moves e-commerce sites that are otherwise stuck.
What I fix
- Crawl budget, indexation and faceted-navigation control
- Canonicalisation, pagination and duplicate content
- Structured data / schema for products, reviews and breadcrumbs
- XML sitemaps, robots and redirect hygiene
- Core Web Vitals and rendering (JS SEO)
- Internal linking and site architecture
- Migration & replatform SEO protection
Audit to implementation
I can take your SEO team’s or agency’s audit and turn it into shipped changes, or run the technical audit myself. Either way you end up with code in production and a result you can measure, not another PDF.
Signs you need this
Pages that won’t index, thin or duplicate URLs from filters, rich results that never show up, traffic that dropped after a redesign, or an audit full of fixes nobody’s got round to.