Technical SEO for developers
Most “SEO” stops at an audit PDF. I implement the technical fixes — crawling, indexing, structured data, speed — directly in the code, so the recommendations actually ship.
You don’t have a rankings problem you can fix with more blog posts if Google can’t crawl, render and trust your store. 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 work from your SEO team’s or agency’s audit and turn it into shipped changes, or run the technical audit myself. Either way you get code in production and a measurable result — not another document that sits in a drive.
Signs you need this
Pages that won’t index, thin or duplicate URLs from filters, rich results that never show, traffic that dropped after a redesign, or an audit full of fixes nobody has implemented.