Technical SEO
Crawlability, indexing, canonical URLs, server-rendered content and site structure — the work that makes everything else eligible to rank.
Search & AI visibility
SEO Services From a Development Team
Most SEO problems are engineering problems. We fix the technical work that keeps good pages from ranking — then prove it with Search Console data rather than a proprietary score.
Fixes shipped, not just listedReal Search Console reportingNo ranking guarantees
What we work on
Core Web Vitals
LCP, INP and CLS brought inside Google's thresholds and kept there, measured against real users rather than a lab test.
On-page and content structure
Titles, descriptions, heading hierarchy and internal linking that tell search engines what each page is actually for.
Structured data
Organization, Article, FAQ and LocalBusiness markup that matches the visible content, so rich results are earned rather than claimed.
Answer engine optimisation
Content structured so AI overviews and assistants can extract and cite it, not just rank it in a list of links.
Migration and recovery SEO
Replatforming without losing rankings, and diagnosing the traffic drop when a previous migration already did.
How we work
Find what is actually broken
A full technical crawl plus field performance data. You get a prioritised list, not a 200-page PDF nobody reads.
Implement, not just recommend
We are a development team, so we ship the fixes ourselves rather than handing your developers a wishlist.
Track the metrics that matter
Rankings, impressions and Core Web Vitals from Search Console and CrUX — real data, not a proprietary score.
Frequently asked questions
How long does SEO take to show results?
Technical fixes such as Core Web Vitals, indexing and structured data often show within two to six weeks. Ranking and content improvements typically take three to six months, because search engines need to recrawl and reassess the site.
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No, and neither should anyone else. Nobody controls Google's index. What we do commit to is fixing the technical issues that keep pages from ranking, and reporting the actual metrics rather than a made-up score.
What is the difference between technical SEO and content SEO?
Technical SEO makes content eligible to rank: crawlability, rendering, speed and structure. Content SEO decides whether it deserves to. Both matter, but technical problems cap what content can achieve, so they come first.
Do you work on sites you did not build?
Yes. Most SEO work we do is on existing sites, often ones built by another agency. We start with a paid audit and tell you honestly whether fixing or rebuilding is better value.
Find out what is holding your site back
Run our free audit tool for an instant read, or talk to us for a full technical review with the fixes prioritised by impact.
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