Digital Marketing
Make sure search engines can crawl, render and index the pages you care about.

01 / Digital Marketing6 capabilities · 7 deliverables
The problem
Technical SEO problems are rarely visible from the front of the site. A page looks fine in a browser but is blocked in robots.txt, canonicalised to a different URL, rendered by JavaScript that the crawler never executes, or buried six clicks deep with no internal links pointing to it. The business keeps publishing and the pages never appear.
Migrations and redesigns make it worse. URL structures change without redirects, staging noindex tags make it to production, and faceted navigation generates thousands of near-duplicate URLs that eat crawl budget. Teams often only notice when traffic falls, and by then nobody remembers what changed.
Sound familiar?
Our solution
We crawl your site the way a search engine does, then compare that with what Search Console says is indexed and what your server logs show was actually requested. The gaps between those three views are where the problems live. Each finding is rated by how many pages it affects and how likely it is to hold back rankings.
We then write fixes your developers can pick up: exact rules, exact templates, exact redirects. Where we have access we implement them ourselves. Technical SEO does not create demand on its own. It removes the friction so that your content and links can do their job, and it protects you during platform changes.
Capabilities
We compare a full site crawl against Search Console coverage to find pages that are blocked, orphaned, duplicated or silently dropped from the index.
We shorten click depth to key pages, fix orphan pages and design link patterns so authority flows to the pages that earn revenue.
We diagnose LCP, INP and CLS using field and lab data, then specify the image, script and layout changes needed to reach the good thresholds of 2.5 seconds, 200 milliseconds and 0.1.
We implement schema.org markup for products, articles, FAQs, organisations and local businesses, and validate it so rich result eligibility is not lost to syntax errors.
For React, Vue and similar frameworks, we confirm that content and links are present in the rendered HTML and recommend server rendering where they are not.
Before a redesign or domain move we map every old URL to a new one, test redirects on staging and monitor indexing after launch.
Process
We crawl the site, pull Search Console and analytics data, and review server logs where available.
Issues are grouped by cause, sized by pages affected and ranked by likely impact against engineering effort.
We write developer-ready tickets or make the changes directly, with before and after checks for each.
We set up alerts for indexation drops, broken templates and new crawl errors so regressions are caught early.
You receive
Where it fits best
FAQ
Often yes. New builds regularly ship with staging noindex tags, missing redirects, blocked CSS or JavaScript, and heavy page weight. A check before and just after launch is cheap compared with weeks of lost visibility.
Either. If we have access to your CMS or repository, we implement and test the fixes. If your team prefers to keep control, we deliver tickets specific enough that a developer can finish each in one sitting.
Technical SEO is aimed at search engine access and indexing. Website optimization, in our web services, is broader and covers speed, usability and conversion for visitors. They overlap on performance, and we coordinate so you are not paying twice for the same fix.
We work with WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, headless setups and custom builds. Platform limits affect what is possible, and we tell you where a fix would need a bigger change like a theme rebuild or a move to server rendering.
Send a few lines about what you're trying to move. We'll reply with questions, a rough shape of the work, or an honest no.
Or write to hello@asoftbit.com