Technical SEO

Search visibility fixed at source. Crawlability, indexing, structured data, and Core Web Vitals engineered into the product, not patched over it.

Most sites do not rank badly because of the word count. They rank badly because the crawler cannot reach half the pages, the templates emit duplicate titles, and the largest element on the page arrives long after the visitor does. We fix search problems in the code, which is where they are caused.

What we build

Technical audit

Crawl paths, index coverage, redirect chains, canonicals, and the orphan pages no sitemap ever mentions.

Core Web Vitals

LCP, CLS, and interaction latency fixed in templates and asset delivery, not hidden behind a caching plugin.

Rendering and crawl budget

Server-rendered pages a crawler can read without executing your JavaScript bundle first.

Structured data

Schema markup emitted from your real data, so it stays correct when the content changes instead of describing last year's page.

Site architecture

Internal linking, pagination, and facet rules that stop your own filters generating thousands of thin pages.

Measurement and reporting

Daily rank tracking, crawl diagnostics, and reporting on the queries that actually send you traffic.

What you get

  • A prioritised fix list, with the measurement behind each item
  • Fixes merged into your codebase, not handed over as advice
  • Core Web Vitals measured before and after, on real pages
  • Rank and crawl reporting your team can read without us

We build this for ourselves too

RankMetrics is our own SEO analytics platform, running daily tracking across 50k+ keywords and 100+ audit checks. Site Boost Engine is our growth service, proven on our own products before we ever offer it to clients.

Common questions

Can you guarantee first-page rankings?

No, and nobody honestly can. We fix the technical causes that hold a site back and report what changes, so you can see whether it worked.

Do we need to rewrite our content?

Usually not first. Crawlability, indexing, and page speed come before your word count, because content a crawler cannot reach does not rank however well it is written.

What happens to our rankings after a redesign?

Redirect maps, URL parity, and structured data checked before launch, not after your traffic drops. A replatform is where most sites lose rankings they never get back.

Other services

Let's talk about your technical seo project.

info@an2tech.com