Search engines should not have to fight your site to read it
Good content cannot rank if search engines cannot crawl it, index it or tell your language versions apart. We find those faults and fix them in the code, not only in a report.
Part of Growth and marketingWhat we do
Crawl and index review
We compare what Google has indexed with what should be indexed, then fix blocked pages, duplicates, orphan pages and wasted crawl.
Language and region setup
Hreflang, URL structure and canonical tags configured so the Arabic and English versions reach the right searchers and do not compete with each other.
Core Web Vitals
Loading, layout shift and responsiveness measured on real mobile devices, with fixes to images, scripts, fonts and hosting.
Structured data
Schema for organization, products, services, articles, FAQs and local business, validated and kept in line with the visible page.
Redirects and migrations
Redirect maps for redesigns, platform changes and domain moves, so rankings built over years are carried across.
JavaScript rendering
Checks that content in single-page apps and headless builds is visible to search engines, with server rendering where it is missing.
When clients call us about this
Pages are live but not in Google
Search Console shows pages as discovered or crawled but not indexed, and the count keeps growing.
Traffic dropped after a redesign or migration
Old URLs now return errors or point to the home page, and rankings that took years to earn have slipped.
The wrong language version ranks
Arabic searchers land on English pages, or the two versions take turns ranking for the same search.
Questions we are often asked
Do you make the changes or only recommend them?
We can do both. On WordPress, WooCommerce and many custom builds our engineers apply the fixes directly. If your own developers own the code, we write clear tickets and review their changes.
Is technical SEO a one-time project?
The first round of fixes is a project. After that, new pages, plugins and releases can introduce new problems, so most clients keep a monthly check in place.
We are about to move platforms. When should you be involved?
Before the new site is built. Redirects, URL structure and content mapping are far easier to plan early than to repair after launch.
Will faster pages raise our rankings?
Speed is one factor among many, so it rarely moves rankings alone. It does help visitors stay and convert, which is often the larger gain.
Tell us what you want to build, fix or grow
We reply within one working day with questions or a short plan.