Indexation gaps closed
Pages published against pages actually indexed, with the specific cause identified: robots.txt, canonical tags, or a noindex left on by mistake.
SEO TECHNICAL FIX · 3–5 DAYS
Pages Google cannot read properly, fixed at the structure
Good content on a page nobody can find is invisible. Missing canonical tags, a blocked directory, wrong structured data or duplicate titles keep pages out of search regardless of how good the writing is.
A technical SEO fix repairs the structural problems, not the content. If the content itself needs work once pages are visible again, that is a separate job and we will say so rather than folding it in quietly.
WHAT WE FIX
Four structural problems, in order of how often they show up
Each one stops a page from being read or shown correctly, independent of what the page actually says.
Broken links and dead pages
Links pointing nowhere and pages that should redirect but do not, both of which waste the crawl budget search engines give a site.
Structured data corrected
Missing or wrong schema markup, fixed so search engines and AI assistants describe the page accurately instead of guessing.
Duplicate titles and descriptions
Every page needs its own, or search engines pick one page to show and bury the rest, regardless of which one you wanted found.
MEASURED, NOT CLAIMED
What two missing tags actually cost
A real finding from a technical audit, not a hypothetical.
212 pages published, 96 indexed by Google
116 pages invisible in search. Cause identified: no canonical tags and a blocked directory in robots.txt. Neither is a content problem.
See the full example findings
From the same written report every free audit produces.
WHAT IT COSTS
No published price
A 40-page site and a 4,000-page catalogue do not cost the same to fix under the same service name.
Every SEO technical fix is scoped in writing before anything starts, usually once the free technical audit has identified which of the four problem areas apply. Third-party services are billed at cost. We do not mark up other people's software.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Questions about the SEO technical fix
The ones that come up before anyone agrees to anything.
Not keywords or content, the structural things that stop Google from reading pages correctly at all: indexation, canonical tags, structured data, duplicate titles and mobile usability failures. A page can have excellent content and still be invisible in search because of a problem here.
Yes. We audited one site with 212 pages published and only 96 indexed by Google, caused by missing canonical tags and a blocked directory in robots.txt, not by the content itself. Fixing two structural issues brought the other 116 pages back into contention.
It fixes what is stopping pages from being read and shown properly, which is a precondition for ranking, not a guarantee of it. If the pages Google can now see are thin or duplicated, that is a content problem this service does not cover, and we will say so.
Three to five days, depending on how many of the five problem areas are present and how large the site is. You get a written summary of what was found and what changed, the same detail level as the free audit.
Send us your website address. We will tell you what Google cannot see.
The free technical audit covers indexation, structured data, duplicate content and mobile usability alongside speed and security. Two days, no charge, no obligation.
SEO technical fix sits alongside three other scoped fixes for a site you already have.