Most SEO problems we are asked to solve turn out to be engineering problems. Pages that render only in JavaScript so crawlers see nothing. Duplicate URLs splitting authority four ways. A slow site quietly capped in the rankings. These are fixable, measurable and usually more valuable than another month of content.

Who this is for

Companies with a site that does not rank for terms they should own. Businesses that lost traffic after a redesign or migration. Teams publishing regularly with nothing to show for it.

Problems we solve

Content crawlers cannot see. Client-side rendering leaving nothing in the HTML.
Traffic lost in a migration. Redirects missed, so years of accumulated authority evaporates.
Duplicate and near-duplicate URLs. Parameters and variants splitting ranking signals.
Missing structured data. No rich results where competitors have them.
Thin pages. Volume that does not answer the query it targets.
Core Web Vitals failures. Slow loading acting as a ceiling on ranking.

What we build

Technical audits: crawlability, indexation, canonicals, redirect chains, log analysis
Server-side rendering so content exists in the HTML crawlers receive
Structured data — Organization, Article, Service, FAQ, Breadcrumb — for rich results
Redirect mapping for migrations and replatforms, preserving accumulated equity
Core Web Vitals work with budgets enforced in CI
Content strategy built from real search intent, not keyword volume alone
Internal linking that distributes authority to the pages that matter commercially

How we work

Technical audit first, because content investment on a site that cannot be crawled properly is wasted. Migrations get a redirect map before launch, not after the traffic drops. We use AI to accelerate research and drafting, with editing and subject expertise applied on top — unedited generated content is precisely what search engines have learned to discount.

Technologies we use

Google Search Console, GA4, server log analysis, crawl tooling, schema.org structured data, Core Web Vitals measurement, and server-side rendering with Next.js.

Business benefits

Acquisition that does not stop the moment you stop paying
Technical fixes that lift the whole site rather than a single page
Rich results that increase click-through even at an unchanged position
Migrations that keep the authority you have spent years building

Common questions

How long before we see results?

Technical corrections can register within weeks. Competitive terms take months of content and authority building. Anyone promising fast rankings on competitive terms should be treated with suspicion.

We lost traffic after a redesign — can it be recovered?

Usually, and usually the cause is missing redirects, changed URL structure, or content that crawlers can no longer see. An audit identifies which, and recovery is often quick once it is fixed.

Do we need to publish constantly?

No. A smaller number of genuinely useful pages that answer real questions outperforms a large volume of thin content, which now actively works against you.

Not ranking for terms you should own? The technical audit usually explains why.

Search Engine Optimization