Your best content can't rank if Google can't reach it, render it, or afford to keep it. We find what's blocking the crawl in your logs — then ship the fixes with your engineers, not around them.
Client-side rendering and hydration bugs leave your real content invisible or days late to the index. What your users see and what Googlebot indexes are two different websites.
Faceted URLs, parameters, infinite pagination. On most enterprise sites we audit, 80% of Googlebot's visits go to pages you'd never want ranked — while new money pages wait days to be crawled.
A slow LCP costs you twice — once as a ranking signal, again in the funnel. Every 100ms shows up somewhere: bounce, conversion, CAC payback. Speed is a revenue line, not a vanity score.
A replatform or rebrand without an SEO protocol routinely loses 30–40% of organic traffic overnight — then takes quarters to claw back. The scary part: it's entirely preventable.
LCP, INP, and CLS diagnosed to the line of code, fixes specced for your framework, verified in field data — because Google ranks on CrUX, not your lab score.
12M+ URLs of server logs analyzed monthly. See what Googlebot actually does — not what the crawler simulator guesses — then cut the waste and redirect the budget to money pages.
Canonicals, robots directives, sitemaps, parameter handling — tuned so only what should rank is in the index, and everything else is pruned or consolidated.
Full URL inventory, 1:1 redirect matrices, staged crawl diffs, launch-day log monitoring, rollback criteria. 31 migrations run. Zero traffic lost.
SSR and ISR strategy for React, Next, and Vue — so the page users see is the page Google indexes, on the first wave, not the second.
Schema deployed programmatically and validated in CI, so rich results — and the AI citations that depend on them — don't silently break on the next deploy.
Full crawl, 90 days of server logs, CWV field data. Output: a fix list prioritized by traffic impact and engineering cost — sized in hours, not vibes — so your team knows exactly what P0 means.
Indexation blockers, redirect chains, and render fixes go into your sprint cycle as engineer-ready tickets — spec, acceptance criteria, test plan. This window produces the 47-day first result.
Performance work lands alongside internal-linking and crawl-path fixes. You watch crawl budget redistribute toward money pages in the logs — the leading indicator before rankings move.
Dashboards, alerting, and CI checks on schema, robots, and redirects — so the next deploy can't quietly undo the quarter. First QBR: crawl efficiency, indexation, and CWV versus baseline.
A 30-minute call with a senior strategist. Bring your hardest growth question — leave with a sized plan.