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Share your website, and I’ll provide a complimentary technical SEO mini-audit covering key issues in crawlability, indexation, technical architecture, JavaScript/SSR and search visibility.
No upfront payment. No obligation. No unnecessary calls.
If you find the analysis valuable, we can discuss a paid engagement.
If you find the analysis valuable, we can discuss a paid engagement.
Modern website designed for a local plumbing company in Houston.
Clean, professional layout focused on emergency services, with strong call-to-action buttons and mobile-friendly design. Built to help the business get more calls from local customers.
Before you celebrate, there’s one important step you CAN'T skip:
Telling Google your website exists 👀
A live website does not necessarily = an indexed website. If Google hasn’t indexed your website, it won't appear when potential clients search for you.
Here’s what to do:
1️⃣ Go to Google Search Console and create a free account.
2️⃣ Add your website as a property and verify that you own it.
3️⃣ Find your website’s sitemap (ChatGPT can help you find this quickly - just ask!)
4️⃣ Inside Search Console, click Sitemaps, enter your sitemap URL, and click Submit.
5️⃣ Use the URL Inspection tool to check your homepage and other important pages. If a page isn’t indexed, click Request Indexing.
6️⃣ Check back under Page Indexing to make sure Google can access your pages and there aren’t any errors blocking them.
Will this automatically make your website rank at the top of Google? Nope. But it IS a necessary first step to get your website showing up at all so they have the opportunity to rank in search results.
(Google may take a few days to a few weeks to crawl and index a new website, so don’t panic if it doesn’t happen immediately!!)
An audit report should still make sense after it’s been forwarded three times.
I’ve released SSRWire 0.5.0, with a new HTML report for handing over findings from streamed HTML checks.
Each built-in finding explains:
What was observed.
Why it matters.
What to change.
Fix examples can be tailored to Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, WordPress and other supported stacks. The framework choice changes the guidance; the findings still come from the captured response.
Response timings and metadata arrival order sit alongside those explanations, so a developer can inspect the evidence behind a finding.
npx ssrwire@0.5.0 check https://example.com \ --format html --output audit.html
The result is one HTML file that opens offline, without JavaScript or remote assets. Attach it to an issue, send it to a client, or keep it with the release checks.
Even the social-preview section stays local: it shows the captured metadata and image URL without fetching the image.