Make the important pages on your website easier for search engines to access and understand. I investigate technical indexing problems, explain the cause and implement focused fixes in your existing website or CMS.

A page can work in your browser while an unintended robots rule, response header or canonical setting sends search engines a different instruction. I review the pages you want discovered, the ones that should remain private or excluded, and the site settings affecting that distinction.

The wider service covers technical SEO repairs after launches, CMS changes and template updates. We prioritize the actual issue shown in your site and available Search Console evidence.

The starter covers one website, up to five agreed URLs and up to three small configuration or code fixes. Checks include HTTP status, robots.txt, noindex directives, canonical links and relevant sitemap entries. Shared template or sitewide settings are changed only after their intended effect is agreed.

We confirm the affected pages and editable platform before ordering. A JavaScript rendering rebuild, site migration or large content cleanup receives a separate scope.

I record the starting behavior, make the agreed changes in a preview where practical, and repeat the relevant checks. With appropriate Search Console access, I inspect the selected URLs and request a recrawl where the tool permits it. One consolidated review round is included.

You receive an issue list, the implemented changes, a before-and-after check table and remaining recommendations. Delivery is three days after scope and access are ready. The deliverable is a tested technical correction; Google controls crawling, indexing and ranking, so no search position or indexing date is promised.