Indexing
Which pages are in the index and which are not and why: robots.txt, noindex, crawl errors.
Technical SEO is the foundation: if pages are not indexed, are slow or duplicated, content and links work at half strength. We check the site, fix the errors and show what changed. We do not promise top positions because no honest person does.
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Which pages are in the index and which are not and why: robots.txt, noindex, crawl errors.
Sitemap, internal links, depth, orphan pages.
LCP, INP, CLS on mobile and desktop.
Organisation, breadcrumbs, FAQ, products.
Correct language versions and canonical so the right one is shown.
Redirect chains, duplicate pages, broken links.
A search bot moves along links. If the path is tangled or closed, pages stay unnoticed.
Each language version should link to all the others and to itself, use consistent language codes and a correct canonical. Then Google shows people their language.
These are the limits Google calls "good". Speed affects both SEO and whether a visitor stays.
No. Positions depend on competition, content and links. We bring the technical base in order and honestly show the result.
Search engines reindex pages gradually, so changes show in weeks, not hours. We do not promise specific terms.
It helps if traffic does not grow despite content, pages drop out of the index or the site is multilingual.
Yes: WordPress, OpenCart, PrestaShop, Magento, Joomla, Drupal, Bitrix, Shopify and custom code.
Technical SEO concerns the base of the site. Texts and content strategy we discuss separately.
Describe what is wrong: slow, hacked, needs support. We will suggest where to start. The first conversation is free.
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