Technical SEO audit
Crawl, speed, indexing and structure issues, ranked by what actually matters.
Service
Technical SEO, structured data, local search and content that answers what people actually type into Google.
The problem
Missing headings, duplicate titles, slow pages, no structured data, three different phone numbers for one business. No plugin fixes that. It’s fixed in how the site is structured and written.
So SEO is part of every build: each page gets a search intent, a clean heading outline, hand-written metadata and structured data that tells Google exactly who you are and where you work.
What's included
Crawl, speed, indexing and structure issues, ranked by what actually matters.
Titles, descriptions, headings and internal links, written by a human.
Local business, service, FAQ and breadcrumb schema that validates.
Set up or cleaned up, with consistent name, address and phone everywhere.
Pages and guides built around real questions, like Badfish's species guides.
Redirect maps, sitemaps and Search Console monitoring through launch.
How it runs
Find what's holding the site back, technically and in content.
Fix what moves the needle first, not what fills a report.
Structure, metadata, schema and new content, done properly.
Search Console and analytics, reviewed and explained in plain English.
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FAQ
No, and be wary of anyone who does. I can guarantee the site will be technically sound, well structured and built around the searches that matter to you.
Yes: Google Business Profile, consistent contact details, local schema and location pages where they make sense. Out-of-state and international businesses too.
Technical fixes can show up within weeks. Content and authority take months. Either way, you’ll know what changed and why.
Yes, as part of a maintenance plan: monitoring, fixes and new content on a steady schedule.