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Technical SEO services that fix what holds your site back
We find the crawl, indexing and speed problems that stop good pages ranking, then fix them for you. A full technical SEO audit, a fix list in priority order and changes made on your platform. Included in plans from £495 a month.
- Led by Muhammad Younus
- Building websites since 2019
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- Included from £495 a month
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What a technical SEO audit finds, and the order we fix it
How good pages stay invisible, a tool report against a written audit, and the order the fixes go live.
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A business can have excellent service pages and still be invisible. Google never indexed them, a plugin set them to noindex, or the mobile site is slow.
New pages not appearing? We check index coverage. Traffic down after a redesign? We redirect old addresses. Crawled, not indexed? We merge thin pages. Slow on mobile? We tune images.
Tools produce long lists of warnings. Our audit is written by a person, ranked by impact, and that person makes the fixes.
We work in order. Indexing first, then redirects, then speed, then schema.
Google measures speed with real visitors. Main content in two and a half seconds. A tap response in two hundred milliseconds. Almost no layout jump.
Technical fixes come with Growth SEO, from £495 a month, so they're never surprise hours. The audit is free, and there's no VAT to add.
Get your free technical SEO audit at renozer.com, with a video walk-through in two working days.
The basics
What are technical SEO services?
The foundations under every ranking and every AI citation.
Technical SEO services make sure search engines and AI crawlers can reach, render and understand every important page on your website. They cover crawling, indexing, redirects, site speed, structured data and site architecture, rather than the words on the page.
A business can have excellent service pages and still be invisible because Google never indexed them, because a plugin set them to noindex, or because a slow mobile template makes visitors leave before the first paragraph loads. Our work starts below the surface: we crawl the site the way Googlebot does, compare that with what is actually in the index, and trace every gap back to its cause. It is the technical half of our wider SEO service, and the first step in any AI Search Authority plan.
- CrawlGoogle and AI crawlers reach the pageWhat breaks itBlocked by robots.txt, broken links, server errors
- RenderThe page builds as a visitor sees itWhat breaks itContent that only appears after heavy JavaScript
- IndexGoogle stores the page and can show itWhat breaks itNoindex tags, duplicates, thin pages, wrong canonicals
- Rank and quoteThe page competes in results and AI answersWhat breaks itSlow mobile pages, weak internal links, no schema
- Main checks
- Crawling, indexing, speed, schema and site structure
- Platforms
- WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and custom builds
- Output
- A fix list ranked by impact, then the fixes themselves
- Price
- Included in Growth SEO from £495 a month
- Data used
- Search Console, Chrome real-user data and a full crawl
- Led by
- Muhammad Younus, technical SEO specialist since 2019
Problems we fix
Signs your website has a technical SEO problem
You rarely see these from the front of the site. Search Console and a crawl show them within minutes.
We check index coverage, internal links and sitemaps, then request indexing for the pages that matter.
Old addresses are matched to new ones and redirected, and redirect chains are flattened to a single hop.
We find the thin, duplicate or near-empty pages Google is skipping, then improve, merge or remove them.
Image formats, render-blocking scripts, fonts and hosting are tuned until Core Web Vitals pass.
Canonical tags, internal links and page targeting are aligned so Google picks the right page.
Index statuses
What your Search Console indexing statuses mean
Search Console’s Page indexing report lists every page Google hasn’t indexed and why. These are the six reasons we see most on small business sites, and what each one needs.
An old or alternative address that redirects. Google indexes the destination instead, so this is normal after a redesign.
What we doWe check internal links and the sitemap point straight to the final address, with no chains.
Google crawled the page and chose not to index it. Google says this is common and isn’t always a problem.
What we doIf it’s a page you need, we look for thin or duplicate content and weak internal links, then fix the cause.
Google knows the address but hasn’t crawled it yet. It usually postponed the crawl because it expected to overload the site.
What we doWe check server speed and errors, then make sure the page is linked from pages Google already visits.
Google treats the page as a copy of another one and has picked that other address to show.
What we doWe set a canonical tag on the page you want, or make the two pages different enough to stand alone.
A noindex tag told Google not to index the page. Fine for a thank-you page, a real problem on a service page.
What we doWe find the plugin, app or setting that added it, remove it from pages that should rank and request indexing.
The page looks empty or says “not found” but still tells Google it loaded normally.
What we doReal dead pages get a proper 404 or a redirect to the closest page; thin pages that should rank get real content.
Status names and meanings from Google’s Page indexing report help. Search Console only shows the reasons that apply to your site.
How it works
Our technical SEO audit, step by step
What we look at, and in what order, on every website we take on.
Automated tools produce long lists of warnings, most of which never affect rankings. Our technical SEO audit is written by a person, and it separates the few issues that cost you visibility from the noise. Each finding comes with the affected pages, why it matters and the exact fix.
Start with the free version: our free SEO and AI visibility audit covers the most serious issues in two working days.
Tools
Audit tool or technical SEO specialist?
Tools find symptoms. Someone still has to decide what matters, fix it and prove it worked.
Quick and useful for spotting broken links. It can’t tell which of its warnings cost you rankings, and it won’t fix anything.
A long PDF of issues. You’re left to find a developer, decide what comes first and check the fixes worked.
A person reads the crawl alongside your Search Console data, ranks the fixes by impact, then makes them and checks they’re live.
Technical fixes, not just a report
Many audits end as a PDF nobody acts on. We do the work, check it is live and show you the result in Search Console.
Technical fixes sit inside Growth SEO from £495 a month, so they’re never billed as surprise developer hours.
The specialist who writes your audit is the one who changes the code, redirects and settings afterwards.
Pages dropped out of the index overnight? Tell us and you will hear back within one working day.
We trace each warning to its cause, such as a theme setting or an app, so it does not return next month.
One mission: your business grows.
Why it matters
Why is technical SEO important?
Because nothing else you pay for works without it.
Search engines have a limited amount of attention for each website. If that attention is spent on duplicate filter pages, broken links and slow templates, your important pages are crawled less often and ranked with less confidence. Fixing the technical layer is usually the quickest win available to a small business, because the content you already paid for starts to count.
It matters even more now that answers are generated by AI. Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT search and Perplexity all depend on crawlers reaching a page and reading its structure. A site that blocks those crawlers, hides prices inside images or lacks schema is hard to quote. Our AI Overview SEO work builds directly on a clean technical base.
- Your existing pages finally get indexed and ranked
- Faster pages keep more mobile visitors
- Clear structure helps Google and AI tools understand what you offer
- Fewer surprises after updates, migrations or new apps
Checklist
Technical SEO checklist: what we fix first
The order matters. Indexing problems come before speed, and speed before polish.
- Week 1Indexing and access
Robots.txt, noindex tags, sitemaps and AI crawler access, so every important page can be found.
- Weeks 2 to 3Redirects and duplicates
Redirect chains, broken links, canonical tags and duplicate pages cleaned up.
- Weeks 3 to 5Speed and Core Web Vitals
Images, scripts, fonts, caching and hosting tuned for mobile visitors.
- Weeks 5 to 8Structure and schema
Internal links, click depth and structured data so Google understands every service.
Website speed optimisation and Core Web Vitals
Google measures speed with real visitors, not lab scores.
Core Web Vitals are three measurements Google collects from real Chrome users: how quickly the main content appears, how quickly the page responds to a tap, and how much the layout jumps while loading. A page passes when at least three quarters of visits meet each target. We use that field data, not a single lab test, to decide what to change.
Most of the gains on small business sites come from a short list: oversized images, too many plugins or apps, third-party chat and review widgets, web fonts and cheap shared hosting. If the template itself is the problem, a website redesign with the rankings protected can be better value than patching it. Our website cost guide shows what a rebuild involves.
Good at 2.5 seconds or less
Good at 200 milliseconds or less
Good at 0.1 or less
Measured from real Chrome users over the last 28 days, at the 75th percentile. Ranges from Google’s Core Web Vitals report help.
Technical SEO by platform
Each platform has its own habits. Knowing them saves time and avoids breaking things.
| Platform | Common technical issues | What we can change |
|---|---|---|
| WordPress | Plugin bloat, duplicate archive pages, slow themes | Almost everything: code, server, caching and templates |
| Shopify | Duplicate collection URLs, app scripts, filter pages | Theme code, apps, structured data and redirects |
| Wix | Heavy pages, missing alt text, weak internal links | Page settings, structured data, redirects and content |
| Squarespace | Large image blocks, limited schema, tag pages indexed | Page settings, code injection, redirects and content |
| Custom builds | JavaScript rendering, missing redirects, no sitemap | Fix tickets for your developer, checked after release |
Moving platform? Read how we handle a migration without losing rankings.
Technical SEO services pricing
Technical fixes are part of Growth SEO and AI Search Authority, so they’re never left waiting for a separate budget.
| Option | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free audit | £0 | Seeing the biggest technical problems before you commit |
| Growth SEO with technical fixes | From £495 a month | Ongoing fixes, monitoring and content on a growing site |
| AI Search Authority | From £695 a month | Technical and entity work aimed at AI answers as well as Google |
| One-off SEO Audit or SEO Launch | £295 for the audit, or £995 with fixes on up to 15 pages | A single clean-up before or after a launch |
| Platform migration | From £1,495 | Moving to a new website or platform with redirects mapped |
Compare plans on the pricing page, or ask for a fixed quote for your website.
How to choose a technical SEO agency
Six questions that separate real technical work from a rebadged tool report.
| Option | Good for | Ask before you sign |
|---|---|---|
| A free crawler or plugin | Small sites with an owner who can read the warnings | Which warnings actually affect rankings, and who’ll fix them |
| A report-only audit | Teams with an in-house developer | Whether the price includes checking the fixes once they’re live |
| A general web developer | Sites where the problem is the template or the server | Whether they’ll check Search Console after the change |
| Renozer | Small UK businesses that want the audit and the fixes from one specialist | Start with the free audit. Every price is fixed in writing before any work starts |
Red flags
Walk away if you see these
Three of these come straight from Google’s own documentation. The rest come from cleaning up after them.
- Advice to block pages in robots.txt to get them out of Google. Google says robots.txt is not a mechanism for keeping a web page out of Google; a noindex tag is.
- A crawl budget project for a site with a few hundred pages. Google’s crawl budget guide is written mainly for sites with a million or more pages, or 10,000 or more that change daily.
- Speed sold as a perfect lab score. Google’s Core Web Vitals report uses data from real visitors, and that’s what you’re judged on.
- Hundreds of warnings with no order. If everything’s urgent, nothing is.
- Changes made on your live site with no backup and no log of what changed.
- Search Console or analytics set up in the agency’s name rather than yours.
Younus has spent years inside WordPress, Shopify and server settings. He reads crawl data himself and explains each fix in plain words before it goes live.
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Client reviews
What clients say about the SEO work
Copied word for word from Younus’s Upwork profile, where only a client with a closed contract can leave a review.
“This is the third website Muhammad has designed for me, and each experience has been excellent. This latest project was for a film I made, and true to form, Muhammad quickly created a fantastic website with minimal direction required. He just gets it - understanding what's needed and delivering professional results every time. His combination of speed, quality, and ease of collaboration makes him my go-to for web design. Highly recommended.”Read the full review
“Muhammad always delivers when it comes to speed optimization for our Elementor Wordpress builds. A+++”
“Muhammad did an excellent job, throughout the process he was very responsive and a good communicator.”
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