Technical SEO and performance that survives the relaunch
Most traffic lost in a redesign is lost to technical mistakes: missing redirects, slow templates, broken structured data. We fix the foundations of your site, protect what already ranks and report the results in plain numbers.
ServiceTechnical SEO and performance
Core Web VitalsLive
LCP 2.9s → 0.9s
Migration
1,284 redirects mapped
Structured data
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01What’s included
6 parts, one team
The technical work behind good rankings
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Technical audit
Crawling, indexing, speed and structured data reviewed, with fixes ranked by impact.
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Core Web Vitals
LCP, INP and CLS improved at template level, so every page benefits at once.
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Structured data
Schema for your organisation, services, articles, FAQs and breadcrumbs, generated from your content.
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Site architecture
URLs, internal links and navigation shaped around what people actually search for.
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Migration planning
Every old URL mapped, tested and monitored, so a relaunch does not reset your traffic.
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Reporting
A baseline before we start and plain monthly numbers after, tied to traffic and leads.
02How it runs
How an SEO and performance project runs
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Crawl data, real user metrics and Search Console reviewed, ending in a ranked list of fixes.
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Template speed, rendering and structured data fixed, highest impact first.
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If you are relaunching, the redirect map is built, tested on staging and launched with daily monitoring.
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Monthly reports on rankings, Core Web Vitals and traffic, plus the next fixes.
03Tools
Built with tools your team already knows
We pick the stack during discovery, based on who will edit the site and how often. These are the tools we reach for most on this kind of project: Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, Lighthouse CI, Chrome UX Report, Schema.org and Cloudflare.
04Related services
05FAQ
Technical SEO questions, answered
Something else on your mind? Email the studio and a designer, not a salesperson, replies within a day.
What are Core Web Vitals?
They are Google’s measures of real user experience: how fast the main content appears (LCP), how quickly the page responds to input (INP) and how stable the layout is while loading (CLS). They feed into rankings and directly affect conversion.
How do we avoid losing traffic when we redesign?
Plan the migration before the design is final. We map every old URL to a new one, keep the content that ranks, carry over metadata and structured data, test redirects on staging and watch Search Console daily after launch.
Do you do content writing and link building?
Our focus is technical SEO: the foundations that let good content rank. We work alongside content teams and agencies, and we can recommend partners for content strategy and outreach.
Can you make our site faster without rebuilding it?
Usually, yes. Most gains come from images, fonts, scripts and how templates render, and all of those can be fixed in place. If the platform itself is the bottleneck, we will show you the numbers.
How soon will we see results?
Speed improvements show up in real user data within about four weeks. Ranking changes take longer and depend on competition, but technical fixes often lift existing pages within two to three months.
What is structured data and do we need it?
It is code that tells search engines what a page is about, such as your organisation, services, articles or FAQs. It helps them understand and present your pages, and AI search tools increasingly rely on it too.
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