Technical SEO Cleanup Explained
Learn what a technical SEO cleanup includes, when it is useful, and how to decide whether a site needs focused fixes or a broader roadmap.
SEO Education
Understand what a scan found, decide what matters first, and make safer changes without decoding another ominous report.

Start here
Learn what a technical SEO cleanup includes, when it is useful, and how to decide whether a site needs focused fixes or a broader roadmap.
Learn what a Schema Sprint includes, when JSON-LD structured data is useful, and why schema should match the visible page.
Learn what schema markup is, which structured data types matter most, and how to add JSON-LD without overdoing it.
Learn why static websites can be fast, secure, easy to maintain, and SEO-friendly when they are built with clean structure and useful content.
Learn what managed hosting means for small static websites, when it helps, and how hosting decisions affect SEO stability.
Learn what monthly SEO audits check, who they help, and why recurring lightweight reviews can catch problems before they grow.
Compare published starting prices, common project types, and the factors that change a practical small business SEO budget.
Learn what SEO means, how search engines understand pages, and which SEO foundations matter most for small business websites.
Understand what an SEO audit checks, what common scan warnings mean, and how to turn an audit report into practical next steps.
Learn how to sort SEO audit findings by impact, risk, effort, and confidence so you can fix the right issues first.
Fix library
Browse the full library of scan findings, what they mean, and how to fix them on common websites.
Learn how to fix title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, and common metadata warnings on popular CMS and custom sites.
Learn how to fix H1, H2, thin content, unclear page focus, and heading structure problems on CMS and custom websites.
Learn how to fix image alt text, image size, WebP fallbacks, internal links, anchor text, and broken link issues.
Learn how noindex, robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tags, and JSON-LD schema affect whether search engines can use your pages.
Tool guides
Learn how to group SEO Crystal Ball findings by severity, template pattern, user impact, and implementation risk.
Learn how to test HTTP status codes, redirects, canonical variants, and final URLs before changing SEO settings.
Learn how to use Crystal Ball fix-library pages without overreacting to warnings or making risky SEO changes.
Learn why browser tests, curl HEAD requests, Lighthouse, and SEO crawlers can report different status or performance results.
Learn how to run an SEO Crystal Ball scan, read priority findings, use the fix library, and turn audit results into action.
Learn what an SEO audit score means, what it does not mean, and how to use severity levels to decide what to fix first safely.
Learn how SEO Graph Wizard helps turn GA4 and Google Search Console data into clearer charts, exports, and reporting views.
Use the library with the tools
If a finding is unclear or risky, ask for support or start with a Sanity Scan before changing important site settings.