Technical SEO Cleanup
Turn a noisy audit into verified source changes, clearer page signals, and a practical record of what was fixed.
Starts at $499. Starting project price. Includes the $249 Schema Sprint for the pages in scope.
Scheduling: Most focused cleanups take 3 to 10 business days. The final window depends on the number, complexity, and ownership of the fixes in scope.
Focused scope
Technical SEO problems often appear in groups. A weak template can repeat the same title, canonical, heading, schema, image, or internal-link problem across many URLs. Redirect rules and hosting settings can also make a healthy page look unreliable to crawlers.
This service starts by confirming which findings are real, which pages share the same cause, and which changes are safe to make together. The work is then implemented or documented for your developer and checked again on the live site.
Ready to define the work?
Share the site and the problem you are trying to solve. We will confirm whether this service fits before recommending a larger engagement.
Good fit
Review redirects, canonicals, metadata, indexability, and template output before small problems spread.
Turn repeated warnings into source-level changes and verify whether the findings clear.
Stabilize the technical foundation before investing in new content, local pages, or authority building.
Scope boundaries
Process
Reproduce the important findings with source, browser, crawler, and server checks.
Separate template-wide causes from page-specific copy and configuration issues.
Implement the agreed changes in reviewable groups or prepare exact developer instructions.
Test the deployed URLs, structured data, redirects, and affected page signals again.
Common questions
Yes. The starting scope includes a Schema Sprint for the pages being cleaned up, so structured data is reviewed alongside the visible content it describes.
Yes. Findings can be implemented directly where access and scope allow, or translated into developer-ready instructions with verification steps.
Problems that require a redesign, large content program, or long-term strategy are documented separately. A Static Site Rebuild or SEO Roadmap may be a better next step.
Next step
Share the URL, recent audit findings, and any known platform constraints so we can confirm whether a focused cleanup is the right scope.