Technical SEO
Everything that happens before your content stands a chance: Google reaching your pages, rendering them, working out which one is the real one, and serving them quickly. It's usually bought by people who already have a developer and need to tell them exactly what to change.
What it includes
How I approach it
Look at the site the way the bot does, not the way you do
I load your main templates with JavaScript and without it, and compare. If the menu, the product copy or the links to your categories only exist once a script has run, I already know where the trouble starts. I also read the Search Console crawl stats: how many URLs Google asks for a day, how long your server takes to answer, and which file types are eating the time.
Separate what should be indexed from what shouldn't
Almost nobody has a "Google will not index me" problem. They have a problem where Google indexes two hundred filter URLs and skips the six that matter. I go through the indexing report reason by reason and we decide together what belongs in the index, what should exist without being indexed, and what should not exist at all.
Speed measured on real users
Lighthouse on my laptop over fibre tells you nothing. I work from field data and go after what actually moves: the element that takes forever to paint, images served at three times the size they are displayed, third-party scripts nobody remembers adding.
Hand over something that can actually be done
The deliverable is for your developer, so it's written in their language: which file, which rule, which URL, what to check afterwards. If you don't have a developer, I coordinate the changes with whoever looks after your hosting or your CMS.
What it doesn't include
Indicative price
It usually starts with an SEO audit, from €950 one-off, because without a diagnosis I don't know how much work is there. Ongoing technical work, migrations included, runs as a retainer from €650 a month with no lock-in. Figures are before IGIC and indicative; the detail is on Pricing.
Shall we look at it?
Tell me what you sell and where you want people to find you. Fifteen minutes on a call is usually enough for me to say whether this is worth your money or whether I'd be selling you something you don't need. WhatsApp is the easiest place to start; the number is +34 687 367 397 if you'd rather ring.