Audit
Full technical crawl, log file review and Search Console analysis to map every issue.
Great content still gets buried when search engines and AI answer engines can’t crawl, render, or trust your site’s structure. Tekcroft’s technical SEO services fix the crawl errors, indexing gaps, slow load times, or structural issues quietly capping your visibility, so your best pages actually get found/ranked and cited.
Whether you’re losing traffic after an update, watching pages sit unindexed, or wondering if your site is even ready for AI Overviews and ChatGPT citations, we start with a full technical audit, the first step in SEO audit services, and end with a prioritized fix plan your team can act on.
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Here’s a simple check you can do yourself that’ll tell you right away if your website has a technical SEO problem:
Your website traffic dropped, but you have no idea why.
The common cause is a crawl, indexing, or Web Vitals issue.
You published and interlinked the page, but Google still won’t index it.
The issue can be a canonical conflict, a noindex tag left in place, or a crawl budget issue pulling bots away from the important pages.
The site looks fine but takes time to load.
Render-blocking scripts, unoptimized images, or bloated JavaScript are the culprit.
Ranking in Google, but not showing up in rich results or AI Overviews.
That’s a structured data and schema gap, with an increasing technical readiness gap for AI search engines.
About to migrate or redesign, but terrified of losing rankings.
A migration without a technical SEO plan is the single fastest way to lose months of organic growth overnight.
Each engagement starts with an audit that tells us exactly which of these areas need how much attention.
A technical SEO audit shows every impediment between your content and search engines. This includes crawling errors, indexing gaps, issues with site architecture, site speed via web design and development services, and even structured data errors.
We analyze the index coverage within Search Console and audit server logs to review the requests being made by crawlers. Additionally, we fix any robots.txt or meta-directive conflicts and manage Crawl Budget by removing Faceted Navigation and Parameter URLs.
Google has specified goals of LCP below 2.5 seconds, INP below 200 ms, and CLS at 0.1. We assess template-level issues related to blocked resources, images that have not been optimized, slow server response times, and then validate the improvements using real user (field) data.
Rich results and AI citations both depend on machines understanding your content. We implement and validate JSON-LD schema: Product, FAQ, HowTo, LocalBusiness, Article, Organization, matched to what each page actually is. We also look for errors as schema.org standards evolve.
If Googlebot cannot render your JavaScript, the content does not exist for search. We assess Google’s Web Rendering Service against the actual site and review and resolve issues that occur with popular JavaScript frameworks. We also assess issues that occur with CMS combinations and server-side implementations and provide dynamic rendering in the face of client-side rendering to ensure that the content is not blocked from indexation.
Duplicate and near-duplicate URLs split ranking signals and waste your crawl budget. We modify canonical tags across your entire site to fix redirect chains and loops, lock down HTTP/HTTPS and www/non-www variants, and canonicalize pagination and filtered URLs. So that authority consolidates to the pages you want ranking.
Google indexes your mobile site first. We test rendering across devices and separate Core Web Vitals by device to evaluate navigation and forms for real mobile usability.
Poor site migration SEO is the highest-risk event you’ll ever face. We build a one-to-one redirect map and validate the staging environment before launch. We then keep an eye on index, crawl, and rankings daily post-launch, so regressions get caught within hours.
Server logs record how Googlebot and Bingbot crawl your site. We analyze log data to determine crawl budget waste and to identify anomalies, so we can address them properly.
Technical SEO must be an active process. A change that takes months to implement can undo all the work in a second. We monitor crawlability and indexation status. We also evaluate developer deploys for the impact on SEO before they are deployed.
The same technical foundations that get you crawled and indexed by Google are what determine whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google’s AI Overviews can access and cite your content. We audit your site’s structure, schema, and content accessibility specifically for AI crawlers, so you’re not just optimizing for search anymore; you’re optimizing for how AI reads the web.
Every finding is scored by real impact, so your team spends time on the fixes that move traffic and rankings. Not low-value cleanup that looks good in a report but changes nothing.
AI/LLM crawlability is a part of every audit standard. Your site gets checked for how ChatGPT, Perplexity, or AI Overviews access and cite your content, alongside classic search engine crawlability.
No jargon-heavy exports that sit in a folder unread. We translate findings into plain language and hand developers implementation-ready tickets with clear acceptance criteria.
We validate your staging environment and build your redirect map before you go live, then review crawl stats and indexation. Day-to-day rankings are checked after launch, so regressions get caught in hours, not discovered months later in a traffic report.
You’ll know your ballpark cost and realistic timeline upfront, no “contact us for a custom quote” with no context to plan around.
Priorities are scored against three things: the probability of revenue lost, the amount of effort involved, and the possibility of a negative impact on site ranking and traffic.
How a fix is ranked
of four stages
Full technical crawl, log file review and Search Console analysis to map every issue.
Findings scored by impact and effort, packaged into a clear action plan.
We implement directly or hand them over to developers along with the acceptance criteria and QA steps.
Ongoing tracking of crawl, indexation and Core Web Vitals so regressions get caught early.
Every engagement includes:
Every CMS and framework breaks in different ways. We work across:
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Liquid template rendering, collection/faceted navigation duplication, app-script bloat
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plugin conflicts, bloated page builders, taxonomy duplication
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rendering parity between what users see and what Googlebot indexes, hydration delays, SPA routing issues
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AI crawlers hit many of the same walls that traditional search engines historically have. Googlebot can't render your JS? Broken schema? Hidden pages that require 3 or more clicks to access? Any of these, and it means you'll be missed by AI search technology.
AI bots need clear site architecture and working sitemaps to navigate your pages- the same basics.
Structured data is how AI engines identify facts and context they can safely lift and cite, along with earning rich results.
Beyond Googlebot and Bingbot, your crawl directives need to deliberately allow (or block) AI-specific crawlers for your visibility strategy.
A logical content hierarchy helps users navigate; it also helps AI systems understand how your pages relate to each other and to the topic as a whole.
Technical SEO is the foundation of every search engine or AI crawler you are going to interact with.
Skipping it means you will remain invisible to both AI and search engines.
Technical SEO makes your website readable to search engines, while On-page SEO optimizes the content and internal links on a given page. Technical and On-page SEO are both important, but if search engines cannot crawl or index your website, none of the content will ever be ranked.
Our technical SEO services process starts with an audit that checks crawlability, site structure, XML sitemaps & robots.txt, site architecture, canonical tags, redirects, page speed, Core Web Vitals, JavaScript, Structured Data, mobile-friendliness, etc. This list is prioritized based on the severity of the issues.
Yes. The content quality doesn’t matter if search engines can’t crawl, render, or index a page; in other words, the page simply doesn’t exist for search engines.
Fixing crawlability, indexation, or site speed optimization should be the top priority since these issues determine whether any of the pages on your site are even able to rank. We categorize these problems on actual traffic data instead of assuming every problem is of equal importance.
Some improvements, like fixed crawl access, show up quickly. Ranking impact is linked to the severity of issues the website had at the start or how often search engines recrawl the site. Typically, you’ll see an increase in ranking in 2-4 months.
Although technical SEO offers long-term benefits, there are no downsides to having it reviewed frequently. Problems can return if the CMS is updated or a new release of your developer’s software contains a bug.
A no-pressure, no-obligation technical SEO assessment to uncover crawl, indexing, performance, or structural issues affecting your search visibility.