We help solve difficult technical SEO issues. Crawling, indexation, ranking, and beyond.
We'll crawl your site and identify the high-priority issues that are causing problems.
We can activate high-ROI technical SEO changes by fixing and improving sitewide problems.
If you know you need technical SEO help, you’re already pretty smart.
The average person would just search “SEO help” and follow the rabbit hole from there.
But if you’re at this point, you’ve done some research.
If you’re facing issues like crawl errors in Google Search Console, some indexation issues, or having problems with rel=canonical, you’re facing technical SEO issues.
Most hardcore technical SEOs work inside large companies solving in-house problems, so they’re far and few in-between.
Thankfully, there are still some decent technical SEO consultants in the wild ready to help clients.
My name is Joe Robison, a Los Angeles-based SEO expert that just may be able to help you out!
I’ve written on the issue a few times for Moz:
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It was fun! I enjoy writing on the topic. Truthfully, any really well-rounded SEO should know their stuff technically, but finding a good well-rounded SEO is tough.
Technical SEO is the process of fixing on-site issues and optimizing your website for search crawlers. Technical SEO covers almost everything on your website besides content and UX-related SEO tasks.
It’s a broad definition, but you can think of it as the intersection of web development and marketing. A technical SEO practitioner will be the translator between the web development team and the marketing team.
Problem | Severity |
---|---|
Site not indexing in Google search for technical reasons | High |
Google Search Console crawl errors | Low-High |
Server errors causing crawling issues for Googlebot | High |
Robots.txt problems | Med-High |
Crawl efficiency problems | Med-High |
Site architecture issues | Med-High |
Website speed issues | Low-High |
JavaScript and SEO | Low-High |
No HTTPS | High |
XML sitemap issues | Low-High |
Rel=canonical issues | Low-High |
Not-mobile optimized | High |
Structured data | Low-High |
Broken links | Med-High |
International SEO problems | Med-High |
Duplicate content | Low-High |
Content cannibalization | Low-High |
Redirect issues | Low-High |
AMP issues | Low-High |
Internal search issues | Low-High |
In some situations, a full service, integrated agency can be the way to go. These are best for companies that want very little oversight of the projects, and want an outside generalist agency to handing all of their marketing.
That’s the problem with large, full-service agencies, however. They’re often so generalized that you get great service in some areas, and they outsource the rest or give it to someone who isn’t a true expert.
If you’re just trying to cover your bases, it’s helpful to get general help. If you’re looking to leap ahead in certain traffic channels for your website, you need an expert. It’s difficult for a business owner to decide who is the expert, and who has their best interest in mind, that’s for sure. The only solution is to learn the process as you go or to find a true partner who can both do the work for you and teach you all along.
There are a few steps to determine fit:
I hope to meet you soon, and hear what your business dreams are for this year!