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Technical SEOFixes & Audits
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We fix the technical issues that stop your site from ranking — crawl errors, indexing problems, broken structure, Core Web Vitals, and schema. Clean foundations lead to better rankings.

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Why Technical SEO Matters

Technical SEO: The Foundation Every Site Needs

You can publish the best content in your niche and still not rank — because search engines cannot crawl your pages, index them correctly, or understand your site structure. Technical SEO fixes the invisible problems that hold rankings back.

At Prateeksha Web Design, we run structured technical audits across WordPress and Next.js sites, identify what is blocking rankings, and fix it systematically — crawlability, indexing, Core Web Vitals, canonical errors, schema, and internal linking.

Technical SEO is not glamorous, but it is the single highest-leverage work you can do to make everything else — content, backlinks, and on-page optimization — actually work.

Six pillars we audit and fix

We ensure search engines can find and index all the right pages: robots.txt, XML sitemaps, crawl budget, noindex misuse, and orphaned pages that never get crawled.

We measure and improve LCP, INP, and CLS — the Google performance signals that affect rankings and user experience. Includes image optimization, layout stability, and render-blocking fixes.

Duplicate content, redirect chains, self-referencing canonicals, and URL parameter issues confuse search engines. We audit and resolve these to consolidate authority to the right pages.

We implement and validate schema markup for Organization, Service, FAQ, BreadcrumbList, and WebPage — helping search engines understand your content and enabling rich results.

Strategic internal linking distributes PageRank to important pages and helps search engines understand site hierarchy. We audit and improve link depth, anchor text, and pillar-cluster architecture.

URL structure, breadcrumb navigation, page depth, category hierarchy, and logical URL patterns — we ensure your site architecture supports both users and search engine crawlers.

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What We Fix & Optimize

Most sites have 10–20 fixable technical issues that are quietly suppressing rankings. We find them all, prioritize by impact, and fix them systematically.

We work across WordPress, Next.js, and custom stacks — and deliver every fix with a clear explanation of what was done and why.

Case Results:

Mumbai Retailer (Shopify)
+28%
conversion in 45 days
Local Service Business
3.2×
leads after redesign + SEO setup
SaaS Dashboard
-42%
load time, smoother onboarding flow
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Technical SEO Plans

Whether you need a one-time audit, a focused fix sprint, or ongoing monthly monitoring — we have a plan sized for your needs and budget.

Every plan includes a clear deliverable list, implementation documentation, and before/after comparison.

One-Time Audit ($199)

A complete technical SEO audit with a prioritized roadmap. You get the full picture of what is holding your rankings back and what to fix first.

Technical Fix Sprint ($299)

Audit plus hands-on implementation of all critical technical fixes: crawl errors, redirects, schema, canonicals, and speed improvements.

Ongoing Technical SEO ($199/mo)

Monthly technical monitoring, fix implementation, and Search Console management. Best for sites that want to maintain clean technical health as they grow.

Technical + Full SEO ($399/mo)

Technical SEO combined with on-page optimization, content publishing, and authority building. The complete organic growth system.

Pricing

Technical SEO Pricing

Technical SEO doesn't have to be expensive. Choose from a one-time audit, a focused implementation sprint, or an ongoing monthly retainer that keeps your site's technical foundation clean as it scales.

$199/month

+ $0 one-time setup fee

One-Time Audit

Get the full picture of your technical SEO health

Ideal for businesses that want to understand exactly what technical issues are holding back their rankings before committing to ongoing SEO work.

  • Full technical SEO crawl audit
  • Indexing + robots.txt + sitemap review
  • Core Web Vitals assessment (LCP, CLS, INP)
  • Redirect + canonical + duplicate content review
  • Schema markup review and gaps
  • Internal linking analysis
  • Prioritized action roadmap (quick wins + long-term)
  • Delivered within 5 business days
$299/month

+ $0 one-time setup fee

Technical Fix Sprint

Audit + hands-on implementation of all critical fixes

Best for businesses that want issues identified and fixed, not just reported. Includes the full audit plus implementation of all critical technical SEO corrections.

  • Everything in One-Time Audit
  • Crawl + indexing fixes implemented
  • Redirect chain cleanup
  • Canonical tag corrections
  • Schema markup implementation
  • Core Web Vitals improvements (image + render fixes)
  • Robots.txt + sitemap corrections
  • Google Search Console configuration
  • Before/after comparison report
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Ongoing Technical SEO

Monthly monitoring, fixes, and Search Console management

Designed for growing sites that need continuous technical SEO maintenance — catching new issues, implementing fixes, and monitoring performance every month.

  • Monthly technical SEO audit + monitoring
  • Crawl error and indexing issue fixes
  • Core Web Vitals monitoring and improvements
  • Redirect + canonical + schema maintenance
  • Google Search Console weekly checks
  • Internal linking improvements (ongoing)
  • Monthly technical SEO report
  • Priority support via email/chat
  • Website design + frontend code handover after 12 months where applicable

Ownership note: After 12 months on the ongoing plan, handover includes the website's design and Next.js frontend source code where applicable. Proprietary backend systems, licensed assets, SEO workflows, and third-party configurations are not included unless specifically agreed.

Setup fee note: The one-time setup fee covers initial audit, tracking configuration, Search Console setup, and workflow preparation.

What You Get With Technical SEO

Every engagement starts with a prioritized roadmap — quick wins, medium-term fixes, and long-term improvements sorted by ranking impact and implementation effort.

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Start With a Technical SEO Audit

If your site isn't ranking despite good content, the problem is almost always technical. Start with a full audit and a prioritized roadmap — know exactly what to fix.

Share your website URL and we'll review your technical SEO health and recommend the right plan: a one-time audit, a fix sprint, or ongoing monthly monitoring.

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FAQs

Technical SEO — Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about technical SEO audits, fixes, and what results to expect.

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Technical SEO covers everything that affects how search engines crawl, index, and understand your website — robots.txt, sitemaps, redirects, canonicals, page speed, schema, and site structure. Without a clean technical foundation, even the best content won't rank consistently.

Our audit covers crawlability, indexing, sitemap and robots.txt configuration, redirect chains, canonical errors, duplicate content, Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP), schema markup, internal linking, and page depth. You receive a prioritized roadmap with specific fixes and their expected impact.

Some fixes — like resolving indexing blocks or correcting noindex tags on key pages — can show ranking improvements within a few weeks. Speed improvements can affect bounce rate and engagement almost immediately. More structural fixes tend to compound over 1–3 months.

Both options are available. The One-Time Audit gives you a full prioritized report. The Technical Fix Sprint includes hands-on implementation. The Ongoing Technical SEO plan includes both monthly monitoring and fix implementation.

Yes. We handle technical SEO for WordPress sites (including plugin configuration, .htaccess, caching), Next.js sites (metadata, robots.ts, sitemap.ts, ISR), and custom stacks. The audit and fix approach is adapted to your specific technology.

Core Web Vitals are Google's page experience signals: LCP (how fast the main content loads), CLS (layout stability), and INP (how responsive the page is to interaction). Poor scores can suppress rankings and increase bounce rate. We measure and improve all three.

Schema markup is structured data that tells search engines exactly what your page is about — whether it's a service, FAQ, organization, or product. It enables rich results in Google (star ratings, FAQs, breadcrumbs) and improves click-through rates from search.

Each redirect in a chain loses a small amount of PageRank. A five-hop redirect chain can significantly dilute the authority flowing to your target page. We collapse chains to single direct 301 redirects so authority flows cleanly to the correct destination.

For many fixes — meta tags, schema markup, internal linking, sitemap submissions — we only need CMS/admin access. For server-level fixes (redirects, .htaccess, caching headers), we need server or hosting access. We'll specify what access is required before starting.

Technical SEO covers infrastructure: crawling, indexing, speed, structure, and schema. On-page SEO covers content and intent: titles, headings, keyword usage, and content quality. Both matter, but technical issues must be resolved first — otherwise on-page improvements have limited effect.