Technical website reviews
Check crawling, indexability, canonical links, sitemaps and broken pages. Findings are turned into specific changes with priorities, rather than a long unexplained report.
Help the right people find you.A clearer website.
A clearer website.
A better chance to be found.
We help search engines understand your website and help visitors find useful answers on it. The work starts with the site you have, the searches that matter and the problems that need fixing.
Review your search visibilitySee what’s includedANTORE / 07Search engine optimisation
01 / What we’ll work on
Start with what is getting in the way.
A page can be well designed and still be difficult for search engines to find or understand. Missing content, confusing page structure, broken links and indexing settings can all need attention. We review the website before deciding which changes should come first.
We work on technical checks, page content and internal links as part of an agreed SEO scope. Where development changes are needed, we can implement them too. We use search data when it is available and explain what can be measured after the changes go live.
Useful service and product pages
Make each page clear about what you provide and who it is for. Titles, descriptions, headings and content are reviewed together.
Content and internal structure
Organise pages around the questions your customers ask. Internal links help readers find related information and help search engines understand the site structure.
Search measurement
Use Search Console and agreed analytics to review indexing and search performance. We explain which changes were made and what the available data shows.
The handover
What you leave with.
Your agreed scope sets the exact deliverables. Here’s what we discuss when we plan the work.
- Website review and prioritised findings
- Agreed technical corrections
- Page titles and description updates
- Content and internal-link recommendations
- Sitemap and indexing checks
- Measurement setup or review
THE WORK, TAKING SHAPE
Every step has
a purpose.
From the first conversation to the final handover. Here’s how we approach your search engine optimisation project.
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01
Site review
Review the current site
We look at your website, its main pages and available search data. You explain the services, products and customers that matter to your business.
02
Page structure
Choose the priorities
We identify technical issues and content gaps, then agree a practical work plan. The scope separates immediate fixes from work that needs new content.
03
Content
Make the changes
We implement the agreed updates and check the affected pages. Titles, headings, links and technical settings need to support the actual content.
04
Measurement
Check and measure
We confirm the live settings and review the available search reports. Ongoing work depends on what the data shows and the content you can continue to provide.
What we hand over
- Website review and prioritised findings
- Agreed technical corrections
- Page titles and description updates
- Content and internal-link recommendations
- Sitemap and indexing checks
- Measurement setup or review
03 / Before we startGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
A few things worth knowing before you decide. If your situation is different, ask us.
Ask about your projectCan you guarantee first place on Google?
No. Search rankings depend on competition, relevance and many factors outside our control. We focus on useful content, sound technical setup and measurable work instead of promising a position.
How long does SEO take?
Some technical changes can be checked soon after launch, while crawling and search results take time. The timeline varies by website and competition. We agree review points without promising a fixed ranking date.
Do you need access to Google Search Console?
It is useful when the property is available. You can grant the access needed for the agreed work rather than sharing a password. We can also help set up and verify a new property.
Can you improve an existing website without rebuilding it?
Often, yes. Many improvements involve content, settings or small development changes. We review the current platform and explain any restrictions before recommending a rebuild or larger changes.
A conversation is a good place to start.Let’s work out
Let’s work out
what you need.
Tell us what you’re building, who it’s for and what needs to happen first. We’ll talk through the scope with you.
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