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Technical SEO — get Google to understand your site, not just see it

Architecture, structured data, and content built around real search intent. No tricks that disappear in the next algorithm update.

Why most "SEO" doesn't work

Most of what gets sold as SEO is keyword-stuffing text that was already poorly written. Google — and now generative AI — rewards clean technical structure, content that actually answers a real question, and an architecture a crawler can understand without effort. That's what we build: the technical foundation first, content second, no shortcuts that get you penalized six months later.

What's included

›Full technical audit

Speed, indexing, heading structure, internal links.

›Crawl-ready architecture

Sitemap, robots.txt, a clear page hierarchy.

›Structured data (schema.org)

On the pages where it adds real value, not everywhere by default.

›Keyword research

Built around real search intent, not just volume.

›On-page optimization

Titles, meta descriptions, headings, content.

›Status and priority report

What got fixed, what's next, and why in that order.

How we work

01

Audit

We review the whole site: what's stopping Google from indexing and ranking it well.

02

Prioritization

We don't fix everything at once. We tackle what has the most impact first.

03

Implementation

Technical and content changes, documented.

04

Monitoring

We track real progress in Google Search Console, not vague promises.

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GameDay PPH

GameDay PPH was competing for high-volume search terms in a crowded pay-per-head niche, in two languages at once. The Next.js architecture includes programmatic SEO — comparison pages generated from real data, not copy-pasted one by one — structured data on every page, and an llms.txt so generative engines cite the platform with accurate context. The EN/ES bilingual setup isn't a translation layer bolted on top: it's two content trees, each with its own keyword structure.

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FAQ

How long until I see results?

SEO isn't instant — you typically start seeing movement in 2 to 4 months, depending on niche competition and the site's starting condition. Anyone promising results in a week isn't being straight with you.

Do you guarantee the #1 spot?

No. Nobody can guarantee a specific Google ranking — anyone who does either doesn't understand how the algorithm works or isn't being honest with you. What we do guarantee is correct, measurable technical work.

Do I need new content?

In most cases, yes — technical SEO opens the door, but without content that answers real questions there isn't much to rank.

Is this different from GEO?

They're related but not the same. SEO is about showing up in traditional search results; GEO is about generative AI citing you directly in its answers.

Your site exists but nobody can find it?

We start with a real audit, not a generic automated report.

Request an audit →