Technical SEO review
Review crawlable pages, canonicals, robots rules, XML sitemaps, redirects and important templates. Findings are grouped by impact and effort, with examples from the pages under review.
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Clarity before keywords
Make your website easier to discover, understand and use. FinderPress connects technical SEO, content planning and the work needed to turn a relevant visit into an enquiry, signup or sale. We begin with the pages and business goals that matter, then work through a prioritised plan you can understand.
THE RIGHT WORK, FOR THE RIGHT REASON
More pages do not automatically mean more useful search visibility. Duplicate URLs, unclear service descriptions, weak internal links and content that misses the visitor’s question can make a growing website harder to navigate. An audit is valuable when it explains what to fix, why it matters and what to do first.
We start by understanding your customers, current pages and conversion journey. Where access is provided, Search Console and analytics help establish a baseline. We separate discovery and indexing issues from content opportunities, then agree which changes belong in this project. The outcome is a clear set of implementation tasks and a measurement plan, rather than a long list of disconnected scores.
SEO / CAPABILITIES
The final proposal defines which of these areas your project includes. We agree the deliverables and dependencies before starting.
Review crawlable pages, canonicals, robots rules, XML sitemaps, redirects and important templates. Findings are grouped by impact and effort, with examples from the pages under review.
Map meaningful questions and commercial needs to the right pages. Clarify which topics need a new page, which belong on an existing page and where overlapping content should be consolidated.
Improve titles, descriptions, headings, page introductions and calls to action. Work includes readable copy and relevant internal links; it does not rely on repeating the same keyword in every paragraph.
Create useful supporting articles, connect them to commercial pages and make the next step obvious. We prioritise a coherent topic structure over publishing large amounts of interchangeable content.
When included in scope, address issues such as oversized media, avoidable layout movement and unnecessary scripts. SEO recommendations are connected to the code or CMS workflow needed to maintain them.
Document the changes shipped, the pages affected and what to monitor next. Ongoing work can be scoped separately around useful enquiries, relevant traffic and page performance.
START WHERE IT MAKES SENSE
Useful when the cause of weak visibility is unclear. The first deliverable is an evidence-led plan, with implementation estimated after the findings are understood.
Useful for a service cluster, category structure or a set of important landing pages. We agree the pages, copy responsibilities and technical dependencies before work begins.
Useful before changing domains, platforms or URL structures. Redirect mapping, template review and post-launch checks become explicit parts of the project.
HOW WE WORK
Good delivery starts before the first line of code. We connect the brief, the implementation and the people who will maintain it.
Share your goal, current setup and the journeys that matter. We ask about the constraints before choosing an implementation.
The proposal identifies deliverables, dependencies, review points and what sits outside the work. Open questions are recorded early.
Review meaningful progress in an appropriate preview or staging environment. Content, interaction and technical decisions are checked together.
Verify the agreed release checks, document the controls and clarify ongoing ownership. Further work can be planned from a shared baseline.
REVIEWABLE, NOT JUST PRESENTABLE
A polished page is one part of delivery. We also agree the checks, the responsibilities and the handover that make the work usable afterwards.
A FEW THINGS WORTH ASKING
No. Search positions depend on competition, relevance, site quality and factors outside one provider’s control. FinderPress focuses on sound implementation, useful content and measurable progress instead of promising a position.
Yes. The review is adapted to the platform and its constraints. A Shopify theme issue, a WordPress publishing workflow and a Next.js rendering problem require different implementation choices.
Some discovery can begin from public pages. More complete diagnosis may need appropriate Search Console, analytics, CMS or hosting access. Access requirements are agreed for the specific work.
It can be. The quote specifies whether the work includes research, outlines, original copy, editing, CMS publishing or only technical recommendations.
We agree a baseline and useful measures before implementation. Reports explain shipped changes and what the available data shows, including uncertainties and changes that may need more observation.
PLAN YOUR SEO PROJECT
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Prefer a general enquiry? ↗WHEN THE WORK CONNECTS
Some projects need more than one capability. We can discuss those connections as part of the brief.
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