Techno Xprt is a technical SEO agency that runs a full crawl-based audit, then implements the fixes ourselves instead of stopping at a report. Our technical SEO services cover crawl waste, index bloat, JavaScript rendering gaps, broken site architecture and migration damage, the issues that quietly cap rankings no matter how good your content is, verified against real Search Console data before we call anything fixed.
Crawl waste tops the list: parameter URLs, filtered and sorted variants, and duplicate archive pages that burn crawl budget on pages nobody needs indexed. Index bloat follows close behind, thin tag pages, empty category pages and old test content that dilutes topical authority across too many weak URLs instead of concentrating it on the pages meant to rank.
JavaScript rendering gaps show up most on rebuilt or app-driven sites, where navigation links or key content only render client-side, so a crawler sees a near-empty page even though a visitor sees a full one. Broken site architecture, orphan pages and categories buried five clicks deep, quietly caps how much authority reaches the pages that matter.
Migration damage is its own category: a redesign or platform move that drops redirects, resets canonical tags or restructures URLs overnight. It is the same kind of damage behind a lot of the recovery work described on our penalty and recovery page, and it can undo years of earned rankings in a single deploy if nobody checks the site against its pre-migration crawl.
A single technical SEO audit service covering roughly 25 checks across six areas, verified against real Search Console data rather than a scanner's opinion.
Robots.txt, meta robots tags, noindex flags, XML sitemap accuracy and Search Console index coverage, checked together rather than in isolation.
Orphan pages, click depth and how link equity actually flows through your navigation and internal links.
The root cause behind slow loading, delayed interaction and layout shift, not just the headline score.
What a crawler renders versus what a visitor sees, so content and links dependent on scripts are not missed.
Whether schema is present, valid and connected as one graph, not scattered, duplicated or contradicting itself across templates.
HTTPS and certificate issues, plus canonicalization and parameter handling, so ranking signals consolidate on one URL.
We are putting together a detailed audit checklist article that walks through all 25 checks point by point; until it is published, the summary above is what every audit at Techno Xprt actually covers. This process sits inside our wider SEO services, technical fixes come first because content and links only pay off once a page can be crawled and indexed at all.
A technical SEO audit from us ends with three things, not a PDF you file away. First, a prioritized fix list ranked by impact on crawling and indexing, not by what is easiest. Second, implementation support: we do not just flag a broken canonical or a rendering gap, we fix it directly, editing templates, correcting redirects, rebuilding schema or restructuring internal links. Third, a verification pass once fixes are live, rechecking the same crawl, Search Console reports and Core Web Vitals data we started with, so you see the before and after rather than taking our word for it.
Along the way you also get the evidence, not just the conclusion. Every issue comes with a plain-language explanation and a sample screenshot showing exactly where we found it: a Search Console index coverage screen with the affected URLs flagged, a rendered-HTML comparison of what a crawler sees versus what a visitor sees, or a schema validator report before and after a rebuild. That is the standard of proof you should expect from any technical SEO company you consider hiring.
Anonymized, because client audits stay confidential, but each of these is a real fix pattern, not a hypothetical.
Index Bloat Cleanup
A site with a large volume of thin tag, filter and archive pages competing against its own core category pages. We consolidated the weak URLs with noindex and canonical tags and redirected the ones with no reason to exist, so crawl budget and ranking signals concentrated back onto the pages meant to rank instead of being spread thin.
Migration Recovery
A site that lost visibility after a platform move, once the migration dropped a set of its redirects and reset canonical tags across the new templates. We rebuilt the redirect map from the pre-migration crawl and reissued canonicals, restoring the URLs Google had previously trusted so the recovered pages could earn their standing back.
Schema Rebuild
A site running duplicate and conflicting schema markup across templates, none of it validating cleanly. We rebuilt it in code as one connected graph, referencing a single business and service node throughout, so it validated without errors and became eligible for rich results again.
We work in two stages. The initial audit is a fixed fee, scoped to your site's page count, platform and how many of the roughly 25 checks need deeper investigation, and it covers the full crawl, the Search Console review and the prioritized fix list, whether or not you ask us to implement anything afterward. If you want us to implement the fixes and keep monitoring afterward, that becomes an optional retainer scoped to the fixes we actually found and how much ongoing work your site generates, new pages, redesigns, plugin updates, rather than a flat number. We quote the exact figure after the free audit sample, once we have seen your site, because any number offered before that is a guess rather than a price. Either way you know the model before you commit: audit first, implementation only if you want it, never an open-ended hourly meter.
Real campaigns, real numbers. Here is the kind of result this work delivers.
Structured data built in code as one connected graph, then validated to zero errors and zero warnings.
Get a free technical audit sample. We will show you exactly which crawl errors, speed issues and indexing problems are holding your site back, and the fixes it would take to clear them, before you spend a dollar with us.
Get Your Free Technical Audit SampleA technical SEO audit from us covers roughly 25 checks across six areas: crawlability and indexation, site architecture and internal linking, site speed and Core Web Vitals, JavaScript rendering, structured data, and security with duplicate content handling. Every check is confirmed against a real crawl and your Google Search Console data, not just an automated scan, and the result is a prioritized fix list, not a raw error export.
We implement the fixes. A report on its own tells you what is wrong and leaves you to find someone who can fix it; we do both in the same engagement, from editing templates and correcting redirects to rebuilding schema and restructuring internal links. You can also add ongoing implementation support as a retainer if you want us to keep fixing things as your site grows.
A full crawl and Search Console review typically takes one to two weeks, depending on site size and how many of the roughly 25 checks turn up issues that need deeper digging. Sites with a few dozen pages move faster; sites with tens of thousands of URLs or a history of migrations take longer because more of the crawl needs manual verification rather than an automated pass.
Yes. We work directly with in-house developers or your existing agency when fixes need to go through your own deployment process, and we document every fix in plain language so your team can implement it correctly without needing to hand us write access. Where you want us to implement fixes ourselves, we can also work inside your CMS or codebase directly, whichever is faster for your team.
We work across WordPress, Shopify, custom-coded sites and most common CMS and ecommerce platforms. The audit itself is platform-neutral, because crawling, indexing and Core Web Vitals problems are not specific to any one system. Where the fix does depend on the platform, a Yoast setting on WordPress versus a template issue on Shopify, we tell you exactly which one applies to your site rather than handing you a generic checklist.
On-page SEO is about what is on a page: the words, headings, keywords and internal links, covered by our on-page SEO services. Technical SEO is about the infrastructure underneath: whether the page can be crawled, how fast it loads, whether it is mobile-friendly, and whether search engines can read its structured data. A page can have excellent on-page SEO and still fail to rank if a technical problem stops it from being crawled or indexed in the first place. As a technical SEO agency, we treat this layer as the foundation the rest of the work sits on, not an optional add-on.
Core Web Vitals are Google's metrics for real-world user experience: how fast the main content loads, how quickly the page responds to interaction, and how much the layout shifts while loading. Google uses these as a ranking factor, and poor scores also cost you visitors who leave before the page finishes loading. We measure and fix each metric rather than treating speed as one vague number.
It starts as a one-time audit and fix, but it does not stay fixed on its own. New pages, plugin updates, redesigns and added scripts regularly introduce fresh technical issues, which is why we offer the audit as a fixed fee and ongoing monitoring as a separate retainer rather than a single one-off engagement. We run periodic health checks after the initial fix so problems are caught in Search Console before they cost you rankings, rather than months after the damage is done.
