Find answers to common questions about our technical SEO services, Core Web Vitals optimization, and Schema Markup implementation.
We support all major CMS platforms, including WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and custom-built websites. We can adapt our services to any content management system (CMS), ensuring that regardless of your current platform, we can effectively enhance your website's technical SEO. Our implementations are tailored to fit seamlessly within any web architecture.
The cost of our services depends on the scope of your project, particularly the number of pages on your website. Pricing may also depend on the complexity and scale of implementation. The best way to get an accurate assessment is through a quick call where we can understand your needs in detail. We recommend scheduling a consultation to determine the best approach for your needs.
To begin, simply book a meeting with us or send an email indicating your interest. We will evaluate your webpage and advise on the best approach tailored to your specific needs. For Schema Markup specifically, we'll assess your website's structured data needs and craft a tailored implementation strategy.
Yes, our full technical SEO service encompasses a broad range of strategies to improve your website's backend and frontend SEO aspects, including structured data optimisation, site performance improvements, and advanced indexing strategies.
Our technical SEO service includes comprehensive reporting, resolution of indexation issues, optimisation of Core Web Vitals, log file diagnostics, website architecture optimisation, mobile SEO enhancement, and implementation of schema markup.
We do not offer migration services as we focus on providing specialised technical SEO services. This allows us to concentrate on what we do best and deliver the highest quality results in those areas.
Whatever the diagnosis points at, which is usually a short list. Preloading the hero image so it is discovered early, deferring or removing third-party scripts that block the main thread during an interaction, and reserving space for content that loads late so nothing jumps. The work is targeted rather than a general clean-up, because a general clean-up is how performance projects run out of budget before the metric moves.
No. Almost everything we change is invisible: load order, script timing, image formats and reserved space. Visitors see the same design, sooner and without it moving around under them. If a fix genuinely requires a visible change, for example removing a feature whose script cannot be deferred, that is a decision we bring to you rather than one we make.
The fix is a project, but staying passed is a habit. Sites regress when a new app, tag or theme update lands without anyone checking its cost. Most clients take the fix as a defined engagement and then either monitor it themselves against a baseline we set up, or have us check it periodically. What we would not recommend is a permanent retainer for a problem that was solved in three weeks.
Schema Markup itself isn't a direct ranking factor, but it enhances search listings, leading to improved click-through rates and higher engagement—both of which influence rankings positively.
Common issues include incorrect implementation, missing required fields, and outdated structured data. We resolve these with precise JSON-LD coding, validation testing, and ongoing updates to comply with evolving search engine standards.
You can expect increased visibility in search results, higher CTR, enhanced rich snippets, and improved content discoverability.
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