SEARCH VISIBILITY

Technical SEO, and the measurement behind it.

Most sites that cannot be found are unfindable for one or two structural reasons, not a hundred small ones. This is the work of finding which, fixing it, and proving the fix with a number.

Technical SEO is the half nobody checks

Before keywords, before content, before anything worth writing: can a crawler reach the page, is it allowed to, does it get the same page a visitor gets, and does the markup say what the page means. Most sites that are invisible are invisible for one or two structural reasons of exactly that kind, not for a hundred small ones.

A technical SEO audit here is five days of reading your site the way a crawler reads it: an actual crawl, index coverage compared against what exists, Core Web Vitals measured on real page loads, structured data validated rather than glanced at. The output is a list ranked by impact and written so your own developer can work through it.

Written to be quoted, not just ranked

A page that states its answer in the first sentence, repeats the same fact as structured data and loads in a few hundred milliseconds does better everywhere a page can be read. That is one piece of work, not two, and it is most of what this retainer does month to month.

Most of it is restructuring rather than writing. The facts are usually already on the page, arranged to persuade somebody reading top to bottom instead of to be extracted by something reading for an answer.

Measured from the log, not from a dashboard

Which crawler fetched which page and when is recorded in the server log and estimated badly everywhere else. Referred traffic is harder still: plenty of readers arrive with the referrer stripped, so a link tagged with a campaign parameter is the only reliable count, and without it the number comes out several times too low.

That is the measurement we run on client work and on our own. It is also why every claim on this site carries the method that produced it.

What we will not sell

Backlinks and link exchanges, at any price. Content written at scale by a model and published under your name. Directory submissions as a monthly line item. All three now carry a real risk of a penalty, and a penalised domain costs far more to recover than the work cost to buy.

And no guaranteed rankings. Position depends on what your competitors do, what the algorithm does, and what the searcher actually wanted. Our terms say so in writing.

What this looks like on a site we run

Every agency page in this trade claims growth and shows nothing. Here is one quarter of Google Search Console from a property this studio runs, read on 20 September 2026: 414 clicks and 9,020 impressions in ninety days, at 4.6% and an average position of 15.

First nine weeks of the quarter: 1.6 clicks a day; 98 clicks over 62 days · 90-day total minus the 28-day total
The three weeks after: 9.5 clicks a day; 199 clicks over 21 days · 28-day total minus the 7-day total
The last seven days: 16.7 clicks a day; 117 clicks over 7 days · Search Console's 7-day total

Google Search Console performance report for the last three months: 414 total clicks, 9.02K impressions, 4.6% average click-through rate, average position 15, with the daily clicks and impressions lines both rising across the quarter. — Google Search Console, three months to 20 September 2026, straight from the account. Cropped to the chart because everything around it names the property, and we do not name properties here. Search Console reports totals for the last 7, 28 and 90 days. The three windows above are those totals with the overlap subtracted, so no click is counted twice and every figure is an exact Search Console number rather than a reading off a chart.

Two things this is not. It is not a promise: one property in one market is evidence that the work moves a number, not a guarantee about yours, and our terms say so in writing. And it is not named, for the same reason no client is named anywhere on this site. If you want it verified before you buy, ask and we will show you the account the figures came from.

What this does not include

Bought backlinks, link exchanges and directory submissions
Content generated at scale by a model under your name
Guaranteed rankings, traffic or placement of any kind

Search visibility: every price

What this looked like on a real project

Link graph from the home page through sections to category pages, with 1,660 pages indexed and daily clicks up from 6.7 to 12.4.

Marketplace From invisible to 1,600 indexed pages Indexed pages reached 1,660 and daily clicks rose from 6.7 to 12.4.

Questions people ask before buying this

How much does SEO cost per month? Ongoing search work costs $1,500 a month here, paid in advance and stoppable at the end of any paid month. A one-off technical audit, with no retainer attached, is $900.

Not sure which one?

Describe the project and we price it the same way: one number, one scope list, one date, back within a business day.

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