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Search Engine Optimization

Find technical SEO issues.
Then fix them.

Pages missing from Google, a slow website or an upcoming relaunch? We investigate the technical causes and implement the necessary changes on your website.

Briefly describe your task. The first conversation is free and non-binding.

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From a technical issue to a fix.

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  1. Find the cause
  2. Fix
  3. Check
  • An SEO finding becomes a change to your website.

    We investigate technical causes and can fix them in the code. You do not have to translate a report into development tasks for another provider first.

  • Your important services determine the priorities.

    We prioritize affected pages and their impact. A blocked service page needs different attention than a warning with no apparent effect on use.

  • You can see what was actually corrected.

    We record the starting state and check again after the change. This shows which technical cause has been addressed; search positions are assessed separately.

For example

Prepared does not mean published.

Some articles on this website are prepared for future dates. Our sitemap therefore includes only published posts. It is a small example of a technical SEO rule implemented in code and checked against the URLs it produces.

  • The sitemap lists published articles rather than drafts that are not yet accessible.
  • Checks use the URLs the website actually outputs, not just a system setting.
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Your task

Where do you need support?

What do you need?

How we can help

Find out what is getting in the way.

We review affected URLs, indexing, internal links and available Search Console data. That helps establish whether technical changes or a closer look at content are needed.

Send us the website and examples of affected pages.

Ask about this task

Your selection is included in the contact form. The first conversation is free and non-binding.

From a finding to a correction.

You learn what can be changed technically and why.

  1. Review the current state

    We examine pages and available data. A tool warning alone is not a diagnosis.

  2. Prioritize the changes

    You learn which corrections we recommend, what they address and what effort they require.

  3. Implement and compare

    We check pages and measurements after the change. Search data then needs time to develop.

Technical SEO provides foundations. Rankings also depend on content, competition and other factors.

Know what you are commissioning.

We agree on the pages and problems to investigate. Implementation is estimated from the tasks found, so review and correction remain clearly defined.

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Technical SEO audit

Findings, priorities and recommendations for agreed pages.

from €390excl. VAT

Defined work packages

Estimated before work begins. You approve the next step.

€79/hexcl. VAT

Starting prices for an agreed scope. You receive an individual estimate before commissioning work.

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Still wondering?

Do you implement the changes too?

Yes, when we have access to the technical foundation and implementation is agreed. For third-party systems, we first check which changes are possible.

Do you guarantee better rankings?

No. We can investigate and fix technical causes. We cannot promise where Google will rank a page.

Do you need Search Console access?

Appropriate access helps with many questions. An initial visible-site review is possible without it. We discuss which data is needed for your task.

Which page is giving you trouble?

Send us the address and describe what you have noticed. We will discuss whether a technical review would help and what it should cover.

In the free first conversation

We discuss your task, whether we can help and which information is needed to estimate the work. You decide about commissioning work separately.

Ask about technical SEO

Briefly describe your task. The first conversation is free and non-binding.