What does a technical SEO agency fix first?
Whatever stops Google from reading your site. That usually means crawl errors, pages blocked from indexing, slow mobile load times, broken internal links and missing structured data. We fix these before writing anything new, because content on a site Google can't read well won't rank. The audit ranks each problem by impact, so you'll know why we're working in that order.
How long does SEO take to show results?
It takes months, not weeks, and anyone quoting a fixed date is guessing. Google's own guide to hiring an SEO suggests asking what results to expect and in what timeframe, and we'll answer that for your site after the audit. Technical fixes can show up sooner in Search Console, once Google recrawls the pages. Ranking and traffic gains take longer. Our reports show what changed and why.
Can you guarantee a first-page ranking?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. Google says plainly that no one can guarantee a #1 ranking. What we can promise is the work: a site Google can read, pages written for real searches, and honest reports on what's moving. If something isn't working after a fair test, we'll tell you and change the plan.
What's included in your technical SEO audit?
Site structure, crawlability, indexing, Core Web Vitals, mobile rendering, structured data, internal links, duplicate content and redirect chains. We also compare your site with the competitors that outrank you. You get a prioritized list of fixes with the effort each one takes. Because we're engineers, we can make most of the fixes ourselves rather than leaving them with your developer.
Who writes the content?
We do, in-house, in English or Spanish. Pages are planned from the same audit and keyword research, so each one targets a search your buyers make and fits the technical fixes we've found. We don't send writing out to content mills. You can review every page before it goes live, and your team can add the product detail only you know.
What is technical SEO, and how is it different from on-page SEO?
Technical SEO is the work that lets search engines find, crawl, render and index your pages: site structure, speed, mobile rendering, redirects, canonical tags and structured data. On-page SEO is what each page says: titles, headings, copy and internal links aimed at a search. The two overlap, and we do both. Technical problems come first, because the best page on the site can't rank if Google can't read it.
Can you protect our rankings during a site migration or redesign?
Yes, and that's when a technical SEO agency matters most. We map every old URL to its new one, set permanent redirects, update internal links and check the new site is crawlable before launch. Then we watch Search Console while Google recrawls. Google's site move guide says rankings can fluctuate during a move and settle over time, so expect some movement, not a cliff.
How do you approach link building?
We earn links rather than buy them. That means content other sites want to cite, digital PR when there's a real story, and asking relevant sites to fix broken links that should point to you. We don't use private blog networks, paid link schemes or link farms. Google treats those as spam, and the cleanup costs more than the links were ever worth.
Does SEO help my business show up in ChatGPT and Google's AI answers?
It's the same foundation. AI answers draw on pages that search engines can crawl and trust, so a fast, well-structured site with clear answers has a better chance of being cited. We put direct answers near the top of each page and add structured data where it fits. Nobody can promise a mention in an AI answer, but you can make your pages easy to quote.
How much do your SEO services cost?
It depends on the size of the site, how much needs fixing and how competitive your market is, so we quote once we've looked at your site rather than from a rate card. You'll have the price in writing before any work starts. If you'd like to see the size of the gap first, the free competitor snapshot costs nothing.
