Technical SEO — site health

You cannot earn traffic a broken page refuses to serve.

Fix the crawl, speed and structure problems quietly capping everything else you spend on.

Technical SEO is the unglamorous layer that decides whether any of the rest works: crawlability, indexing, speed, mobile behaviour, redirects, duplicate pages, structured data and the errors that build up every time someone edits the site.

What you lose without it

Every technical fault is a tax on all your other marketing. Pages that will not index, load slowly or duplicate each other burn budget you already committed.

  • Money pages sit unindexed for months while you pay for content pointing at them.
  • A slow mobile experience loses the buyer between the click and the form.
  • A site migration or plugin update silently breaks redirects and takes rankings with it.

How it works

Three easy steps

A named person on your team supervises every step. Nothing is published without a human review and your approval.

  1. 1

    Detect

    Find the problem

    The site is crawled the way a search engine and an AI crawler see it, and faults are ranked by commercial damage — what blocks indexing on revenue pages first, cosmetic warnings last.

  2. 2

    Dispatch

    Assign the work

    Each fault becomes a scoped work packet for our specialist or your developers, with the exact page, the change required and the permissions needed — nothing broader.

  3. 3

    Validate

    Prove the result

    The fix is re-crawled and confirmed, the evidence is stored with a date, and recurrence is monitored so a regression surfaces in days rather than at the next quarterly review.

What you get

What the agents deliver

  • The agent finds the faults quietly capping everything you spend
  • It gets your money pages visible to search and AI crawlers again
  • It makes the pages that convert load fast on a real phone
  • It stops old links and duplicates from wasting your traffic
  • It catches breakages within days of a site change, not months
  • It reports what was fixed and what that unblocked

Every month

What you see in the report

  • What is no longer blocked

    Faults cleared and the pages they were holding back.

  • Which pages Google can now see

    Index coverage for your revenue pages versus before.

  • Speed where it matters

    Load performance on the pages that decide enquiries.

  • What the work was worth

    Recovered visits and enquiries against spend.

Objections answered

What you are probably thinking

Our developers handle this.

Then they get a prioritised, commercially ordered list instead of a 400-row audit export, and their completed work lands in the same record as everything else.

Our site scores fine on speed tests.

Homepage scores usually do. The pages that convert, on a mid-range phone, on a real connection, often do not.

Can this break the site?

Nothing ships without a supervisor check and your approval, and every change is logged so it can be traced or reversed.

FAQ

Common questions

For implementation, yes — or the work can be handed to your developers as approved tasks and tracked to completion.

Every month you wait is a month of enquiries you never see.

Connect one website. Digidot shows what is blocking demand across all seven jobs, in one record everyone trusts.

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