Technical SEO
Indexation, canonical URLs, redirects, sitemaps, robots directives, structured data, rendering, performance, and technical issues that make a website harder for search engines to understand.
SEO Services · Technical SEO
Technical health, site architecture, content, competition, and search intent need to work together before organic visibility has a realistic chance to grow.
I approach SEO as a developer who understands what happens both in search results and in the code, backed by years of hands-on work on real business websites.
What I check first
Can search engines correctly discover and index the pages that matter?
Does the site architecture reflect what users are actually searching for?
Are several pages competing for the same search intent?
Are performance, rendering, or technical errors limiting visibility?
What are the competitors already ranking doing better?
SEO services
Indexation, canonical URLs, redirects, sitemaps, robots directives, structured data, rendering, performance, and technical issues that make a website harder for search engines to understand.
Titles, metadata, content, internal linking, and a clear information hierarchy aligned with real search intent.
I look at what people actually search for, verify the intent behind the real search results, and analyze the pages already earning visibility.
Planning URLs, landing pages, and keyword clusters without creating unnecessary competition between similar pages.
Content is not the goal by itself. It should answer real search demand and support an important product, service, or user need.
Rankings, impressions, clicks, search queries, and competitors are monitored so the strategy can evolve according to real data.
Technical SEO
Modern websites and web applications can have problems that changing a title tag or installing an SEO plugin simply cannot solve.
This is where development experience matters. I can analyze not only what search engines see, but also why the application is technically producing that result.
JavaScript rendering and making important content accessible to search engines
Canonical URLs, redirects, and duplicate content
Metadata, Open Graph, and page structure
Sitemaps, robots.txt, and indexation control
Core Web Vitals, performance, and image optimization
Structured data and semantic content structure
Multilingual websites, locale URLs, and hreflang
React and Next.js SEO problems that cannot be solved with a plugin
SEO process
I review technical health, indexation, existing rankings, competitors, and the pages that currently gain or lose organic visibility.
We define priorities, keyword clusters, search intent, and the pages that should be preserved, improved, consolidated, or created.
Issues are addressed in code, site architecture, metadata, content, and internal linking.
We track impressions, rankings, clicks, and search queries. Further work is guided by data rather than assumptions.
Hands-on experience
7
years of SEO work on a real business website
Years of hands-on work on the Rent a Car Uni Line website gave me experience that does not come from a single audit or an SEO course. Rankings change, competitors react, search results evolve, and the website still needs to generate business.
Because I also work as a developer, I can approach SEO through content and search strategy as well as architecture, rendering, routing, performance, and the application code itself.
Technical SEO · Content · Search intent · Long-term monitoring
SEO pricing
There is no single realistic price for every website. A small local business site and a large web application with hundreds of URLs do not have the same problems or require the same amount of work.
Initial technical and competitor analysis
SEO strategy and priorities
Implementation of technical and content improvements
Ongoing measurement and further development
After the initial analysis, I can propose a realistic scope, priorities, and cost instead of applying the same generic package to every website.
Frequently asked questions
The cost depends on the size and condition of the website, competition, the number of important pages, and the amount of technical and content work required. I first analyze the current situation and then propose the appropriate scope and cost.
No. No serious SEO professional can guarantee a specific organic position. What we can do is build a strong technical foundation, strategy, and content with a realistic opportunity to improve visibility.
Yes. My development background allows me to solve SEO problems through rendering, routing, metadata, canonical URLs, redirects, structured data, performance, and the application code itself.