Technical SEO and Core Web Vitals for Next.js sites
An audit and fixes made in the code: the right pages in Google's index, LCP, INP and CLS in the green, and SEO that lives in the repository, not in a plugin.
What usually holds a site back on Google
Good content does not rank if Google cannot crawl, index or load the page properly.
Pages left out of the index
Search Console shows pages discovered but not indexed, or canonicals Google picked instead of yours.
Core Web Vitals in the red
LCP, INP or CLS failing in the page experience report, especially on mobile.
URLs competing for the same query
www and non-www, trailing slash or not, and languages without hreflang split relevance between them.
SEO locked in a plugin
Metadata and structured data depend on an external tool and break whenever the code changes.
What we deliver
An audit and fixes in your repository, as a fixed project.
We read the site the way Google does: crawling, rendering, indexing and real user experience. Then we fix it in the code, with every change reviewable and its expected effect written down.
- The right title, description and canonical on every page
- Hreflang and sitemap consistent across languages
- Structured data (JSON-LD) and Open Graph
- Images, fonts and JavaScript tuned for LCP, INP and CLS
What changes in organic search
SEO stops being a one-off fix and becomes part of the code.
Complete indexing
The pages that matter in the index, with the canonical you chose.
LCP, INP and CLS in the green
Measured in Google's field data, not just in Lighthouse on a fast laptop.
SEO built into the code
The rules live in the project and get reviewed with every deploy, no plugin required.
A base for new pages
Every new page ships with the right metadata, schema and performance.
How it works
From diagnosis to validation in Search Console.
Audit
Search Console, a crawl of the site, PageSpeed and a read of the code.
Plan by impact
What to fix first, with the expected effect of each item.
Fixes in the repository
Changes made in your code, reviewable and documented.
Validation
Resubmission in Search Console and Core Web Vitals tracking after the deploy.
Technical SEO FAQ
What usually comes up before the audit.
What are Core Web Vitals?
Three Google metrics for real page experience: LCP (loading speed), INP (response to clicks and taps) and CLS (visual stability). They are a ranking signal and weigh directly on conversion.
How long until technical SEO shows results?
Fixes count as soon as they reach production. Google takes days to weeks to recrawl, and Core Web Vitals field data uses a 28-day window.
Does technical SEO guarantee the top spot?
No, and nobody can guarantee a position on Google. Technical SEO removes what blocks content from being crawled, indexed and loaded fast; the rest depends on content and authority.
Does it only work with Next.js?
Next.js is our specialty, on any host. On other stacks the audit is just as useful; the fixes depend on access to the code.
What do you need to get started?
Access to Google Search Console and to the site's repository. That is enough to start the audit.
How is it priced?
As a fixed project: audit and fixes with scope and timeline agreed before we start.
Find out what holds your site back on Google.
Send us the site address. We reply with a clear recommendation within 1 business day.
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