Services · frontzen.com
Technical SEO
Technical SEO, structured data, and Core Web Vitals — so search engines can understand your site and customers can find it.
- Technical SEO audit
- Structured data (JSON-LD)
- Core Web Vitals & speed
- Search Console setup
Technical, not editorial
I build sites search engines can understand: load time, indexability, structured data, clean page architecture. That is where an engineer moves the number, and it is where I spend the hours.
You work with me directly — the person who runs the audit is the person who ships the fixes, so nothing gets lost between the report and the codebase.
What I check and fix
- Core Web Vitals and load time — the measurable foundation, and a confirmed ranking factor.
- Indexing — what search engines see, what they skip, and why.
- Structured data — JSON-LD for the organization, services, FAQ and breadcrumbs, so content is classified correctly.
- Multilingual setup — hreflang and canonicals, the single most common source of errors on international sites.
- Relaunch support — planning redirects and structure so visibility survives the move.
Included in every project
Technical SEO isn’t a line item I add on: every site I build is handed over with structured data, a sitemap, correct meta tags, and Search Console configured. Standalone audits and remediation on an existing site are priced as their own fixed-scope engagement.
When it makes sense
- The site is slow or indexed poorly
- You're invisible for the terms that matter
- A relaunch is coming and rankings need to survive it
How this works
- 01
Audit
Technical review with a list sorted by impact, not by ease.
- 02
Prioritization
Highest-impact items first, with the effort and the expected gain.
- 03
Implementation
I fix it myself or work alongside your team.
- 04
Measurement
Search Console, Core Web Vitals, visibility over time.
- 05
Re-check
A second pass after recrawl, to confirm the fixes took.
What you get
- Technical audit with a prioritized list
- Structured data (JSON-LD)
- Core Web Vitals optimization
- Search Console set up and verified
- Documentation of every change
FAQ
What does a technical SEO audit cover?
Speed and Core Web Vitals, indexing, structured data, meta tags, internal linking, and the mobile experience. You get a list sorted by impact — and I implement the fixes, not just hand you the list.
Do you write content too?
I work on structure and page architecture — the titles, headings, internal linking and information hierarchy that decide how a page is understood. Editorial production is the one thing I keep out of scope, so my hours go where the technical gains are.
How do you handle multilingual sites?
hreflang and canonicals, which are the most common source of errors on international sites. Every locale gets its own canonical, reciprocal alternates, and an x-default that points at a page that actually exists.
How quickly do results show?
Technical fixes often land within weeks once pages are recrawled. Durable visibility takes longer and depends on content and competition too — I'll say that upfront, not afterwards.