Crawling and indexation
Review of URLs, redirects, canonicals, robots, sitemap, coverage issues, and pages that should not compete in results.
Generative Engine Optimization for AI search, based on your site's real architecture.
I audit and implement the signals that help Google, other search engines, and AI assistants crawl, interpret, and accurately present your public services, expertise, and content.
When URLs, HTML, metadata, and relationships between pages are unclear, important content can be poorly crawled, duplicated, or left without context. AI tools have the same limitation: they need public, factual, semantic information before they can use it reliably.
Review of URLs, redirects, canonicals, robots, sitemap, coverage issues, and pages that should not compete in results.
Titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, server-side content, and Open Graph so essential information does not depend on JavaScript or visual elements.
Structured data that matches visible content: organization, person, services, software, FAQs, articles, breadcrumbs, or cases where appropriate.
Generative Engine Optimization: clarity about what the business offers, what it solves, and what experience it demonstrates—without artificial copy or promises of appearance in third-party answers.
Practical delivery, resource, and cache improvements when they affect user experience, crawling, or page interpretation.
A prioritized plan can be handed to your team or turned into technical implementation on the existing site, without unnecessary rewrites.
Understand the architecture, public content, and current technical signals.
Separate quick wins, necessary corrections, and longer-term improvements.
Apply changes, check HTML, metadata, and schemas, and document how to maintain them.
The service adapts to ColdFusion/CFML, Lucee, WordPress, PHP, and other architectures. It is especially useful when refreshing a site, publishing new services, organizing a portfolio, fixing indexation problems, or preparing technical content for people and automated systems.
A review of crawling, indexation, URLs, metadata, structured data, internal links, HTML content, and implementation priorities.
No. No provider can guarantee it. The work improves the technical and semantic clarity of the site without promising outcomes controlled by external platforms.
Yes. The audit can be delivered as a prioritized plan or turned into agreed technical implementation on the current site.
Tell me which site or application you want to review and the commercial or technical goal.
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