Technical crawl and indexation audit
Review status codes, robots directives, sitemap coverage, canonicals, redirects, duplicate URLs, rendering, and indexable page quality.
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Crawlability · Indexing · Core Web Vitals · Schema
Technical SEO Services in Ghana
I audit and implement the technical changes that help search engines crawl, understand, and trust a website. This service is for Ghanaian businesses and remote product teams whose pages are missing from search, targeting the wrong queries, loading slowly, or competing with each other. The work produces an evidence-based backlog and the code changes needed to resolve it—not a generic SEO checklist.
Problems this engagement is built to solve
The scope starts from the product problem—not a prepackaged list of technologies.
- Service pages are indexed but do not rank for non-brand searches
- Google Search Console reports crawling, canonical, or indexing exclusions
- Titles, headings, and pages compete for the same query
- JavaScript rendering hides important content from some crawlers
- Slow mobile pages and unstable layouts weaken the user experience
- Schema, sitemap, redirects, and internal links have drifted over time
What you should leave with
- A clear keyword and page-intent map for the services that matter
- Resolved crawl, indexation, canonical, redirect, and rendering issues
- Stronger titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, and structured data
- A prioritized Core Web Vitals and performance implementation plan
- Measurement through Search Console, analytics, and query-level reporting
What the work includes
A focused engagement covers the decisions, implementation, and handoff needed to solve the problem cleanly.
Search-intent architecture
Cluster commercial and informational queries, assign one primary intent to each page, and identify missing, overlapping, or thin pages.
On-page and structured-data implementation
Improve titles, descriptions, headings, semantic content, internal links, breadcrumbs, and relevant schema without keyword stuffing.
Performance and measurement
Prioritize mobile loading and interaction issues, configure measurement, and document what to monitor after search engines recrawl the changes.
A clear path from diagnosis to delivery
You see what is being changed, why it matters, and how the result is verified.
- 01
Collect evidence
Start with the live site, Search Console exports when available, current rankings, competitors, crawl behavior, and real page templates.
- 02
Map queries to pages
Separate commercial, local, comparison, and informational intent so each important page has a distinct job.
- 03
Implement the fixes
Change the code, content structure, metadata, schema, redirects, and internal links in priority order.
- 04
Validate and monitor
Re-crawl the site, validate production markup, submit important URLs, and monitor impressions before drawing conclusions about rankings.
What I can build
The engagements I take on for this service, described so you can tell whether any of them match what you need.
Next.js technical SEO
Metadata API, server rendering, route architecture, canonical handling, dynamic sitemaps, robots rules, redirects, Open Graph, and structured data.
Local service SEO foundations
Location and service architecture, consistent business details, locally relevant proof, FAQs, and conversion paths for Ghanaian searches.
SEO migration support
URL inventory, redirect mapping, canonical validation, launch checks, and post-migration monitoring to protect existing visibility.
Search and AI visibility
Clear entity information, source-backed service content, crawlable answers, and structured relationships that make the site easier to retrieve and cite.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers before we define the project scope.
- Why does my website rank only when people search my business name?
- That usually means Google understands the entity but has weak evidence connecting the site to non-brand service queries. Common causes include broad pages, missing dedicated service pages, weak internal linking, limited topical coverage, low authority, or pages that do not match the wording and intent of real searches.
- What is included in a technical SEO audit?
- The audit covers crawling and indexing, status codes, robots rules, sitemap quality, canonicals, redirects, rendering, metadata, headings, internal links, structured data, mobile performance, Core Web Vitals risks, and the relationship between target queries and existing pages.
- Can technical SEO guarantee first-page rankings?
- No. Technical SEO removes barriers and improves relevance, but rankings also depend on competition, content usefulness, reputation, links, location, and time. I report the changes made and the search signals to monitor rather than promising a position nobody controls.
- Do you implement the recommendations or only send a report?
- I can do both. For Next.js and React sites I can audit and implement directly. For another platform I can provide a prioritized specification and collaborate with the team responsible for the site.
Practical answers about this service
Why Does My Website Rank Only for My Business Name?
A practical explanation of why a website appears for branded searches but not for services, plus the technical SEO and content changes that fix it.
Technical SEO Checklist for a Next.js Website
A production-focused Next.js technical SEO checklist covering rendering, metadata, canonicals, sitemaps, schema, redirects, Core Web Vitals, and validation.
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How this engagement is scoped
- Pricing
- Scoped after a review of the site and its search visibility
- Typical timeline
- Focused audits and fixes are normally delivered in stages
- Ownership
- No ranking guarantee; progress is measured through crawl health, impressions, relevant queries, and qualified enquiries.
Bring me the problem—not a finished technical brief.
Share the product, the current constraint, and what a better outcome looks like. I'll help define the right scope.