Crawling and indexation
Robots directives, XML sitemaps, canonicals, noindex rules, duplicate URLs, crawl paths and index coverage.
Remove the technical barriers that prevent search engines and users from getting the best from your website.
Webheads audits, explains and implements technical SEO improvements. Our search and development specialists work together, so recommendations can move from a report into a properly tested website.
Search engines need to discover, render, understand and index your important pages efficiently. Users need those pages to load quickly, work properly on mobile and provide a clear journey. Technical SEO connects those requirements.
It is especially important for large or complex websites, ecommerce platforms, international sites, redesigns and migrations. It also provides the foundation for content, authority-building and local SEO to perform effectively.
Robots directives, XML sitemaps, canonicals, noindex rules, duplicate URLs, crawl paths and index coverage.
A logical structure that helps search engines understand page relationships and helps users reach important content.
Evidence-led improvements to loading, responsiveness and visual stability across real devices and templates.
Appropriate schema markup that helps search engines interpret your organisation, services, content and page relationships.
Checks for mobile usability, rendered content, blocked resources and JavaScript behaviour that can affect discovery or performance.
Redirect mapping, launch checks, metadata transfer, analytics validation and post-launch monitoring to protect organic visibility.
Faceted navigation, product variants, pagination, discontinued products and index control for large catalogues.
Google Search Console, GA4, crawl data and conversion tracking used to identify issues and measure the effect of improvements.
A useful audit should make decisions easier. We provide a prioritised view of the problems, the evidence behind them and the recommended action.
Understand the website, technology, search performance and business priorities.
Crawl, test and analyse templates, signals, performance and search-engine data.
Separate urgent problems from longer-term improvements and explain the trade-offs.
Support or complete the fixes, test the release and monitor the effect.
Technical recommendations often fail when they stop at the audit. Webheads brings SEO specialists, UX thinking and custom WordPress development together, reducing the gap between diagnosis and delivery.
Our work for Westgate Vehicle Hire combined a stronger website, technical optimisation, targeted landing pages and ongoing SEO. Organic clicks increased by 437% and search impressions by 674% over the latest six-month comparison, alongside substantial growth in enquiries and sales.
A technical SEO audit examines whether search engines can efficiently discover, render, understand and index a website. It also reviews performance, mobile usability, architecture, structured data and other technical signals that can affect organic visibility.
The timescale depends on the size and complexity of the website. A focused audit may take a few weeks, while a large ecommerce, international or JavaScript-heavy platform can require a broader investigation. We confirm the scope and deliverables before work begins.
Yes. Our developers can implement agreed fixes on WordPress websites and collaborate with internal or third-party development teams on other platforms. Every release should be tested and validated after deployment.
From the beginning. Architecture, templates, content migration, redirects, performance and analytics should form part of planning rather than being checked only after launch.
No responsible agency can guarantee a particular Google position. We identify and correct technical barriers, prioritise opportunities and measure how visibility, traffic and conversions change after implementation.
If your website has lost visibility, is preparing for a redesign or simply needs a clear technical health check, Webheads can identify the priorities and help implement them.
A technical SEO audit examines whether search engines can efficiently discover, render, understand and index a website. It also reviews performance, mobile usability, architecture, structured data and other technical signals that can affect organic visibility.
