Websites & local SEO · Technical SEO & schema markup
Technical SEO & Schema Markup for Small Business Sites
Technical SEO makes sure Google can find, read and understand your pages. It is the unseen layer that keeps good content from going to waste.
What's included
Technical SEO & schema markup work
- Indexing check in Search Console and a fix list
- XML sitemap and robots.txt review
- Redirects, canonical tags and broken links
- Local business, service, FAQ and breadcrumb schema
- Job posting schema for businesses that hire
- HTTPS and security header review
Good fit for
Who this helps
- Sites with pages missing from Google
- Sites after a redesign or domain change
- Businesses that want rich results such as FAQs or job listings
We do not promise rankings. We do solid work, explain what we did and set up the tools so you can see the results.
How it works
Four steps
- Crawl and index checkWhat Google sees, what it skips and why.
- Fix errorsBroken links, duplicate pages and bad redirects.
- Add structured dataSchema that matches what is visible on the page.
- ValidateGoogle's Rich Results Test and Search Console reports.
Pricing
What it costs
most sites are covered in an audit or a build
fixes, redirects, markup and other small jobs
We estimate the hours in writing before we start. Prices are starting points. We confirm a written quote before any work begins.
FAQ
Technical SEO & schema markup questions
Does schema improve rankings?
Not directly. It helps Google understand the page and can make you eligible for rich results. It must match what is visible on the page.
Why are my pages not indexed?
Common causes are noindex tags, duplicate content, thin pages, blocked crawling or a new site. We check each one.
Do I need this for a small site?
A basic check is worthwhile for every site. Large fixes are rarely needed on a clean small site.
Helpful guides
- Schema markup for local businesses: what to add
- How to set up Google Search Console for your site
- Title tags and meta descriptions: how to write them