Technical SEO Services and Audits by a Developer

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Good content cannot rank if search engines cannot reach it, read it or trust which version is the real one. Technical SEO fixes that layer: what gets crawled, what gets indexed, how pages link together and what the code tells search engines and AI assistants about your business. Because I am a developer, the audit does not end in a report you cannot act on. I fix the problems in WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify or custom code myself.

Technical SEO by Harsh Prajapati, freelance web developer in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, working with clients across India and worldwide.

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Sound familiar?

Important pages are missing from Google, or junk pages are indexed instead
Traffic dropped after a redesign, platform move or domain change
Search Console shows errors nobody on the team can explain

What changes

01A clear audit with each issue ranked by business impact
02Fixes made in the code, not left in a spreadsheet
03Clean indexing that you can watch in Search Console

What you get

Technical SEO audit: crawling, indexing, redirects, canonicals and status codes
Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools review, with every error explained
XML sitemaps and robots.txt set up correctly
Structured data and schema markup: Organization, LocalBusiness, Product, Article, breadcrumbs and more
Site architecture and internal linking so key pages sit close to the home page
Duplicate content, faceted navigation and pagination clean-up for stores
Hreflang for sites in several languages or countries
SEO for migrations and redesigns: redirect maps, checks before and after launch
AI crawler access: robots rules for GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended, plus llms.txt
JavaScript rendering checks for React and Next.js sites
Core Web Vitals handed to the performance optimisation service, so speed work is not paid for twice

A great fit for

Sites planning a redesign or a move to a new platform
Stores and large sites with thousands of URLs
Teams whose Search Console reports keep showing errors

Usual stack

Google Search Console
Bing Webmaster Tools
Schema.org
WordPress
Shopify
Next.js
PHP

How it works

1Free call
2Fixed written quote
3Weekly demos
4Launch and handover

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FAQs

A technical SEO audit is a check of everything that decides whether search engines can crawl, index and understand your pages: status codes, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps, robots rules, structured data, internal links and rendering. It ends with a list of issues ranked by impact.

I work at USD 10 to 15 an hour, or for a fixed written quote agreed before work starts. After a short call and a first look at your site, you get the scope, the price and the timeline in writing. The price mostly depends on the number of pages and the platform; fixes are quoted separately or added as hours.

Yes. I am a developer, so I fix the issues in WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify or custom code myself, and I show you each change in Search Console afterwards.

Usually not, if you want to appear in AI answers. Blocking OAI-SearchBot keeps you out of ChatGPT search, and blocking Googlebot keeps you out of Google entirely. I set the rules to match what you want, crawler by crawler.

Yes. I map every old address to its new one, keep titles, content and structured data that work, and check indexing before and after launch. Some movement is normal for a few weeks; a careful move avoids lasting losses.

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