Being online and being findable are two different things.
I work on the technical structure, metadata, sitemap, and content signals that determine whether search engines can properly crawl, understand, and rank your pages.
The gap most business owners don't see
Having a website live is not the same as having it indexed. Broken sitemaps, missing metadata, and canonical tag errors quietly keep pages out of search results — and most owners never find out, because there's no obvious symptom. Just fewer visitors than there should be.
Why it matters
Technical foundation first
Sitemap, robots.txt, canonical tags, and page structure fixed before anything else.
Search Console visibility
You get a clear picture of what Google actually sees and what it's ignoring.
Content structured to rank
Headings, metadata, and internal links set up to help search engines understand each page.
Ongoing, not one-off
SEO breaks silently when a site changes. I catch that before it costs you traffic.
Seen by search engines
Technical fixes happen before anything else, so the pages Google should be finding actually get found.
What I provide
This starts with the technical foundation — the parts that determine whether Google can even see your pages — before anything content-related. Most visibility problems are invisible to you until they've already cost traffic, so the work below is ordered to catch those first. Everything here is meant to compound: fixed once, then monitored so it doesn't quietly break again.
- Full technical SEO audit
- Search Console setup
- Ongoing monitoring
Full technical SEO audit
Every page checked for the structural issues that quietly keep sites out of search results.
Google Search Console setup
Direct visibility into what Google actually crawls, indexes, and flags on your site.
Sitemap and indexing fixes
A clean, accurate sitemap submitted so search engines know what to crawl.
Metadata and structured data
Titles, descriptions, and schema markup set up so pages show up correctly in results.
Canonical tag correction
Duplicate-content signals fixed so the right page gets credit in search.
Ongoing monitoring
Indexing issues caught as they happen, not months after traffic has already dropped.
Technology
How I work
Discover
Understand the goal, the constraints, and what actually needs to exist.
Plan
Scope the work, pick the approach, and set a realistic timeline.
Design
Structure and interface decisions made deliberately, not defaulted to.
Develop
Built on a clean, maintainable foundation — not just made to work once.
Test
Checked across devices, edge cases, and real conditions before launch.
Launch
Deployed carefully, with a plan for what happens if something needs to roll back.
Improve
Monitored after launch, with fixes and improvements as real usage comes in.
Have a project in mind?
Not sure if Google can even see your site? Let's check.
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