Crawl & indexation · Mucha Marketing

Technical SEO Services

Technical SEO helps search engines crawl, render and index the pages that matter to your business. We document what’s blocking them, assign fixes, and retest the changes we can verify.

What Technical SEO Services Cover

After a traffic drop, a migration or an audit with hundreds of warnings, start with the pages most likely to affect your business. We identify affected URLs and templates, separate developer tasks from content fixes, and check what changed after deployment.

Crawling and indexation

We review robots.txt, XML sitemaps, canonicals, redirects and Search Console together. That helps us distinguish deliberate exclusions from problems affecting pages that should be searchable.

Rendering and Core Web Vitals

We check whether content and links loaded by JavaScript are visible to Google. We also review Core Web Vitals field data by template, focusing on pages where loading, responsiveness or layout shifts affect users.

Migration QA

Before a redesign or platform move, we check redirect maps, staging blocks and canonicals. After launch, we crawl old and new URLs and monitor indexing. Full migrations are scoped separately.

How the Work Starts

Open each step to see what you get.

  1. Step 01
    Crawl, inspect and document the issues

    Affected URLs and evidence for the highest-impact issues

  2. Step 02
    Prioritize fixes and assign ownership

    A ranked fix list with an owner for each task

  3. Step 03
    Retest and record what changed

    A retest log of changes and remaining issues

What We Measure

We measure indexed pages for priority templates, crawl errors, Core Web Vitals field data and organic clicks in Search Console. Each fix is logged with its retest date, so you can see what changed and when.

Portfolio project

Ongoing Technical Care

We built the Lodge on Harrison Lake website, integrated reservations and provided hosting, calendar updates and plugin maintenance. These are the kinds of dependencies we review when technical changes can affect how people use a site.

See the full portfolio project

The Lodge on Harrison Lake website project artwork from Mucha Marketing.
The Lodge on Harrison Lake website project, including its reservation setup.

Technical SEO Services Pricing

Get a prioritized list of fixes for your team, or ongoing support to implement and retest agreed changes.

One-Time SEO Project

CAD $700 one time

One existing site. A focused review, agreed fixes on up to two priority pages, and written next steps.

  • Crawl and indexation review using Search Console and a site crawl
  • Robots.txt, sitemap, canonical and redirect checks
  • Agreed fixes on priority pages, followed by a retest
  • Written next steps ranked by impact, effort and owner

Ongoing SEO Plan

CAD $1,200 per month

One existing site and up to 15 priority pages across the engagement. Includes on-page, technical, off-page and answer engine optimization (AEO), with monthly reporting.

  • Title, heading and internal link fixes on priority pages
  • Technical work such as redirect cleanup, canonical corrections and sitemap updates, each retested
  • Off-page assessment of lost or broken backlinks and relevant reclaim opportunities
  • AEO work: making key answers visible in crawlable HTML rather than hidden behind scripts
  • Monthly report on indexing, Core Web Vitals and resolved issues

Compare the scope at a glance
Scope One-time project Monthly plan
Best for A defined starting problem Ongoing improvements
Pages Up to 2 on one site Up to 15 across the engagement
Follow-up Written priorities and a summary of agreed fixes Monthly reporting on changes and performance

Prices are in Canadian dollars, plus applicable taxes. We confirm access and the scope before starting. Larger migrations, rebuilds, custom development, and extra sites or locations are quoted separately.

Questions About Technical SEO Services

What should a technical SEO audit include?

It should cover crawl and indexation evidence, robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, redirects, internal links, rendering and Core Web Vitals, each tied to affected URLs. Most importantly, it should rank fixes by business impact and name who owns them.

What is the difference between discovered and crawled, currently not indexed?

‘Discovered – currently not indexed’ means Google knows the URL but hasn’t crawled it yet. ‘Crawled – currently not indexed’ means Google fetched it but hasn’t indexed it. Check representative URLs and templates before deciding what to fix.

How do you prioritise a long list of technical SEO issues?

Fix anything blocking important pages from being crawled or indexed first. Then weigh each remaining issue by how many valuable URLs it affects against the effort to fix it. Cosmetic warnings on low-value pages can wait.

Why can organic traffic fall after a site migration?

Usually because signals didn't carry over. Common causes are missing or chained redirects, changed or removed content, noindex tags left from staging, and blocked resources. Some fluctuation is normal while Google reprocesses a site, but sustained drops need checking.

Why can a good Lighthouse score still fail Core Web Vitals?

Because they measure different things. Lighthouse is a lab test of one page load under simulated conditions. Core Web Vitals use real visitor data at the 75th percentile. Interaction to Next Paint, for example, can only be measured in the field.

Talk to Meagan About Your Site

Share your website and the problem you want to solve. We can help you decide whether a focused project or ongoing work fits.