Our technical SEO services help your site get crawled, rendered and indexed properly, then fix the problems instead of leaving them in a report. As a software engineering company, Netofficials diagnoses, implements and tests in one team. Send a short brief and we will scope the work with you.
We review how search engines crawl, render and index your site, covering robots rules, sitemaps, canonical tags, redirects, duplicate URLs, page speed and structured data. You get a prioritised list of problems with the reason each one matters, so your team can see what to fix first and what can wait.
Netofficials is a software engineering company, so the same team that finds an issue can implement the fix. That removes the usual gap between an audit report and a developer backlog. Changes are made in your codebase and reviewed with you before release, which cuts rework and delay.
Each fix is checked by QA before it goes live, so a technical SEO change does not break templates, tracking or checkout. At release you receive documentation and deployment access, and a named delivery lead keeps you informed. We make no ranking promises, only clear, verified work.
We crawl your site, review Google Search Console and server data, and list the crawling, indexing, speed and structured data problems. You tell us which templates, markets and business priorities matter most.
You receiveYou agree the written discovery scope
We rank each issue by its likely effect on organic visibility and the engineering effort to fix it, then turn the list into sprint-sized tasks. You review the order, the assumptions and any trade-offs with your own developers.
You receiveYou approve the fix priorities before work starts
Our engineers implement the agreed changes in your codebase or platform, such as redirects, canonical tags, rendering, page speed and sitemaps. Your delivery lead reports progress, and you see the work on staging before it goes live.
You receiveYou review the work at the end of every sprint
Our QA engineers re-crawl the site and check each fix against the issue it was meant to resolve, including template, device and indexing behaviour. You confirm the results against the acceptance criteria agreed at the start.
You receiveYou confirm the fixes meet the agreed acceptance criteria
We deploy the approved fixes to production and hand over documentation and deployment access, so your team can maintain them. You review the post-release checks and agree what to monitor next.
You receiveYou confirm the handover before the project closes
Send a short brief on your site and the search problems you see, and we reply with questions, a proposed written scope and the engineers who would work on it.
Scope starts with how many pages and page templates Netofficials has to work through, and which platform runs them, whether that is a custom build, a CMS or an eCommerce store. A 200-page brochure site and a catalogue with filtered category URLs need different effort. We confirm the template count and platform limits in the written discovery scope, so you see what drives the estimate before you commit.
Scope depends on whether your developers can ship the fixes or Netofficials engineers should implement them. We look at your codebase, hosting, release process and any planned migration. Crawl rules, redirects, rendering and structured data touch each of these, so we agree who changes what, and which assumptions the estimate relies on, before work starts.
The review rhythm also shapes scope. A named delivery lead runs day-to-day progress, and a technical architect is accountable for code quality standards. We agree the communication window and update cadence up front, hold a client-facing review at the end of every sprint, and hand over documentation and deployment access at release.
A fixed-price audit-and-fix project suits you if the crawling, indexing, speed or structured data problems are known and the work has a clear end.
A dedicated India-based team suits you if technical SEO is continuous work, such as regular releases, a platform migration or a large product catalogue.
Staff augmentation suits you if your SEO lead has a findings list but your developers lack the capacity to implement it.
Your technical SEO fixes go into the stack your site already runs on, whether that is React, Node.js, Python or a PostgreSQL-backed platform. Our architect records the stack in the written discovery scope, based on your templates, your existing systems and who will maintain the code after release. You avoid a rebuild or a parallel codebase just to patch crawl, rendering and indexing problems, and your team receives changes it can read, test and deploy.
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PostgreSQLCost depends on the size and platform of your site, the systems it connects to and how much of the work you want us to implement rather than only diagnose. A large eCommerce catalogue on a custom stack needs more engineering time than a small marketing site, and a site migration adds planning and testing. We agree scope, assumptions and commercial terms in writing before work starts, and we can quote under fixed-price project delivery, a dedicated team or staff augmentation.
You own the code and the IP: IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before work begins. A named delivery lead owns day-to-day progress and is your single point of contact, and a technical architect is accountable for code quality standards. We agree the communication window, meeting schedule and update cadence up front, hold a client-facing review at the end of every sprint, and hand over documentation and deployment access at release.
Yes. Netofficials is a software engineering company, so one cross-functional team can diagnose crawling, indexing, speed and structured data problems, implement the changes and test them in QA. We can also work with your in-house developers and SEO team, agreeing responsibilities and review points first. If another approach would serve you better, we will say so after scoping. Send a short brief through the contact page to start.
Tell us about your site, platform and the crawling, indexing or speed problems you are seeing. We review the brief, ask the questions that shape scope, and propose a written plan for finding the issues and fixing them with the same engineers. A named delivery lead keeps you informed, and IP assignment is confirmed in the contract before work begins. If another approach would serve you better, we will say so after scoping.
