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Make sure search engines can actually find what you've built.
A technical SEO audit and fix covering Core Web Vitals, structured data, sitemap and robots.txt, and concrete content recommendations — for any website, on any stack.
A great-looking website can still be invisible to search engines if the technical foundation underneath it isn't right. Slow loading, missing structured data, a broken sitemap, or crawl directives that block the wrong pages can quietly cap how well a site ranks, no matter how good its design or content is.
This service is a full technical pass: measuring and fixing Core Web Vitals, adding structured data so search engines and AI systems can understand what's on each page, correcting the sitemap and robots.txt, and delivering clear, prioritized recommendations for the content and structure changes that will move the needle most.
Included
- Core Web Vitals audit and performance fixes
- Structured data (schema.org) implementation
- Sitemap and robots.txt review and correction
- Prioritized content and structure recommendations
- Before/after report with measurable results
How it works
Audit
A full technical crawl and analysis of the site's current SEO health.
Prioritization
Findings ranked by impact, so the highest-value fixes come first.
Implementation
Fixes applied directly to the site's code and configuration.
Report
A clear before/after summary of what changed and why it matters.
Frequently asked questions
Does this work on any website, not just ones built by Calyroc?
Yes. Technical SEO fixes apply at the level of HTML, HTTP headers, and site configuration, so this works on WordPress, Shopify, custom builds, or any other stack — access to make changes is the only requirement.
What are Core Web Vitals and why do they matter?
They're Google's measurements of real-world loading speed, visual stability, and responsiveness. They're a confirmed ranking factor, and they directly affect whether visitors stay or leave before the page even finishes loading.
What is structured data and why does it help?
It's a standardized way of labeling what's on a page — a product, an article, a service — so search engines and AI systems can understand and represent it accurately, often unlocking richer results (star ratings, FAQs, breadcrumbs) directly in search.
Will this guarantee a #1 ranking?
No one can honestly promise that — rankings depend on many factors, including competition. What this does guarantee is that nothing technical is holding your site back from ranking as well as its content deserves to.