Technical SEO
Technical SEO services remove the crawl, indexation, rendering, architecture, and performance issues that can hold important pages back. We prioritize the fixes that matter, work with your CMS or developers, and validate what changed after implementation.
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Your plan fixes technical issues that limit important pages, then monitors what changes after release.
We review crawling, indexation, rendering, canonicals, redirects, site architecture, structured data, performance, and Search Console signals. The goal is not to collect every warning. It is to identify which technical issues can actually limit important pages and should be fixed first.
We check whether search engines can efficiently discover, crawl, and index the pages that matter. That includes robot’s controls, XML sitemaps, status codes, internal discovery paths, orphaned pages, and index coverage patterns that can hide or waste attention on the wrong URLs.
We improve how important pages sit within the site so search engines and users can reach them through clear paths. The work can include hierarchy, internal navigation, URL structure, pagination, faceted navigation, and template rules that affect large groups of pages.
We review duplicate and near-duplicate URLs, canonical signals, parameters, redirects, protocol or hostname variants, and template behavior. Then we align the signals, so important URLs are less likely to compete with unintended versions of the same content.
We identify performance problems that affect real user experience and important page templates, then work with your team on practical improvements. We use Core Web Vitals as diagnostic signals, not as a promise that one score change will automatically create rankings.
For JavaScript-heavy sites, we check whether important content, links, metadata, and structured data are available when pages are rendered. We flag implementation patterns that can delay, hide, or change what search engines are able to process.
We validate supported structured data against the visible content and current search requirements. The goal is accurate markup that helps search engines understand eligible page information, not adding schema simply because a tool says more markup is possible.
After fixes and releases, we watch Search Console, crawl behavior, indexation patterns, template changes, and key page performance for new issues. Monitoring helps catch regressions before a small technical change becomes a sitewide visibility problem.
Technical SEO scope depends on site size, platform complexity, development access, and how much implementation or validation is required. We build one custom plan around the issues that matter, starting at $1,000 per month.
CUSTOM TECHNICAL SEO PLAN
Starting at
$1000 / month
INCLUDED IN EVERY CUSTOM PLAN :
How we determine pricing
Site Complexity
A small service site needs a different level of technical analysis than a large ecommerce, multi-location, multilingual, or JavaScript-heavy website.
Development Access
Direct CMS or developer access changes how quickly fixes can move from recommendation to implementation, testing, and post-release validation.
Change Scope
Migrations, template rebuilds, indexation problems, performance work, or recurring releases can require deeper planning and longer technical involvement.
Find What Is Blocking Search Growth
Find the crawl, indexation, rendering, architecture, and performance issues that are worth fixing first. You get a prioritized technical SEO plan before development time is spent on low-impact warnings.
Deliverables explain the technical SEO work. Expectations explain how access, development, releases, QA, and reviews run during the engagement.
We agree on the access needed before technical work begins. That may include your CMS, Search Console, analytics, staging site, crawling tools, server or log data, and a developer’s contact. We only request access required for the issues we are actually investigating.
We define who will implement each type of change. Dymentions can make approved CMS-level updates where access allows, while code, server, infrastructure, or deployment changes may stay with your developer or internal engineering team.
We document how and when technical changes can be released. For sites with staging environments, deployment cycles, blackout periods, or regulated approval steps, recommendations are planned around the way your site ships change.
A recommendation is not finished when it enters a ticket. After implementation, we check the live result, confirm the intended signals are present, and watch for side effects such as redirect errors, no index mistakes, broken canonicals, or template regressions.
We agree on a review of rhythm for completed fixes, unresolved dependencies, new technical risks, and upcoming site changes. Meetings focus on decisions, blockers, and the next priority rather than reading through a crawler export line by line.
If your team plans a migration, redesign, new template, CMS change, or major release during the engagement, we assess the SEO risk and adjust priorities. New technical work is scoped against its likely impact instead of automatically entering the plan.
When you partner with Dymentions, you:
We rank technical issues by their effect on important pages, scale, and confidence in the fix. Your developers do not get a 300-item audit where every warning is presented equally urgently.
Recommendations explain what needs to change, where the issue occurs, why it matters, and what a successful implementation should look like. Your developers should not have to translate a vague SEO note into an engineering task.
We check important fixes after they go live. That closes the gap between recommending a change and knowing whether the live site now sends the signals we intended.
A proprietary health score is not the business outcome. We use crawlers and diagnostic tools to find signals, then decide what deserves action based on the site, page value, and actual search behavior.
When URLs, templates, platforms, or site architecture change, we help plan the SEO requirements before launching and validating the new site after release instead of waiting for a traffic drop to reveal the problem.
You work with technical SEO experts who can explain the issue to marketers and developers in plain language. The goal is faster decisions, cleaner handoffs, and less time lost between analysis and implementation.
Pricing Custom to You Starting at $1,000/month
SEO CASE STUDIES
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Denmate
Meximodo
Dean Aguilar
Bradshaw Beauty
Heldreth Motel
Hydrogen4Health
Technical SEO services can include crawling and indexation analysis, site architecture, canonical and duplicate control, redirects, JavaScript rendering, Core Web Vitals, structured data, migration support, Search Console analysis, and ongoing technical monitoring.
Dymentions technical SEO services start at $1,000 per month. Final scope depends on site size, platform complexity, development access, the number of templates or URLs affected, and whether the engagement includes implementation, migration support, or ongoing monitoring.
We weigh the importance of the affected pages, how widely the issue scales, the evidence that it is causing a real problem, the effort required to fix it, and the risk of making the change. A warning with no meaningful impact can wait behind a smaller issue affecting a high-value page.
Yes. Technical SEO consulting often works best when SEO and development are connected. We can translate findings into implementation guidance, answer developer questions, review staging changes, and validate releases while your engineering team keeps control of its code and deployment process.
A technical SEO consultant or technical SEO agency is most useful when the site has crawl or indexation problems, complex templates, JavaScript rendering, large URL sets, migrations, or recurring development changes. Smaller sites may only need a focused technical review before priorities shift elsewhere.
Technical SEO becomes especially important when site complexity creates risk beyond a single page edit. The more templates, URLs, systems, and releases involved, the more one technical decision can affect large parts of search visibility at once.
Prioritize technical SEO when you are migrating platforms or domains, launching new templates, managing a large catalog, using faceted navigation, relying heavily on JavaScript, operating multiple regions or languages, or seeing important pages drop out of the index without a clear content reason.
Technical SEO cannot create search demand, clarify a weak offer, replace useful service or product content, build authority, or make an unconvincing page convert. Once the site is technically eligible and stable, the next growth constraint may belong to content, relevance, authority, or the offer itself.
