Platforms
we use
01. What's included
The technical layer that decides whether you rank at all.
If Google cannot crawl, render and index a page, nothing else in SEO matters. These are the checks we run and fix on every technical engagement.
Crawlability
Crawl budget spent on pages that matter.
- robots.txt and sitemaps
- Crawl traps and parameters
- Orphan pages
Indexing
Pages you want indexed, indexed. The rest excluded on purpose.
- Index coverage review
- noindex audits
- Duplicate content
Canonicals and redirects
One clear URL per page, with no chains or loops.
- Canonical conflicts
- Redirect chains
- hreflang for regions
Schema markup
Structured data that earns rich results and entity clarity.
- Organization and Service
- Product and FAQ
- Validation fixes
JavaScript rendering
Content visible to Googlebot, not only to browsers.
- Rendered vs raw HTML
- Lazy-loaded content
- Framework SSR checks
Core Web Vitals
LCP, INP and CLS fixed in the theme and server.
- Image and font loading
- Third-party scripts
- Server response time
02. Why it's not working now
Generic audits list 400 warnings. We find the 8 that matter.
The same senior strategist audits, plans and does the work, so fixes reach the root cause instead of the monthly report.
What we usually find
- Auto-generated audit PDFs with hundreds of warnings
- No priority, no owner, no deadline
- Recommendations your developer cannot implement
- No check after the fixes go live
How we handle it ● senior-led
- Issues ranked by impact and effort
- Fixes written as tickets or done directly
- Template-level changes, not page-by-page patches
- Re-crawl confirms every fix shipped
Crawl and render
Full SiteAud!tLint crawl plus rendered HTML comparison.
Root-cause diagnosis
Logs, Search Console and templates traced to the cause.
Fix or brief
We ship fixes directly or write developer-ready tickets.
Re-crawl
Audit comparison proves canonicals, indexing and speed improved.
03. Deliverables and pricing
What you get, in writing.
Fixed scope and price, agreed before work starts. Month-to-month, and every account stays in your name.
Start here: a full technical seo review with a prioritized Action Plan.
from $500 (₱25,000) · one-time
View Audit →Plan this channel alongside the rest of your marketing.
from $1,200 (₱60,000) · 4 to 6 weeks
View Strategy Sprint →Ongoing execution, monthly reviews and audit comparisons.
from $900 (₱45,000) / month
View Advisory →04. The method
Root causes, not surface reports.
Every engagement starts with the same audit, so progress is measured against a real baseline instead of a monthly activity list.
The method
Audit, prioritize, re-audit.
Every engagement starts with a SiteAud!tLint crawl and an account review. Fixes are ranked by impact and effort, and a re-audit comparison proves what changed.
See the full methodology →05. FAQ
Technical SEO questions.
What does a technical SEO audit cover?
Crawlability, indexing, canonicals, redirects, hreflang, schema markup, JavaScript rendering, internal linking and Core Web Vitals. Every issue is scored by impact and effort so the fixes that unblock rankings go first.
Can you implement the fixes, not just recommend them?
Yes. Remar is a developer as well as an SEO specialist, so fixes in WordPress, Laravel and most CMS templates can be done directly. If you have your own developers, we write tickets they can act on.
Do you handle JavaScript frameworks like React or Next.js?
Yes. We compare raw and rendered HTML, check what Googlebot actually sees and recommend server-side rendering or pre-rendering where content is missing.
How is technical SEO different from regular SEO services?
Technical SEO is the infrastructure layer: can search engines crawl, render and index the site. Our SEO services include it, but this page covers standalone technical work for sites with deep indexing or performance problems.
06. Get started
Start with a second opinion.
Tell us what you're running today and what's not working. You'll hear back from the person who will actually do the work.