Crawling and indexing
Checking robots directives, sitemaps, status codes, redirects, canonicals and duplicate URLs.
Technikai SEO
Technical SEO: make your website accessible and understandable to search engines
Technical SEO helps search engines access and understand useful content, and identify the appropriate URL for indexing.
Mi a technikai SEO?
Technical SEO reviews and improves crawlability, indexability, URLs, internal links, metadata, structured data and performance. It does not replace good content, but can remove technical obstacles that prevent it from being found.
What do we solve?
Page and entity signals
Titles, descriptions, semantic structure, internal links and Schema.org markup that matches the actual content.
Performance and measurement
Interpreting Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, images and Search Console data.
Practical troubleshooting
When a page does not appear in search
1. Accessibility
The response code, robots rules, noindex directive and canonical URL help establish whether a search engine can access the intended page.
2. Discovery
We review the sitemap, internal links and Search Console URL Inspection together: does Google know about the page, and has it crawled it?
3. Content and measurement
If the page is indexed, we review search queries, its title and content, and impression trends. Indexing alone does not guarantee rankings.
A related example of our work: Veteránautó.hu marketplace with searchable categories and listings. If slow loading is the issue, explore our performance assessment.
What you get
Transparent implementation
- A prioritized list of actionable issues
- Distinguishing code issues from content issues
- Reviewing measurement events and landing pages
How do we work?
- 1
Data collection
We investigate using crawl results, Search Console and the technical environment.
- 2
Priority
We prioritize issues by their indexing and business impact.
- 3
Implementation of fixes
We implement the agreed code and configuration changes.
- 4
Validation
We verify changes through recrawling, tests and search engine tools.
Why might a website not appear on Google?
It may be blocked, marked noindex, using an incorrect canonical, not yet crawled, technically faulty, or contain weak or duplicate content. Identifying the exact cause requires investigating the specific URL.
Does technical SEO improve Google rankings?
It can remove technical barriers, but does not guarantee rankings on its own. Search intent, content, competition and credibility also matter.
What does a technical SEO audit cover?
The project determines the scope, but it usually includes crawling, indexing, URL normalization, metadata, internal links, structured data, mobile usability and performance.
Can you implement the fixes too?
Yes, if the necessary code and infrastructure access is available. Audit and implementation scopes are agreed separately.
Let’s discuss the next step
Briefly describe your goal or the issue you have encountered. We will reply with the information needed to take it further.
