What technical SEO covers
Technical SEO is the plumbing that lets search engines find, read and index your pages. It includes your sitemap, robots.txt, redirects, canonical addresses, page titles, mobile layout and the status of every page Google has tried to crawl.
Most small sites have a handful of fixable problems: pages blocked by mistake, duplicate versions of the home page, broken links after a redesign, or a missing sitemap. We find them in Search Console and in a crawl of the site, then fix the ones that matter.
Schema markup, kept honest
Schema markup is code that labels the facts already on a page, such as your business details, services, questions and answers, or breadcrumbs, so search engines can read them reliably. It does not raise rankings by itself, but it can make a page eligible for rich results.
Google requires markup to match visible content. We only mark up what a visitor can see, and we do not add review or rating markup unless real, visible reviews exist.
What you get at the end
A short written report of what we found, what we fixed and what is left, plus a Search Console setup you can read yourself. If a problem needs your developer or host, we write it up so they can act on it.