Technical SEO Services that get your pages indexed
Pages sitting in “crawled – currently not indexed”, crawl budget spent on junk URLs, slow templates. I find the reasons Google is dropping your pages and fix them — led by Mubashar Sharif, Semrush-certified.
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- No long-term contract
- The founder does the work
Free technical tear-down
Send your URL. I’ll check indexing, crawl waste and Core Web Vitals myself and send back what to fix first — within 24 hours.
Prefer to talk? Book 30 min →- Pages indexed, May–Jul 2026
- 3,000 → 11,549Pages indexed, May–Jul 2026
- US organic clicks, same period
- +83%US organic clicks, same period
- Organic clicks at the March 2026 peak
- +476%Organic clicks at the March 2026 peak
- Tear-down reply
- 24hTear-down reply
The Search Console statuses that mean Google is dropping your pages
If you have seen one of these in your own Pages report, this is where your traffic is going.
Crawled – currently not indexed
Google fetched the page and decided it was not worth keeping.
Usually thin or near-duplicate templates. The page exists for visitors and not for search.
Discovered – currently not indexed
Google knows the URL but has not spent the crawl on it.
A crawl-budget signal: junk URLs, facets or weak internal links are eating the visits your real pages need.
Duplicate without user-selected canonical
Several URLs show the same content and none says which is the original.
Google picks one for you, often the wrong one, and the signals are split across the rest.
Core Web Vitals: Poor URLs
Real Chrome users are measuring slow loading, laggy input or layout shift.
A modest ranking signal and a large conversion one — visitors leave before the page settles.
Technical SEO, answered plainly
What does a technical SEO service actually fix?
The reasons Google cannot find, render or keep your pages: crawl budget spent on junk URLs, pages stuck in “crawled – currently not indexed”, broken canonicals and redirect chains, slow Core Web Vitals, and missing structured data. Content cannot rank from a page Google has dropped.
How do I know if my site has a technical SEO problem?
Open Search Console → Pages. If “Not indexed” is growing faster than “Indexed”, or large groups sit under “Discovered – currently not indexed”, Google is choosing not to keep your pages. That is a technical problem before it is a content one.
How long do technical SEO fixes take to show?
Indexing changes usually appear in Search Console two to four weeks after Googlebot recrawls the fixed pages. On Michigan Outdoor Sports, indexed pages went from about 3,000 to 11,549 in roughly ten weeks, May to July 2026.
About 3,000 indexed pages to 11,549 — then the revenue followed
Unedited screenshots. Click any of them to read the numbers yourself.
Before · 20 Jul 2026
After · 25 Sep 2026
Challenge
Brand pages never submitted to Search Console, thin templates causing mass non-indexing, and crawl budget spent on URLs that should not exist — thousands of pages invisible.
Strategy
Sitemaps submitted directly, indexation blocks and crawl waste removed, brand pages rewritten with unique content, resubmitted in batches.
Outcome
Peaked at +476% organic clicks in March 2026, lost ground to a de-indexing, then rebuilt: about 3,000 to 11,549 indexed pages (+285%) and +83% US organic clicks by July, with no ad spend.
Performance walkthrough
Live Search Console recording
The indexing recovery, start to finish
Crawl and indexation fix
What's in the
technical SEO work
Every deliverable targets a specific reason Google is ignoring, throttling or misreading your site — diagnosed from crawl and log data, then fixed.
Technical SEO audit
Full crawl — indexation, redirects, canonicals, orphan pages, crawl budget — plus server-log review where logs are available.
Indexation & crawl budget
Every reason Google skips your pages: robots rules, noindex, faceted URLs, duplicate templates at scale.
Core Web Vitals (LCP / INP / CLS)
Diagnosed from real-user data, then fixed in the templates rather than page by page.
Schema & structured data
JSON-LD for every page type — products, articles, FAQs, breadcrumbs, organisation — built from the data the page renders.
Site architecture & internal links
Crawl depth, hub-and-spoke structure and internal linking, so the pages that earn money are the ones Google reaches first.
Redirects, canonicals & migrations
Chain cleanup, canonical rules, hreflang where needed, and migrations planned so traffic survives the move.
Seen one of those statuses?
Find out how many of your pages Google has dropped.
Send me your URL. I’ll check your indexing and crawl waste myself and tell you what to fix first — free, within 24 hours.
Tear-down to fixes live in four weeks
Tear-down
Your URL in, a written diagnosis back within 24 hours — the three things costing you the most, in order.
Full crawl
Every URL crawled, logs parsed where available, every issue mapped and ranked by what it costs in traffic.
Fixes live
Indexation blocks, canonicals, redirect chains and template-level speed fixes first; then schema and internal links.
Report
Indexed pages, crawl stats, Core Web Vitals and clicks — what moved, what did not, and what is next.
Compare the approaches
Technical SEO usually stalls between an agency that only writes reports and an in-house team whose tickets never get prioritised.
| SearchPrex | Generic agency | In-house | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full technical audit + log files | Yes | Sometimes | No |
| Implementation, not just a report | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Handles 10K+ page sites | Yes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| Indexation recovery at scale | Yes | No | No |
| Schema across every page type | Yes | No | No |
| Audit to first fixes live | 4 weeks | 8–12 weeks | Depends on the dev backlog |
Why choose SearchPrex for technical SEO
A small, founder-led agency. Here is what that means in practice.
The founder does the work
Mubashar Sharif runs every audit, writes every plan and sends every report. No sales team, no account managers, no juniors learning on your site.
Results you can check
Every figure on this site has a screenshot from the client's own Search Console, Business Profile or store dashboard behind it. See the case studies.
Fixes, not just a report
The work is the changes themselves — templates, redirects, schema, product and collection copy — not a PDF of problems for someone else to fix.
Quoted after the audit, month to month
Technical work depends on what your Search Console shows, so the price comes after the free audit. No long-term contract.
A free tear-down first
Send your URL and get a written look at what is holding you back within 24 hours, before you pay anything or sign anything.
A 90-day money-back guarantee
Nobody can honestly guarantee a Google position. What I guarantee is progress: if you don't see measurable progress within 90 days, I either keep working at no extra cost until you do, or refund what you paid for those 90 days. You see where things stand in a report every Monday.
Technical SEO for AI search
A site that is slow, bloated or badly linked does not get read — by Google or by the models that now answer before the results do.
Crawl efficiency for AI crawlers
AI crawlers are less patient than Googlebot. Clean, fast, well-linked pages are the ones that get read and cited.
Structured data that answer engines read
Clean JSON-LD tells Google and AI Overviews what a page is about — the difference between being a source and being skipped.
Indexation that holds through updates
Recoveries that fix root causes survive core updates; ones that only resubmit URLs slide back.
Core Web Vitals in the INP era
INP replaced FID in 2024. Responsiveness is now measured on every interaction, not just the first.
Related technical SEO resources
Michigan Outdoor Sports case study
The de-indexing, the rebuild, and every screenshot.
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OpenFree schema generator
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OpenWooCommerce SEO
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OpenTechnical SEO news, this month
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Mubashar Sharif
Verified SEO expertFounder & Lead Technical SEO Strategist · 5+ years · Semrush-certified
“Technical SEO is where I've done my deepest work. I took Michigan Outdoor Sports to a +476% clicks peak in March 2026, watched it de-index, and rebuilt it to 11,549 indexed pages and +83% US clicks — every step verified in Search Console.”Connect on LinkedIn
Technical SEO questions, answered
How is a technical SEO audit different from a general SEO audit?
A technical audit looks only at how the site is built — crawlability, indexability, speed, structured data and architecture. Technical issues are often the root cause of ranking problems even when the content is good.
My site has thousands of pages — can you handle that?
Yes. Large catalogues are where most of this work has been done: Michigan Outdoor Sports went from about 3,000 to 11,549 indexed pages (+285%) between May and July 2026, verified in Search Console.
What are Core Web Vitals and do they affect rankings?
Core Web Vitals — LCP, INP and CLS — measure loading, responsiveness and visual stability for real users. They are a confirmed Google ranking signal, though a modest one; their larger effect is on conversion.
Do you only write the audit, or fix things too?
Both. The free tear-down is a written diagnosis; paid work is implementation — sitemaps, canonicals, redirects, schema, internal linking and page templates — or a prioritised ticket list for your developers if you would rather keep changes in-house.
Do you work with Shopify, WordPress and custom sites?
Yes. Shopify brings faceted-navigation and duplicate-URL problems, WordPress plugin bloat and archive sprawl, custom builds rendering and routing issues. The diagnosis is the same; the fixes differ by platform.
How much does a technical SEO audit cost?
The first audit is free: a written tear-down of your crawling, indexing and speed problems within 24 hours. The fixes are then quoted as a project, because the price depends on how many pages and templates are affected — you see the scope before paying anything.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. Technical SEO has a clear audit-and-fix phase, so it is scoped as a project; ongoing monitoring is optional and month to month.
Send me your URL. I’ll tell you what Google is dropping.
Two fields. A written diagnosis of your indexing, crawl waste and Core Web Vitals — from me, within 24 hours.
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