Access and rendering
Crawl behaviour, robots directives, and whether primary content renders reliably. Crawler rendering capability varies, so we check rather than assume.
/ Technical SEO and AI Readiness
Give your developers a clear plan to fix search visibility barriers.
Find and implement the technical changes that improve crawlability, rendering, structured data, internal linking, and retrieval across priority templates and pages.
Scope, access, and price are agreed before work starts.
/ Overview
A page that works in your browser can still be hard to reach.
A page can look correct to a person while presenting access, rendering, or indexing problems to search engines. We test each issue and document what it affects.
Resolve confirmed template issues before they affect another round of pages.
/ Scope
What we review.
Inspection subject
Pages and templates in scope
Structure and discovery
Canonical rules, XML sitemaps, and link relationships, including whether the pages that matter are findable and consistently referenced.
Performance and usability
Core Web Vitals, using field data alongside lab data where field data is available, to investigate the issues behind poor scores.
Structured information
Whether structured data is valid, accurate, and consistent with the facts visible on the page.
Converges on
Confirmed technical findings
/ Deliverables
What you receive.
Choose a review and developer handoff, or add implementation coordination and post-release checks. We agree the scope before work starts.
- 01Diagnosis
Evidence-backed findings
Confirmed issues, affected URLs, and the evidence your team needs to assess each finding.
- 02Engineering handoff
Prioritized developer tickets
Work written for your backlog with an owner, dependencies, and an acceptance check for each item.
- 03When scoped
Coordination and validation, when scoped
An agreed handoff or implementation workflow, with a dated record of completed fixes and validation results where included.
/ Example
What a ticket looks like.
Illustrative ticket, not a finding about your website.
Illustrative developer ticketExample only
- Issue
- Internal links point to a redirecting service URL
- Impact
- An extra redirect step for visitors and crawlers following these links
- Owner
- Client developer
- Action
- Update the agreed links to the preferred 200 URL after canonical review
- Acceptance check
- An agreed crawl shows links using the preferred URL and the target returning 200
Issue
Action
Acceptance check
/ Published case
A reported technical engagement.
Mattress Advisory, July–August 2026, reported:
300+
broken URLs fixed
11,000+
internal links to redirects corrected
+19 points
homepage desktop PageSpeed score up from 55 to 74
A PageSpeed score is a lab score, not a percentage-faster load time. These are reported results from one engagement, not a forecast for your website.
Read the published technical caseMattress Advisory case study on citeworksstudio.com./ Process
How the work runs.
Permissions and release control stay with you and are set by agreement.
- Stage 01
Scope and access
Agree the areas under review and the access needed to test them.
- Stage 02
Ticket review and implementation
Your developers implement, or we coordinate with an agreed partner; tickets are reviewed together before work starts.
- Stage 03
Validate and hand off
Agreed fixes are checked after implementation, with a dated QA record handed over at the end.
/ Why now
Correct the source before the wrong answer becomes familiar.
AI systems and buyers repeatedly encounter the information that is easiest to retrieve and verify. Clearer facts, stronger page structure, and better decision content are useful now, and create a stronger base for future measurement.
/ Pricing & scope
Configure this scope around your priorities.
Adjust the quantities to create a planning estimate. You can use a service on its own or combine it with the full five-step system. We review every configuration before work begins.
One-time · $10,000 one-time
Not included.
$0
One-time · $20,000 one-time
Not included.
$0
Scope review inputs
Used for scope review; not automatic price multipliers.
The $10,000 line is the initial technical implementation defined in the commercial model. Final deliverables, access, ticket count, dependencies, and acceptance checks are confirmed in the statement of work. Major custom development is separate unless the Website Development for GEO project is activated.
Estimate summary
- Technical AI Search & SEO Implementation (not included)
- $0
- Website Development for GEO (not included)
- $0
- Estimated monthly total
- $0
- Estimated one-time total
- $0
- Estimated approved pass-through
- $0
- Estimated first month
- $0
Estimated first month $0. Estimated monthly total $0.
Planning estimate only. Final scope, cadence, dependencies, third-party costs, and commercial terms are confirmed in a written statement of work. AI rankings, citations, traffic, revenue, and editorial outcomes are not guaranteed.
Measurement describes a defined sample of prompts, platforms, and locations on the dates observed, and results vary between runs. Client factual approval is required before anything is published, and publishers and platforms keep editorial and ranking control.
We review the configuration for dependencies, sequencing, feasibility, and third-party costs before proposing a final scope.
/ System fit
Use this service on its own or connect it to the five-step system.
Choose a focused scope when your team already knows the gap. Connect it to the full system when measurement, external evidence, publishing, or remeasurement should guide what happens next.
/ FAQ
Common questions.
Do you implement the fixes or hand them off?
Both are scoped options. We can hand developer-ready tickets to your engineering team, or coordinate implementation with your platform or development partner and validate what ships.
Our site is a JavaScript app. Is that automatically a problem?
No. Google can render JavaScript, but there are limitations, and crawlers differ in what they execute, so it needs checking rather than assuming. Google documents the common pitfalls in its JavaScript SEO guidance.
Do Google's AI features require special schema?
Google says no additional special markup is required for its AI features. Standard SEO foundations still apply, and inclusion is not guaranteed. See AI features and your website.
Should technical work come before content?
We prioritize confirmed dependencies. If a template issue would affect planned content, we address it first. Otherwise, technical and content work can run in parallel.
/ Next step
Resolve the technical uncertainty before the next content investment.
Tell us what your team suspects or has already found, and we will agree the right scope. We review every request manually and respond within one business day.