Technical audit
Duplicates, broken links, speed, indexing, titles and descriptions, collected in a prioritised list.
We look after the technical foundations: pages that load fast, exist in one copy only, sit in a clear structure and carry correct markup. Without that groundwork, neither content nor links deliver results.
We begin with a review, because what holds a site back is seldom the competition and usually its own technical faults.
Duplicates, broken links, speed, indexing, titles and descriptions, collected in a prioritised list.
Canonical URLs, consolidation of variants and handling of parameters from sorting and filters.
A dedicated page for each important query instead of one page trying to cover everything.
Organisation, breadcrumbs, FAQ and products, which change how you appear in search results.
Images, fonts, caching and Core Web Vitals. This affects both rankings and conversions.
Google Business Profile, consistent company details across the web and landing pages for the towns you serve.
The audit takes a week and fixing the critical items two to three more. After that it becomes ongoing work.
A full technical review with issues ranked by impact.
Duplicates, broken links and titles. Results often show within a month.
Missing pages for genuine demand and a better internal linking pattern.
Indexing and rankings are monitored in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.
A Danish and English site without hreflang confuses Google. The search engine sees two near-identical pages and does not know which to show to whom. The language links take a few lines of code and fix a problem that can otherwise drag on for years. Also decide once whether æ, ø and å become ae, oe and aa in your URLs, and stick with it.
In Denmark the vast majority of search traffic comes from Google, so that is where we begin. We set up Bing as well, since it costs almost nothing and brings visitors from Microsoft products among others.
More questions are answered directly on the results page, so some clicks disappear. The pages that get cited tend to have a clear structure, precise answers and structured data. Technical work therefore becomes more important, not less.
No, and nobody honestly can. We guarantee that technical faults get fixed and that structure, markup and speed are in order. Rankings also depend on competition, the domain's history and how visitors behave.
Send us the site address. We will show what is blocking indexing and rankings, sorted by importance.
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