Technical SEO Services

Your content and offers may be the best in the business, but if search engines can't crawl, render, and index your site quickly, you're missing out on qualified traffic and sales. BYBOWU's technical SEO services make sure that your codebase and infrastructure meet Google's real-world expectations, such as fast performance, clean architecture, mobile-first experiences, and no crawling surprises. We audit, fix, and harden your stack so Core Web Vitals improve, index coverage issues disappear, and your most valuable pages get discovered, rendered, and ranked—consistently.

Need an expert second set of eyes? Our technical SEO audit shows you how to make changes that will have an effect right away and how to protect your site as it grows. If you're looking at different options, check out our services, which include SEO audits and keyword research, and look at the results in our portfolio. We make measurable, code-level changes to the three most important things right now: LCP (Largest Contentful Paint), CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift), and INP (Interaction to Next Paint).

Faster LCP (Load the Main Content Quickly)

• Server performance: TTFB drops thanks to CDN caching, better PHP/Node runtimes, and HTTP/2/3 with TLS 1.3.
• Asset strategy: critical CSS is inlined, non-critical CSS is delayed, JS code is split up, tree-shaking is used, and preconnect/prefetch is used for hero assets.
• Media optimization: WebP/AVIF images, responsive sizes (srcset/sizes), lazy loading below the fold, and video poster frames to keep hero sections from being blank.

Stable CLS (Stop Changes That You Didn't Expect)

• Set aside space for images and ads with clear width and height ratios or CSS aspect ratios.
• Put third-party widgets below the fold and use font-display strategies to load fonts to cut down on layout jumps.
• Check the timing of client-side hydration in JS frameworks to avoid making changes to the DOM too late.

Responsive INP (Interaction Feels Instant)

• Use code splitting to break up long tasks and Web Workers to do the heavy lifting.
• Use modern patterns like React Server Components/SSR when they make sense to make the client bundle smaller.
• Limit third-party scripts, put off trackers that aren't needed, and use field data to keep an eye on input delay.

AMP: Is it still worth it?

For most brands, AMP is no longer needed to be eligible for Top Stories, and it doesn't work for all speed issues. If you already use AMP, we'll keep the same level of performance and functionality. If you don't, we'll focus on modern site speed optimization that keeps design and analytics control without a separate codebase.

Search engines only have a limited amount of time to crawl your site. We make sure they spend it on the pages that matter—your money pages and content hubs—while low-value URLs stay out of the way.

Crawl Budget Optimization Tips

• Robots controls: make robots.txt stricter so that faceted filters, infinite calendars, and duplicate session/UTM parameters can't be crawled.
• XML sitemaps: dynamic, segmented sitemaps for different types of content (like posts, videos, images, and products) with lastmod priorities based on how new they are.
• Canonicalization: making sure that each page has only one preferred URL and getting rid of duplicate query-string variants and splits between http/https and www/non-www.
• Pagination and infinite scroll: crawlable linking patterns with rel="next/prev" options (on-page links and "view all" pages) and infinite scroll that works with history.

Log File Analysis and Coverage Fixes

1. Check the server logs to find out what Googlebot really crawls, how often it does it, and which URLs cost the most money.
2. Fix soft 404s, redirect chains, 5xx spikes, and pages that never get discovered.
3. Search Console diagnostics, such as Index Coverage, Crawl Stats, and Page Indexing reports, turned into fixes that are ranked by importance.

International SEO and hreflang

• Correct hreflang tags for languages and regions (including x-default), checked for parity and canonical alignment.
• URL structures that are always the same (subdirectories vs. subdomains) and geotargeting that fits with the business strategy.
• Localized sitemaps and language switchers that don't stop crawlers or make duplicate content.

Structured Data & Schema

Schema markup helps search engines understand entities, relationships, and intent. This unlocks rich results that raise CTR. We use JSON-LD on all of our templates and keep it up to date as your content changes.

High-Impact Schema Types

• Organization, LocalBusiness, and Website for brand credibility and Sitelinks Search Box.
• BreadCrumb, Article/NewsArticle/BlogPosting for clarity and news visibility.
• Product, Offer, AggregateRating, and Review for rich ecommerce features.
• FAQPage and HowTo for rich snippets that meet the requirements.
• VideoObject and ImageObject for pages with a lot of media.

Safety, Governance, and Validation

• Using the Rich Results Test and Schema.org validators to automatically test schemas in CI.
• Checks for content parity to avoid having to do things by hand; no spammy or misleading markup.
• Release checklists so that structured data stays intact after redesigns and CMS updates.

Mobile-First Technical Foundations

• Responsive layout with the right viewport meta, tap target sizes, and font scales that are easy to read.
• Image/CDN strategy for cellular networks: responsive images, priority hints, and caching that works.
• Interactivity budgets: make sure bundles are light, limit render-blocking JS, and split code by route.

PWA and App-Like Improvements

• Installable PWAs where it makes sense: service workers for caching and offline access.
• Stability while scrolling and using gestures to protect Core Web Vitals on touch devices.
• Block annoying interstitials that can hurt rankings and user experience.

We often fix the following technical issues: redirect chains/loops; standardize 301 rules and 410 for retired content; fix canonical conflicts and parameter duplication; set preferred URL patterns; repair pagination and add crawlable links for content beyond infinite scroll; reduce JavaScript rendering bottlenecks; ensure server-side rendering where needed; eliminate thin/duplicate pages with noindex or consolidation; strengthen internal links to money pages; harden sitemaps (index + child) and ensure parity with live URLs and canonicals; improve page speed with image/CDN tuning, compression (Brotli), and caching headers. Our services page has information about technical SEO audits and keyword research that help us find problems and opportunities for growth.

Case Studies

Retail Ecommerce: Crawl Budget Reclaimed, 38% More Organic Revenue

Problem: Millions of faceted URLs were using up crawl budget. Fix: make changes to robots.txt, handle parameters, use segmented sitemaps, and follow canonical rules. Also, speed up the site for Core Web Vitals. Results: 72% fewer crawls to low-value URLs, 38% more organic revenue in 120 days, and LCP improved from 3.8 seconds to 2.1 seconds on mobile.

B2B SaaS: Cleaning Up Indexation and Getting Rich Results

Problem: Duplicate blog archives and thin tag pages made it hard to find useful content. Fix: use noindex for templates that aren't very useful, change the structure of internal links, and add an Article/FAQ schema. Results: The number of indexed pages that convert went up by 24%, the click-through rate from rich results went up by 18%, and the INP on key landing pages went down by 40%.

Global Marketplace: hreflang for international SEO

Problem: Different languages and mixed canonical tags in different areas. Fix: fixed hreflang tags, localized sitemaps, and checks to make sure the content is the same. Results: Non-US sessions grew by 2.3 times, and there were fewer problems with landing pages in the wrong language.

Check out our portfolio to see more results. We'll find wins that are similar to your stack and timelines.

How We Work (Clear, Measurable, No Black Boxes)

Consideration is about clarity. Here's how BYBOWU does technical SEO without messing up your plans.

Do technical problems have an effect on ranking?

Yes. Content and links are still very important, but technical problems can stop or limit rankings. For example, slow pages make people bounce, render-blocking JS hides content, and crawl/indexation errors make a site ineligible. Fixing technical debt makes it easier for people to find your site, gives you better user signals, and increases conversions, which are all important for long-term SEO growth.

What is a crawl budget?

A search engine's crawl budget is the number of URLs it can and will crawl on your site in a certain amount of time. Site health (errors, speed), popularity, and internal linking all have an effect on it. We make it better by limiting low-value URLs, speeding it up, and using robots.txt, sitemaps, and canonicals to tell bots what to do.

How quickly can we see results?

Changes to speed and results can affect performance in a matter of weeks. It could take 4 to 12 weeks for crawlers to crawl and reprocess for large-scale indexing and international fixes. We tell you what to look for and when by sharing expected timelines for each type of fix.

Will you work with our developers?

Of course. We can either do the work ourselves or work with your dev team using tickets, pull requests, and QA checklists. Our goal is to make technical SEO that lasts and your team can keep up with.

What tools do you use?

Google Search Console, Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, CrUX, Screaming Frog, log file parsers, and analytics platforms are all examples of these. We add hands-on code reviews and field data to tools.

Improve your site's performance by getting technical SEO right. Are you ready to fix indexation errors, improve Core Web Vitals, and get back your crawl budget? We'll turn diagnostics into a prioritized plan that developers can use, and then we'll put it into action and measure it. You can get a roadmap to follow this sprint after a short consultation.