Technical SEO audit services that fix what blocks Google
Technical SEO audit services find why a good site does not rank, then fix it in your code instead of in a report.
Viktoriia Karchevska, TapTap
Illia Kyzyma, TapTapPricing
Analytics built for revenue operations
Per-seat pricing that stops at 200 seats, with the audit trail and permissions included rather than sold as an upgrade.
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1<!doctype html>2<html lang="en">3 <head>4 <title>Your Brand</title>5 </head>6 <body>7 <div id="root"></div>8 <script src="/app.js"></script>9 </body>10</html>
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1 User-agent: *
2 Disallow: /admin/
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4 User-agent: GPTBot
5−Disallow: /blocked every AI answer
6+Allow: /
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8+User-agent: PerplexityBot
9+Allow: /
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11 Sitemap: https://yourbrand.com/sitemap.xml
What the audit checks
- Server rendered or client rendered: what a crawler sees with JavaScript off, per template.
- AI crawler access per user agent, including the group inheritance trap in robots.txt.
- Indexability: wrong canonicals, noindex left after a migration, sitemap URLs that 404.
- Reachability: pages linked only from a sitemap get no authority.
- Duplicate intent: two of your pages on one query split what either earns.
What's included
A pull request
One concern per commit, so a developer can reject half without unpicking the rest.
Or a CMS draft
WordPress, Webflow, Contentful, Sanity or Shopify.
A ranked fix list
URL, what is wrong, and the change. Ordered by effect.
Book a free call
We run the crawl live and read you the first three things we would change.
“Fully booked two months ahead”
FAQ
Do you need access to our repository?
For the pull request route, yes: a branch and permission to open a PR. Never permission to merge.
How is this different from running a crawler ourselves?
A crawler produces findings. We produce the changes. Deciding which findings deserve an engineer's afternoon is the work you buy.
Does technical SEO help with AI answers?
Partly, and only at the access layer.