Technical review
Crawling, indexing, structure, links and performance. For a migration, we check canonicals and redirects to preserve useful journeys.
SEO and analytics
I review your website’s technical foundations, content and measurement to identify what is holding it back and what deserves attention. SEO from Granollers, with explained priorities and ongoing review.
Let’s discuss your visibilityPublishing more pages does not always solve the problem. I review how people find your website, what it explains and what happens after a visit. We then agree actions that serve your business and answer your customers’ questions.
What we can work on
Crawling, indexing, structure, links and performance. For a migration, we check canonicals and redirects to preserve useful journeys.
We organise services and articles around distinct needs, review messages and connect related pages. Local visibility relies on accurate, consistent business information.
We define useful actions to measure and review Search Console and the available analytics. Reports should inform decisions rather than simply count visits or rankings.
Website, available data and goals.
Problems and opportunities with a clear reason.
Agreed technical and editorial changes.
Progress and the next decisions.
Content strategy is part of the work when it answers real questions: service pages, articles and resources based on your experience. For AI search, I follow the same principle: clear, accessible and original information, without promising citations or rankings.
Results also depend on competition, demand and your starting point. We define the scope and review process before work begins. External tools or activities are assessed in the proposal; rankings are not guaranteed.
It depends on the issues, competition and how Google processes the changes. Some fixes take effect sooner than others. We review trends and useful actions without committing to a date or position.
We work on foundations that can be understood and discovered: useful content, clear structure and crawl access once the website is public. No service can guarantee that Google or another assistant will cite a page.
Not always. The review distinguishes improvements to the existing site from work requiring a larger development project. A redesign, if needed, is scoped separately.