What is technical SEO?

Technical SEO is the set of optimizations that help Google crawl, index, and rank your site correctly. Unlike content or link building, this is about the site's underlying technical health — speed, structure, security, and machine-readability.

Core Web Vitals

Google uses three metrics — LCP (loading speed), CLS (visual stability), and INP (responsiveness) — as a direct ranking signal. A site failing these metrics is penalized regardless of content quality. See our dedicated Core Web Vitals page for details.

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Schema Markup

Schema Markup is structured data added to page code that helps Google understand content precisely — service type, FAQ, article author, ratings — enabling rich results in search listings.

Canonical Tags

When similar content is accessible from multiple URLs, Canonical tags tell Google which version is the "original," preventing duplicate content issues that dilute ranking signals.

Crawlability and Indexing

A correctly configured Sitemap.xml and robots.txt, combined with clean internal linking, ensures Google's crawler discovers and indexes every important page efficiently.

Mobile-First Indexing

Google primarily uses the mobile version of your site for ranking. A technically sound mobile experience is no longer optional — it's the baseline.

Cost and Timeline

Cost depends on site size and issue count. Basic fixes typically take 1-3 weeks. For a detailed quote, see our SEO pricing guide.

Why MGH.CO

MGH.CO builds technical SEO into every project from day one — not as an afterthought bolted on with a plugin.

Sample Process

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Frequently Asked Questions

Technical SEO is the set of optimizations that help Google crawl, index, and rank your site correctly — covering speed, site structure, Schema Markup, and security, as opposed to content or link building.
Reviewing Core Web Vitals, crawl errors in Search Console, Schema Markup validity, Canonical tags, mobile-friendliness, and Sitemap/robots.txt configuration.
Google uses Core Web Vitals as a direct ranking factor, and slow sites also see higher bounce rates — both directly hurt organic ranking.
Schema Markup is structured data that helps Google understand page content precisely, enabling rich results (star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, etc.) in search results.
Basic fixes usually take 1-3 weeks; deeper issues on large or complex sites can take longer.
It depends on site size and the number of issues found. Contact +989017486460 for an exact quote.
Google Search Console's Coverage and Core Web Vitals reports are the best free starting points to spot problems.
No — new issues can appear as the site grows, so periodic technical audits are recommended.
Basic checks are possible with free tools, but fixing deeper code-level issues usually requires a developer's help.
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