Technical SEO Agency

A team of highly skilled Technical SEOs

Technical SEO is highly underrated, especially for large eCommerce and enterprise companies.

In order to make it to the first page of Google, Bing, or even Yahoo, your website needs to be crawled and indexed by a search engine.

Our technical SEO agency audits mimic search engine behaviour.

We use industry-standard SEO tools such as Screaming Frog and Sitebulb to spot issues before they become serious problems.

And we aren’t just talking about run-of-the-mill issues such as missing title tags and meta descriptions.

To see what we can find out about your business, send a message to our team.

Every Technical SEO audit we perform is done by a senior SEO specialist using a 100-point checklist.

We check areas of technical SEO including but not limited to:

Crawl analysis
Indexation
Internal link structure
Redirects
Thin content
Duplicate content
Image compression & optimisation
Accessibility
Schema
Page Speed Insights
XML Sitemaps
HREF Lang (for sites in multiple languages/regions)
Log File Analysis
Javascript SEO
Diagnosing technical SEO issues
Monitoring crawlability issues.

Feel free to check out our Definitive Technical SEO Checklist For Brands.

What You Can Expect From Our Technical SEO Agency

Clear and actionable insights with attention to detail.

Depending on the size of your website a technical audit can take anywhere from 2 to 3 days to complete.

After our analysis, we have a good understanding of what issues to prioritise.

Many of our technical SEOs come from backgrounds in computer science and programming.

We know how to speak ‘developer’ and consult with them to fix key issues that can improve your website’s performance in Google.

Common questions for your technical SEO agency?

Q) Does your team have SEOs with development experience?

Yes, our team of technical SEO experts has deep experience in Development work. Several of our team members have a development background so they are well versed in any technical SEO project.

Q) What technical SEO services do you offer?

We offer multiple technical SEO services mainly including – Consultancy, Audits, migrations, XML sitemap word, SERP analysis, analysis of technical issues impacting crawling and ranking, functionality issues, site speed, markup, strategy, SEO performance, and much more.

Q) Do you monitor algorithm updates?

Yes, our team does regular SEO testing and monitors Google algorithm updates on a regular basis. We have multiple SEO consultants who are well-versed in algorithm analysis and SEO audit tools for technical SEO.

Q) What is the difference between technical SEO and regular SEO?

Technical SEO looks more at the code of websites and how Google can crawl a website better.

Whereas regular SEO might only look at Content and links and basic on-site factors.

Technical SEO can get quite advanced and look at things such as Programmatic SEO.

Q) How much does technical SEO cost?

Technical SEO usually will be billed at an hourly rate of $220 + GST an hour.

Depending on what is required some projects may need a full technical SEO audit which could take 20-40 hours depending on the site of the site and the technical SEO performance issues which need diagnosis and analysis.

Q) How do I choose the right technical SEO agency?

Our team has multiple SEO case studies of large technical SEO projects such as Binance, Oneflare, and others where we have fixed SEO performance issues and scaled SEO traffic and revenue.

We have also been awarded the best agency in Australia by Semrush.

To pick the right agency you need to have a team that is not only technical yet only specializes in SEO.

Our team is the largest specialist SEO agency in Australia.

Q) Do you work with our in-house digital marketing team?

Yes, we are an SEO company that is happy to work with your in-house digital marketing team or dev team.

Q) How do you integrate keyword research into a technical SEO project?

Yes, we can implement keyword research into a technical SEO strategy. this can be done with on-page optimization at scale or by using programmatic SEO.

Matthew Barby, Senior Director of Acquisition at HubSpot

"Whenever I have companies ask me if there are any great agencies in Australia, I always point them to Prosperity Media. James and team are always pushing out incredibly impactful work, and their depth of knowledge around SEO and content marketing is up there with the best in the world."

5 Key Areas Of a Technical SEO Audit You Don’t Want To Overlook

Crawl Analysis

It’s important to look into the crawlability of your website.

A large amount of response code errors, thin pages and internally redirected URLs can wreak havoc on crawlers.

This can make it more difficult for search engines to discover and index new pages or detect changes in older ones. Search engines shouldn’t be the only focus.

If these pages are 404 or 301 they can cause serious user experience problems that can cause visitors to bounce.

Web Core Vitals

How fast is your site? Does it have cumulative layout shifts? How quickly can a visitor see and interact with your content?

You want to make sure your website is optimised for the latest Google updates such as Web Core Vitals.

Web Core Vitals quantifies the speed and UX of your pages and compares them to your competitors.

Optimising for this update can help you gain an edge in visibility over the competitors.

Site Architecture

Are your most important pages less than two clicks away from the homepage?

If not, we can take a look at your menu structure and provide recommendations that can help pass more link equity to your most important pages.

This is an aspect of technical SEO that is highly overlooked yet it can make all the difference.

Javascript SEO

Javascript SEO can be a complex topic.

Does your site dynamically generate content on the fly? Users may be able to see it but can Google see it? Does your website use ajax ‘load more’ buttons or infinite scrolling?

If search engines can’t see your content within the HTML or follow links to paginated pages, there’s a good chance your content won’t see much visibility.

Google can now crawl and render javascript, however, they’ve stated it’s very resource-intensive and if your website has thousands of pages with low domain authority, those pages may not rank.