Technical findings
Status, redirect, canonical, crawl-depth, metadata, duplicate, sitemap, and internal-routing evidence.
Technical SEO & Corrections
Move from technical findings to controlled corrections.
We inspect what a captured crawl can prove, define a safe change set, and support or complete selected corrections only after scope, access, ownership, and rollback are agreed.
Where it helps
Is this the right service for your site?
Works well when
Server-rendered or reliably crawlable sites with a technical owner and a safe staging, backup, or change-review process.
Not designed for Unbounded production access, destructive changes without backup, security testing, or a promise to fix every platform issue automatically.
What you receive
A clear plan your team can use.
Corrections are human-controlled. PageNerve does not silently publish, change a CMS, or claim a successful fix without a post-change check.
Correction schedule
Exact affected patterns, recommended changes, risk, owner, dependency, and acceptance checks.
Verification record
A comparison crawl or targeted check showing observed outcomes and disclosed exceptions.
How it works
A clear process from crawl to next action.
Scope
Confirm environments, ownership, backup, exclusions, and the maximum permitted change set.
Inspect
Reproduce material issues and distinguish systemic patterns from isolated pages.
Correct
Apply or guide only approved changes with an explicit reversal path.
Verify
Recheck affected routes and document fixed, unresolved, redirected, and unavailable states.
Before we begin
We agree the scope, responsibilities, and deliverables.
We review the website, confirm what can be inspected, and set out the work, timing, price, and handoff in writing.
Search performance depends on many factors outside any single audit. We make the evidence and limitations clear so your team can decide with confidence.
A useful next step
Get a practical technical seo & corrections plan.
Tell us what the site needs to achieve. We will confirm fit, scope, inputs, timing, and commercial terms before any work begins.