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Important pages blocked by robots, noindex or accidental login walls.Redirect chains and soft 404s wasting crawl budget.Duplicate URL variants from…
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Technical SEO is the engineering and configuration layer of search: crawlability, indexation controls, site architecture, canonicalization, sitemaps, structured data hooks, redirects…
Technical SEO is the engineering and configuration layer of search: crawlability, indexation controls, site architecture, canonicalization, sitemaps, structured data hooks, redirects, internationalization signals and performance constraints that affect how search engines access and understand URLs.
It is not writing blog posts (that’s SEO content / on-page) and not Google Business Profile work (that’s local SEO). Technical SEO fixes the pipes so content and local efforts aren’t trapped.
66sites implements technical SEO inside website subscriptions — because most technical findings require development access, staging and ongoing monitoring, not a PDF audit alone.
Practical website, conversion and SEO work tailored to how your buyers actually decide.
Important pages blocked by robots, noindex or accidental login walls.Redirect chains and soft 404s wasting crawl budget.Duplicate URL variants from…
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We audit with Search Console, crawlers and template reviews, then build an impact-ordered backlog. Fixes ship through development/maintenance — not…
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Technical SEO auditCrawl/indexation/architecture/performance findings prioritized.Indexation controlsRobots, canonicals, noindex strategy…
Read more →A look at website designs and layouts we build for service businesses — mockups and project types, not fabricated client claims.
Technical SEO is the foundation layer of organic growth programs at 66sites. Without it, content and local work leak value.
We keep claims humble: better technical health improves your ability to compete — it does not entitle you to a position.
Teams with content or local efforts that underperform because the site is hard to crawl, riddled with duplicates or slowed by technical debt — including post-migration recoveries.
Yearly plans that include design, development, maintenance and SEO foundations — without a large upfront project fee.
For small businesses that need a professional site without a large upfront build.
Best for local and service businesses ready to generate more leads every month.
For growing brands that need ongoing development, SEO and conversion work.
Large sites, complex integrations, multi-location brands and custom applications.
Meaningful technical SEO usually requires Growth ($299/year) or Pro ($399/year) for implementation capacity. Starter ($199/year) may cover light hygiene on small sites. Enterprise fits large URL estates. One-time audits can on-ramp into subscriptions; we don’t sell audits that can’t be implemented.
Full notes for challenges, strategy and supporting pages — so the sections above stay scannable.
We audit with Search Console, crawlers and template reviews, then build an impact-ordered backlog. Fixes ship through development/maintenance — not slideware.
Architecture decisions (hub pages, internal linking scaffolds, pagination) are treated as product choices with SEO consequences.
Monitoring catches regressions after releases and campaigns so technical health doesn’t silently decay.
Crawl/indexation/architecture/performance findings prioritized.
Robots, canonicals, noindex strategy clarified.
Fix chains, broken paths, migration maps.
Make discovery paths sane.
Where markup helps eligibility — not spam.
CWV issues routed with speed work.
Monthly shipping under Growth/Pro.
Straight answers about scope, pricing, ownership and what a subscription includes for this page.
Technical SEO concerns crawl/index/architecture/performance plumbing. On-page SEO concerns how individual pages match intent with content, titles, headings and internal links. You usually need both.
Local SEO focuses on proximity signals, GBP and location landing pages. Technical SEO ensures those pages are crawlable, fast and correctly indexed — complementary, not interchangeable.
No. Technical work removes barriers and improves eligibility. Rankings also depend on content, competition and authority.
Unlikely in isolation. It can help UX and is a ranking consideration, but weak pages stay weak.
Yes with rendering strategy reviews. Sometimes SSR/hybrid changes are required — scoped as development.
Only when content is needed to resolve thin/duplicate architecture problems. Broader content programs are separate services.
Search Console, crawlers, log-minded workflows where available and performance tooling. Tools inform; judgment prioritizes.
Coverage and crawl improvements can appear relatively quickly; ranking movement varies widely. We report leading indicators, not fantasy timelines.
Technical SEO implemented by the team that can actually ship the fixes.