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Technical SEO Services in New York

Technical SEO services at seodima.com find and fix the faults that keep Google from crawling, indexing, and ranking a website: duplicate URL traps, broken redirects, heavy templates, missing structured data, and firewall rules that turn crawlers away. Dmytro Verzhykovskyi handles the technical layer directly on WordPress, Laravel, Astro, and custom stacks, and works with New York companies remotely.

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What Search Console Is Telling You

The Page indexing report in Google Search Console usually shows a technical problem before traffic reports do, and each status points to a different kind of fault, as the reference table below shows.

Status in Search ConsoleWhat it meansUsual technical cause
Crawled, currently not indexedGoogle fetched the page and decided not to index it yet.Thin or near-duplicate pages, weak internal links, low demand
Discovered, currently not indexedGoogle knows the URL but has not crawled it.Crawl spent on filter and duplicate URLs, slow server responses
Duplicate, Google chose different canonical than userGoogle ignored the canonical tag you set.Pages too similar, conflicting canonicals, redirects, or sitemaps
Alternate page with proper canonical tagAn expected state for page variants.A problem only when the canonical points at the wrong page
Soft 404The page answers 200 but looks empty or broken to Google.Empty categories, removed products, error templates served as 200
Blocked by robots.txtCrawling is forbidden, so Google cannot read the content.Leftover rules from staging, over-broad Disallow lines
Server error (5xx)The server failed when Googlebot asked for the page.Overloaded servers, firewall or rate-limit rules, broken deploys

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What the Technical SEO Service Includes

The technical SEO service at seodima.com covers seven layers of a website and checks each one against the data Google itself reports, so every finding comes with the affected URLs, the cause, and the fix.

LayerWhat gets checkedData used
Crawling and indexingPage indexing report bucket by bucket, canonical tags, redirect chains, XML sitemaps, filter and parameter URLsSearch Console, full crawl
RenderingContent that only appears after JavaScript runs, checked the way Googlebot renders itURL Inspection, headless browser
Speed and Core Web VitalsLCP, INP, and CLS, and the causes: oversized images, render-blocking scripts, slow responsesChrome real-user data, lab tests
Structured dataOrganization, product, article, and breadcrumb markup, including errors that void itRich results report, validators
Server logs and CDNWhat Googlebot actually requested and the status codes it gotServer and CDN logs
Internal linkingClick depth and the links that reach revenue pagesFull crawl
Catalog controlsFaceted navigation, pagination, and product variantsCrawl, logs, Search Console

Core Web Vitals Targets

Google measures page experience with three Core Web Vitals from real Chrome users, and a technical SEO audit at seodima.com reports each page template against the thresholds below before recommending any speed work.

Core Web Vitals thresholds Google uses (75th percentile of real Chrome users)
LCP Largest Contentful Paint: how fast the main content appears
Good
2.5 s or less
Needs improvement
2.5 s to 4 s
Poor
over 4 s
INP Interaction to Next Paint: how fast the page responds to a tap or click
Good
200 ms or less
Needs improvement
200 ms to 500 ms
Poor
over 500 ms
CLS Cumulative Layout Shift: how much the layout jumps while loading
Good
0.1 or less
Needs improvement
0.1 to 0.25
Poor
over 0.25

Source: Google's Web Vitals documentation. A page passes when at least 75 percent of real visits meet the "Good" threshold.

How a Technical SEO Audit Works

A technical SEO audit at seodima.com moves from data to diagnosis to a shipped fix, and each step leaves a record you can check in your own Search Console, logs, or code history.

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Technical SEO Case Study: A Duplicate URL Trap

A Dubai design and furniture catalog published in three languages kept growing its duplicate bucket in Search Console, and the cause turned out to be one legacy route in the code.

Case study: a duplicate URL trap in a product catalog

Design and furniture catalog, Dubai, three languages

Symptom
The "Duplicate, Google chose different canonical than user" bucket kept growing.
Cause
A legacy route answered any URL string with the full product list, declared itself canonical, and paginated in every language.
Fix
Old-format product URLs return one 301 to the right product or category; everything else returns a 404; thin listing pages set to noindex.
Checked with
Sampled URLs from the duplicate bucket, every homepage link, and the category paginators, then Search Console over the following recrawls.

More projects are in the technical SEO case studies.

Why Hire Dmytro Verzhykovskyi for Technical SEO

Dmytro Verzhykovskyi combines an engineering background with SEO practice since 2012, so the person who reads the Search Console report is also the person who can read the code and the server config behind it.

Technical SEO Services: Frequently Asked Questions

What access does a technical SEO audit need?

A technical SEO audit starts from public data and needs read access to Google Search Console to go further. Server or CDN logs, the code repository, and a staging site make the diagnosis faster, and none of them is required to receive the free proposal.

Does Dmytro fix the issues or only report them?

Dmytro Verzhykovskyi fixes the issues directly in WordPress, Laravel, Astro, nginx, and CDN rules when you want implementation, or hands your developers exact specifications and checks their changes before release. Every fix is verified after Google recrawls the pages.

What does the audit deliverable look like?

The audit deliverable is a prioritized fix list rather than a long report: each item names the affected URLs, the cause, the exact change, and how the result will be checked. Items that are not worth fixing at the current budget are marked as such.

Is technical SEO worth it for a small business website?

Technical SEO is worth it for a small site when something specific is broken, such as pages missing from the index, a botched redesign, or a slow template, and the free proposal says plainly when the site is healthy and the budget belongs in content or ads instead.

Related Technical SEO Services

Technical SEO at seodima.com connects to three narrower services: AI SEO and generative engine optimization for visibility in AI Overviews and ChatGPT, website migration SEO for platform and domain moves, and AI crawler and bot management for the firewall and rate-limit rules in front of a site.

Get a Technical SEO Proposal for Your Website

Send your website address and the symptom you see in Search Console or analytics, and Dmytro Verzhykovskyi replies with a written assessment, a scope, and a fixed price for the technical SEO audit.

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