Technical SEO
Technical SEO (XML Sitemaps, Robots.txt, Schema) is the crawlability and machine-readability side of SEO — making sure search engines can find, crawl, and correctly interpret your pages. We build and maintain the same sitemap, robots.txt, and schema setup on our own FreeSoftwareX properties before recommending it to clients.
This work covers three related pieces: an accurate XML sitemap that reflects your real, indexable pages; a robots.txt file that blocks the right things without accidentally blocking pages you want indexed; and structured data (schema markup) so search engines can understand things like products, articles, FAQs, or business details well enough to potentially show rich results. We audit your current setup for errors first, since a misconfigured robots.txt or sitemap can quietly hurt visibility without any obvious symptom.
XML Sitemap Generation & Maintenance
A clean, accurate sitemap covering your real indexable pages, submitted to Search Console and kept in sync as pages change.
Robots.txt Configuration
Robots.txt reviewed and configured to block what should be blocked without accidentally hiding pages you want indexed.
Schema Markup Implementation
Structured data added for relevant content types — products, articles, FAQs, business info — to help search engines understand your pages.
Crawl Error & Indexing Audit
Search Console and crawl data reviewed to find and fix pages that are blocked, erroring, or missing from the index unexpectedly.
How it Works
Technical Audit
We review your current sitemap, robots.txt, and structured data for errors, gaps, or misconfigurations that could be limiting crawlability.
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Implementation
We build or fix the sitemap, robots.txt rules, and schema markup directly, matched to your site's actual page structure.
Verify in Search Console
We submit updates and monitor Search Console for crawl errors and indexing status to confirm the fixes are working as intended.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No — technical SEO removes obstacles that stop search engines from crawling and understanding your site properly, but it's one piece of a larger SEO picture, not a guarantee of ranking improvement on its own.
Most sites benefit from some schema — organization info, articles, or FAQ markup are useful outside e-commerce too. We'll recommend what's genuinely relevant to your site.
It depends on how many issues the audit finds and how large your site is. We'll give you a realistic timeline after the initial audit.
It depends on your site's size and current state. Contact us for a quote after we've reviewed what needs fixing.
Access to Google Search Console (or we can help set it up) and your website/hosting so we can review the live sitemap, robots.txt, and page templates directly.
We recommend it — template and structure changes can quietly break sitemaps, robots.txt rules, or schema markup, so a re-check after a redesign is worth scheduling.
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