Crawl & Diagnose
We crawl the live site, pull server logs, and cross-reference both against Search Console to find exactly where crawlers are getting stuck.
You can publish the best content on the internet and still rank nowhere if Google can't crawl your pages, your Core Web Vitals are failing, or half your site is fighting itself with duplicate canonicals. Technical SEO is the unglamorous plumbing work that decides whether everything else you do even has a chance to work. Weboraz finds what's broken and fixes it — no vague "health scores," just specific issues tied to specific rankings.

Content agencies love talking about keywords and blog calendars because it's easy to show you a draft. Nobody wants to show you a crawl budget report or explain why your JavaScript-rendered product pages never got indexed. But that invisible layer — site architecture, page speed, structured data, canonical tags — is what determines whether Google can even see the content you're paying for.
We run a full technical audit against your actual codebase and server logs, not a generic checklist. That means finding orphaned pages with no internal links, redirect chains slowing down crawlers, render-blocking scripts tanking your Largest Contentful Paint, and schema markup that's either missing or throwing validation errors. Then we fix it, in priority order, starting with whatever is costing you the most visibility.
We crawl the live site, pull server logs, and cross-reference both against Search Console to find exactly where crawlers are getting stuck.
Every issue gets ranked by estimated traffic impact and fix effort, so we start with what actually moves rankings, not what's easiest.
We make the changes directly or hand your dev team exact tickets, then validate each fix in a staging environment before it ships.
Post-launch we re-crawl, watch Search Console indexation and Core Web Vitals data, and confirm the fix actually held.
Content and links are about what you say and who vouches for you. Technical SEO is about whether Google can physically access, render, and understand your pages in the first place. You can have great content and strong backlinks and still lose rankings to a slow site or a botched canonical tag — technical issues put a ceiling on everything else.
Indexation fixes can show up in Search Console within days once Google re-crawls affected pages. Ranking impact from Core Web Vitals and architecture changes usually shows within 4–8 weeks, since Google needs to re-evaluate the site across multiple crawl cycles.
For most fixes, yes — at minimum staging access or a developer we can hand tickets to. Some issues, like sitemap configuration or Search Console setup, we can handle with admin access alone. We'll tell you exactly what access is needed during the audit.
They're Google's metrics for loading speed (LCP), interactivity (INP), and visual stability (CLS) — a direct ranking factor and a strong predictor of whether visitors bounce before your page finishes loading. Failing Core Web Vitals on your top templates can suppress rankings even when your content is strong.
Tell us your domain and we'll tell you what's actually blocking your rankings — not a generic audit template, a real list tied to your site.
