Freelance technical SEO consultant
- Crawling and indexing
- JavaScript rendering and SEO
- Core Web Vitals and performance
- Architecture, metadata, and structured data
Is your website facing indexing, rendering, or performance issues? I help you analyze and improve its technical foundations. My profile combines frontend development and technical SEO, which lets me investigate problems and, when the scope allows, contribute directly to fixing them.
A useful audit is more than a list of errors: it should help you understand the causes, prioritize actions, and define the next steps.
Technical SEO audit and optimization
Technical SEO covers the factors that help search engines crawl, understand, and index a website. It also concerns the technical quality of the experience offered to visitors.
The goal of my work is to identify technical obstacles and propose fixes suited to your architecture, your resources, and your priorities.
My services
Crawling and indexing
I look at how important pages can be discovered and crawled: URL structure, internal links, indexing directives, XML sitemap, and HTTP responses. The analysis helps spot blocked pages, duplicate content, or inconsistencies worth checking.
JavaScript rendering and SEO
Websites built with frontend frameworks must deliver content that search engines can access. I can review the initial HTML, client-side or server-side rendering, data fetching, and the generated metadata. The diagnosis depends on the technology used and how the pages actually behave. It isn’t enough to assume a JavaScript website ranks poorly: the URLs concerned need to be tested.
Core Web Vitals and performance
I analyze performance using the available data and tools, including the Core Web Vitals metrics: LCP, INP, and CLS. Depending on the results, improvements may involve images, scripts, render-blocking resources, rendering, or interactions. A lab score alone does not represent every visitor’s experience. It should be interpreted alongside field data when it is available.
Architecture, metadata, and structured data
I can review the page hierarchy, internal linking, titles, descriptions, canonical tags, and structured data. These elements must reflect the actual content and follow search engine guidelines.
From analysis to implementation
An engagement can follow four steps:
- 01
Understand the context
Goals, technology, priority pages, and observed issues.
- 02
Analyze
Review the available data and reproduce issues when possible.
- 03
Prioritize
Separate blocking issues, important improvements, and secondary optimizations.
- 04
Fix and verify
Implement the agreed changes, then check their effect on the pages concerned.
The scope can range from a targeted diagnosis to broader support. Development fixes, follow-up, and reporting are defined in the proposal.
Examples of my work
My professional experience on a Nuxt.js and Strapi application includes work on rendering, performance, frontend architecture, and SEO. This work took place in a specific application context; results should be assessed based on the data and the scope actually observed.
Frequently asked questions
What does a technical SEO audit include?
The scope depends on the website. It can cover crawling, indexing, URLs, metadata, JavaScript rendering, performance, and structured data. Deliverables are defined before work begins.
Can you fix the issues after the audit?
Yes, if the fixes fall within the agreed scope and the necessary access is available. Larger changes can be estimated separately.
Is technical SEO enough to improve rankings?
No. It is one part of SEO. Content quality and relevance, competition, authority, and many other factors also play a role.
Do you work on Nuxt.js websites?
Yes, my experience includes Nuxt.js and Vue.js. I can look into the rendering, data-fetching, and performance issues specific to this type of application.
Request an audit or ongoing support
Describe your website, your technology, and the issues you are facing. We can then decide whether a targeted audit, development work, or broader support fits your needs.