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Technical SEO services: make your site readable to every engine

Viziblty's technical SEO services make your site readable to Google, Bing and AI crawlers: crawlability, speed, structured data, mobile rendering and AI-crawler access. We fix it once, properly, and keep it fixed. On the rebuild for our first client, Google indexed 50 pages within 24 hours of launch. It is part of one program at $2,000 a month, and it starts with a free audit.

What does Viziblty's technical SEO work cover?

Viziblty's technical SEO work covers everything between your content and the engines, from crawl rules and redirects to Core Web Vitals and llms.txt. Each item is checked, fixed, and then monitored so it stays fixed.

Core technical checks and what breaks without them
CheckWhat breaks when it's wrong
Crawl & indexing rulesPages silently missing from Google and Bing
Redirects & canonicalsSplit authority, duplicate pages competing with each other
Core Web Vitals (LCP / INP / CLS)Slow, unstable pages that rank and convert worse
Structured dataNo knowledge panel; engines guess at your business facts
AI-crawler access + llms.txtInvisible to ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity
Mobile renderingRanked on a broken version of your site

What did technical SEO do for 100th Meridian?

Technical SEO on the 100th Meridian rebuild got 50 pages into Google's index within 24 hours of launch, and 122 by July 23. Bing had 136 pages indexed by July 30.

100th Meridian Window Film is a window film installer in the Niagara region and our first client, and the owner lets us publish the results. The old site had one practical entry page. The July 11, 2026 relaunch shipped per-page structured data, clean headings, an llms.txt file, static pages tuned for Core Web Vitals, and full sitemap submission to Google, Bing and IndexNow.

Between July 11 and August 3 we verified 5,286 AI and search bot visits against each operator's published IP ranges. The full record, with dates and caveats, is in the 100th Meridian case study.

What do Viziblty's technical SEO services cost?

Technical SEO costs $2,000 a month as part of the Growth Partnership, Viziblty's one program; it is not sold separately. The same fee covers local SEO, AI search, content, website maintenance and monthly reporting.

Month to month adds a one-time $6,000 setup fee. On a 12-month term we cover it. When the current site cannot be fixed in place, a website rebuild is an add-on to the program, quoted separately. The full terms are on the pricing page.

How is technical SEO different from the free audit?

The free Visibility Audit is the diagnosis: five automated checks of your site in about a minute. Technical SEO is the treatment, where we implement the fixes and keep them in place.

Start with the free audit. It checks crawler access, schema presence, llms.txt, platform, and page weight, and it needs no call. If the results show work worth doing, we talk about the program after that.

What is technical SEO?

Technical SEO is the engineering side of search: making sure engines can crawl, render, index, and understand your site. It covers site speed, mobile rendering, structured data, canonical URLs, sitemaps and robots rules, the foundations every other kind of SEO depends on.

One technical fact shapes the rest. Google's mobile-first indexing documentation says "Google uses the mobile version of a site's content, crawled with the smartphone agent, for indexing and ranking." A site that hides content on mobile, or loads it slowly there, is ranked on that weaker version however good the desktop looks. Every technical decision we make starts from the mobile crawl.

Why does technical SEO matter for AI search?

Technical SEO matters for AI search because the major AI crawlers do not run JavaScript. Vercel's crawler study found GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot read only the HTML they are sent.

The scale makes this worth taking seriously: the same study measured GPTBot at 569 million fetches and ClaudeBot at 370 million in one month on Vercel's network alone. These bots download JavaScript files but never run them, so a script-heavy site can rank on Google, which does render JavaScript, while staying unreadable to the engines your customers now ask for recommendations. Our fix is server-rendered content, with every fact about your business present in the raw HTML. It is a one-time architectural decision that pays out across every AI engine at once.

Do Core Web Vitals affect rankings?

Core Web Vitals affect rankings as part of page experience, which Google says "aligns with what our core ranking systems seek to reward" (Google Search Central). The three vitals are LCP (loading), INP (responsiveness) and CLS (visual stability).

They are not the biggest factor, but slow, unstable pages carry a real cost. A quick way to spot a stale proposal: INP replaced FID as a Core Web Vital on March 12, 2024, so a plan still quoting "LCP, FID, CLS" is working from an old playbook. We tune all three current vitals against real Chrome measurements, not only lab scores, and keep the site fast after launch, because vitals regress every time someone adds a widget.

What is schema markup and does my business need it?

Schema markup is machine-readable code describing your business facts, and a local business needs it. Google's LocalBusiness documentation requires name and address, and recommends phone, geo coordinates, opening hours, and price range.

Google can use that markup for the knowledge panel it can show beside a business in search results. We will also tell you what schema no longer does. According to the Search Central changelog, Google limited FAQ rich results to well-known government and health sites in August 2023, stopped showing them in Google Search from May 7, 2026, and removed their documentation on June 15, 2026. Anyone still selling you FAQ dropdowns in search results is selling a feature that no longer exists. Structured data still matters, because it is how search and AI engines confirm what you are, where you operate, and what you sell.

Find out what the machines see when they read your site.

The free audit runs the first technical checks (AI crawler access, schema, llms.txt, and page weight) in about a minute, no call required.