SEO audits and technical checks
Indexing, robots, XML sitemaps, canonical URLs, redirects, broken links and structured data are reviewed alongside visible content. Findings are prioritised by impact and feasibility.
CODPLEX / Services
Organic visibility starts with a clear answer for the visitor. We connect technical SEO, information architecture and content to your actual services so each page has a specific purpose and an easy next step.
Let’s discuss: your SEO priorities ↗
01 / Technical SEO & content
For business websites and online stores needing clearer organisation, technical assessment or content redesign. Targeting follows real questions and available data.
Indexing, robots, XML sitemaps, canonical URLs, redirects, broken links and structured data are reviewed alongside visible content. Findings are prioritised by impact and feasibility.
Unique titles and meta descriptions, natural H1/H2 headings, useful answers and descriptive links. Search terms and related concepts are grouped by service without repetitive filler.
Equivalent Greek and English content, hreflang and consistent routes. For online stores we assess categories, products, filters and variants to limit duplicate or low-value pages.
Loading performance, Core Web Vitals, mobile usability and clear calls to action shape the experience. Measurement can connect organic visits with relevant enquiries, with appropriate consent where required.
02 / Technical SEO & content
Search data helps distinguish technical barriers from content gaps and unclear next steps for visitors.
Where access is available, we review impressions, clicks, queries and indexing. Priorities are revised using actual data; suggested terms are not a measured search-volume study.
Landing pages, analytics and enquiry measurement can support campaigns. Google Ads, social campaigns and email marketing require separate agreement on scope, responsibility and budget; active advertising management is not implied.
03 / Technical SEO & content
SEO priorities connect search intent, technical accessibility and useful content. We record a baseline and assess changes without ranking guarantees.
We review crawlability, indexing, canonical, hreflang and page architecture. Each service or product category maps to a specific search need so pages do not compete with identical content.
Titles, descriptions, headings and internal links use relevant keywords naturally. Images, mobile experience and performance are reviewed alongside redirects and justified structured data.
We recheck corrected pages and, with authorised access, review Search Console and agreed metrics. Technical completion is distinguished from traffic changes that require time and sufficient data.
04 / Technical SEO & content
On a bilingual business website, each service could have a dedicated page with practical examples, relevant FAQs and a contact link. Performance is assessed through indexing and useful enquiries without ranking guarantees. This is an illustrative scenario.
For an illustrative bilingual website we compare eCommerce development and ERP integration pages. Checks cover distinct titles, useful answers, matching Greek/English URLs and links to the appropriate next step.
No. Rankings depend on many factors and competition. We agree specific improvements and measurement without guaranteeing a position or number of customers.
No. Each page needs a clear topic, useful information and sound technical structure. Terms belong naturally in content that answers the visitor’s questions.
Indexing, organic impressions and clicks, relevant queries and enquiry quality where suitable tools are available. Measurement requires data over time.