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SEO fixes made by the people who can actually touch the code.
A technical SEO audit is only useful if someone can implement the fixes. We can.
Technical SEO for a large catalog — faceted navigation, duplicate content, crawl budget, page speed — usually requires engineering, not just recommendations in a spreadsheet. We diagnose and fix technical SEO issues directly in your codebase, because we are also the team that built it.
Signs This Is Worth a Conversation
An SEO audit has flagged issues that nobody on the team has the access or ability to fix
Faceted or filtered navigation is creating thousands of near-duplicate indexed pages
Core Web Vitals are a known problem with no clear owner to address them
What We Do
A full technical crawl and audit
Indexation, duplicate content, and crawl budget issues identified specifically, not generically.
Fixes implemented directly, not just recommended
Canonical tags, redirects, and structured data shipped by the same team that finds the problem.
Core Web Vitals improvements
Real performance fixes, not a plugin that claims to help without changing the underlying page.
Proof, Not Promises
We have already solved the exact problem behind a lot of ecommerce technical SEO — slow pages and duplicate-feeling content caused by an underlying data model, not a missing meta tag.
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01
Crawl and audit against real search performance
Not a generic checklist, but issues tied to your actual rankings and traffic.
02
Fix issues in the codebase directly
No handoff to "your dev team" for implementation, because we are already there.
03
Monitor rankings and indexation after the fix
Confirm the change actually moved the number it was meant to move.
Why Prioxo for This
Most technical SEO audits end in a list of recommendations for someone else to build. Ours end in shipped code, because the person writing the audit and the person who can fix it are the same team.
Sitting on an SEO audit nobody has implemented?
Send it over and we will tell you what is actually worth fixing first.
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