Technical and indexation review
Checks for crawl paths, indexation signals, canonicals, redirects, structured data, performance risks, and template issues.
Harmita services
SEO.
A clearer path to being found.
We help teams understand how search engines and people encounter their website, then prioritise useful technical and content improvements. Recommendations are tied to evidence, ownership, and measurement.
Scoped to your project
A defined outcome.
Reviewable work.
- A prioritised technical review
- Pages mapped to search intent
- Reporting with limits made clear
Final deliverables, schedule, fees, and responsibilities are confirmed in a proposal.
Where it fits
Useful when the problem is clear.
These are common starting points, not a qualification checklist. Discovery confirms whether this service is a sensible fit.
- A business with an established site but unclear organic-search priorities
- A new website that needs an indexable information structure
- A team planning service pages and educational content
- A local business with verified location and profile information
Problems to solve
Start with the friction, not a package.
A useful brief names what is failing today and what a better operating state would look like.
- Important pages are not crawled or indexed as intended
- Several pages compete for the same topic
- Content exists without a clear audience or next step
- Reports show activity but not business relevance
Possible deliverables
Concrete work you can review.
The proposal selects and adapts the deliverables needed for your objective. Items not named in the proposal are not implied.
Intent and page mapping
A practical map connecting priority topics to one useful destination and a specific visitor need.
On-page recommendations
Titles, descriptions, headings, copy gaps, internal links, and calls to action prioritised by value and effort.
Content briefs
Source-aware outlines stating audience, intent, evidence needs, structure, and the pages each article should support.
Measurement plan
Baseline, defined indicators, reporting cadence, and annotations so changes are not mistaken for proven causes.
How the work moves
Decisions and inputs are visible.
Each stage names what Harmita does and what we need from your team, so dependencies do not disappear inside a timeline.
- 01
Establish the baseline
Review the site, available first-party data, demand assumptions, and business priorities.
Needed from you: Analytics and Search Console access where available, priorities, and known site changes.
- 02
Map issues and opportunities
Separate blocking technical problems from content gaps and longer-term opportunities.
Needed from you: Confirmation of priority services, locations, audiences, and operational constraints.
- 03
Implement or brief the work
Implement approved fixes or document them for the responsible development and content teams.
Needed from you: Site access or a named implementation owner, plus review of factual content.
- 04
Measure and revise
Compare relevant indicators with the baseline and adjust priorities as evidence develops.
Needed from you: Context about launches, campaigns, seasonality, and enquiries analytics cannot explain.
Quote factors
What shapes scope and fees.
Fees are quoted after the scope is understood. The factors below usually change the effort, dependencies, and delivery plan.
- Site size and platform complexity
- Availability and quality of analytics data
- Number of markets, services, or verified locations
- Content creation versus recommendation-only scope
- Implementation ownership and development access
Boundaries and dependencies
Clear before work begins.
- No agency controls search-engine rankings, indexing schedules, algorithm changes, or competitor activity.
- Keyword estimates and third-party scores are directional; first-party search and conversion data are preferred.
- Local work requires accurate, owner-approved business names, addresses, service areas, and profile access.
Questions, answered
A few things you might ask.
Questions about seo, project scope, dependencies, and working with Harmita.
Can you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Rankings depend on factors outside any agency’s control. We can improve the site, publish useful content, measure relevant signals, and explain uncertainty.
When should we expect results?
There is no universal timetable. Crawling, indexing, competition, content quality, and demand affect outcomes, so we agree on leading and outcome indicators first.
Do you implement recommendations?
Implementation can be included when we have suitable access and it is in scope. Otherwise, recommendations include enough context for your team to own them.
What data do you report?
Depending on access, reporting can include index coverage, search impressions and clicks, relevant landing-page traffic, and attributable enquiries, with definitions and gaps stated.
Useful next reading
Connect this work to the wider system.
Continue with a related service, practical guide, or browser-based tool.
A sensible next step