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Keeping what already runs: audits, speed, visibility and a hand on the wheel.

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Service What’s included Who it’s for Link
Technical Audit
  • Code, architecture, security and dependencies reviewed by a person, not a scanner
  • Speed, Core Web Vitals and mobile performance measured on real devices
  • Technical SEO and AI-readability checked against how search works now
  • Accessibility reviewed against current legal requirements
  • Findings ranked by what costs you money first, not by what is easiest to list
  • Written report with fixes, effort estimates and priorities — yours to keep, whoever does the work
  • Companies about to invest in a site and wanting to know what they are investing in
  • Buyers doing technical due diligence before an acquisition
  • Owners told "everything is fine" by the same people who built it
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Performance
  • Diagnosis first — what is actually slow, measured, not guessed
  • Core Web Vitals brought into the green and kept there
  • Images, fonts, scripts and third-party tags cut down to what earns its weight
  • Caching, compression and delivery configured properly
  • Database queries and server response time fixed, not just the front end
  • Before-and-after numbers, plus monitoring so it does not quietly degrade again
  • Sites losing ranking and revenue to slow loads
  • Stores where every extra second costs orders
  • Anyone whose site is fast on the developer's laptop and nowhere else
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SEO & AI Visibility (GEO)
  • Technical SEO — structure, indexing, redirects, markup, crawl budget
  • Schema markup that describes your business precisely enough to be quoted
  • Content restructured into self-contained, citable answers AI assistants can lift
  • Question-format headings and visible update dates, because that is what gets picked up
  • Tracking of where and how you appear in AI answers, not just in blue links
  • Fixes prioritised by traffic actually at risk
  • Companies watching organic traffic fall while rankings stay flat
  • Businesses invisible in AI answers while competitors get named
  • Sites with good content buried under bad structure
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Migration
  • Move off Tilda, Wix, WordPress or any platform you have outgrown
  • Content, media and URL structure migrated with redirects mapped one by one
  • SEO positions and traffic preserved — the whole point of doing it carefully
  • Rebuilt in clean code, so future changes stop requiring a subscription
  • Data exported and handed to you, including everything the platform made hard to take
  • Switch-over planned for zero downtime, with rollback ready
  • Businesses hitting the ceiling of a website builder
  • Companies paying monthly for a platform they no longer need
  • Owners who want their site to be an asset they hold, not rent
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Maintenance
  • Monthly hours for changes, content updates and small features — used or discussed, never wasted
  • Monitoring for uptime, errors, certificates and broken forms, with alerts before your customers notice
  • Security patches, dependency and platform updates applied and tested
  • Backups verified by restoring them, not just by scheduling them
  • Performance and search health checked quarterly, not annually
  • One person who already knows your project, reachable without a briefing
  • Businesses whose site earns money and cannot afford to sit broken
  • Companies without an in-house developer
  • Owners tired of finding a new freelancer every time something small breaks
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Rescue & Takeover
  • Taking over a site whose developer disappeared, went quiet or left no documentation
  • Access, domains, hosting and repositories recovered and put back in your name
  • Existing code read, mapped and documented so it stops being a black box
  • Urgent breakages, security holes and expired certificates fixed first
  • Honest verdict: what is worth keeping, what should be rewritten, what it will cost
  • Handover documentation, so you are never in this position again
  • Companies whose site broke and whose developer stopped replying
  • Owners who do not hold their own domain, hosting or source code
  • Teams who inherited a project nobody on staff understands
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