Technical SEO · On-Page · GEO

Technical SEO that makes evidence visible.

I improve crawlability, metadata, structured data, internal discovery, and performance, then validate the work with repeatable checks and source-backed reporting.

Independent portfolio · owned-site case study · no inflated traffic claims

95/100Rank Math
85/100SEO Site Checkup
A+On-Page & GEO
99Desktop performance

Built around the parts search engines actually depend on.

Practical technical work for websites that need clearer discovery, cleaner signals, and an implementation trail stakeholders can verify.

01

Technical SEO foundations

Canonical URLs, redirects, robots controls, XML sitemaps, crawl paths, and indexation safeguards.

  • Crawlability audits
  • Duplicate-path control
  • Internal link validation
02

On-Page SEO systems

Repeatable metadata, heading hierarchy, social previews, image signals, and content discoverability.

  • Titles and descriptions
  • Open Graph and Twitter
  • Content template checks
03

Structured data & entities

Schema designed around the page purpose, entity relationships, and content type instead of generic markup.

  • JSON-LD implementation
  • Person and organization entities
  • Article and breadcrumb schema
04

Performance & validation

Lean assets, stable layouts, production checks, and reports that separate completed work from next priorities.

  • Core Web Vitals support
  • Responsive image strategy
  • Repeatable site checks
puteragani.com / technical-seo
Rank Math technical checks confirming schema metadata, sitemap, robots.txt, fresh content, and no broken links
109/109 production pages validated

Owned editorial website · Technical SEO

Turning invisible SEO work into a verifiable system.

PuteraGani.com is a static editorial site with JavaScript-driven discovery and more than one hundred production pages. The work focused on consistent technical signals, initial-HTML discoverability, production CSS, and repeatable validation.

Pages checked
109
Canonical sitemap URLs
107
Broken internal links
0
Read the full implementation story

Audit, prioritize, implement, prove.

A technical recommendation only matters when it becomes a production change and the result can be checked again.

  1. 01

    Audit the real system

    Inspect templates, routes, rendering behavior, metadata, crawl controls, and current evidence.

  2. 02

    Prioritize by impact

    Separate indexation and discovery risks from cosmetic checker recommendations.

  3. 03

    Implement repeatably

    Use shared templates and maintenance scripts so fixes remain consistent as the site grows.

  4. 04

    Validate the outcome

    Run local checks, inspect the rendered site, and report both wins and unresolved limitations.

Need a clearer technical SEO foundation?

I am building a portfolio around transparent implementation work: what changed, why it mattered, how it was verified, and what still needs attention.