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Technical SEO Services in Indore, Starting With a Real Site Audit

Hexaloop provides technical SEO services in Indore. We crawl your site the way Google does, fix whatever stops pages from being found, and then tune each page for the one search it should answer. You get the audit in plain language, ordered by effect.

  • 10+ Years Building Software
  • Written audit ordered by effect
  • Fixes made in your CMS or handed to your developer
  • Search Console and Analytics set up properly

Technical SEO for Indore Websites That Look Fine but Do Not Get Found

Technical SEO is the part of search work that happens inside the site: whether Google can crawl every page you want found, whether it can read the page once it arrives, and whether the page loads quickly on a mid-range phone using mobile data. On-page SEO is the layer above it, the title, headings, copy and links that tell Google which search each page is meant to answer. Most sites we open have one without the other, or a good page that nobody can reach.

We begin with a crawl of the live site and a look at Google Search Console, because those two show what Google has already decided. We read the index coverage report, the redirect chains, the duplicate titles, the pages blocked by a stray robots.txt rule and the templates that load slowly. What you receive is a written list in order of effect, naming the page or template each fix touches, not a raw export from a tool.

Then we fix what is ours to fix, or hand your developer exact instructions when someone else built the site. WordPress, Shopify, Laravel and Next.js sites each fail in their own usual ways. On-page work follows: one main search for each page, a title and description written for a person scanning a results page, and links between pages that mean something. No agency can guarantee a ranking, and we do not, but we can show you what was wrong and what changed.

Who Needs Technical and On-Page SEO?

  • Owners whose website was rebuilt last year and whose enquiries from Google dropped soon after the new site went live.

  • Online shops with thousands of product and filter addresses, where Google crawls the wrong ones and skips the products that sell.

  • Businesses running a WordPress site loaded with plugins, where every page takes several seconds to appear on a phone.

  • Companies that publish blog posts regularly but find only a handful of them in Google's results.

  • Anyone who has paid for SEO before, received a report of keywords, and cannot tell what was actually changed on the site.

Problems Technical and On-Page SEO Solves

  • Search Console lists pages as discovered but not indexed, so they never appear for any search.

  • Two or three versions of the same page exist, with and without www, over http and with a trailing slash, which splits the signals Google receives.

  • Product pages load slowly on mobile data because oversized images and unused scripts arrive before the first screen is drawn.

  • Several pages carry the same title and description, so Google picks one and ignores the rest.

  • Internal links point to old addresses that redirect twice, and a few lead to pages that now show a 404.

What's Included

  • Crawl and index audit — a full crawl of the live site matched against Search Console, listing blocked, duplicate, orphaned and non-indexed pages with the cause of each.

  • Redirect and address clean-up — one clean version of every address, 301 redirects without chains, and a canonical tag on pages that exist in several forms.

  • Page speed work — images resized and served in modern formats, render-blocking scripts deferred and caching set, measured on a real phone as well as in a lab tool.

  • Structured data — JSON-LD for the organisation, breadcrumbs, FAQs, products or articles, added only where the page shows the same facts.

  • Title, description and heading rewrite — one main search per page, written for the person reading a results page, with no two pages competing for one query.

  • Internal linking plan — links from pages that already get visits to pages that should, with anchor text that says what the page is about.

  • Mobile and multilingual checks — layout and tap targets on a small screen, and hreflang for sites that carry both Hindi and English versions of a page.

What You Gain

  • Pages you already paid to write become findable instead of sitting outside Google's index.

  • Visitors on a phone see the page sooner, which cuts the number who leave before it loads.

  • Your developer receives a short, ordered task list rather than a vague note to improve speed.

  • Search Console and Analytics are set up so you can read progress yourself each month.

  • Each page has a single job in search, so new content stops competing with old content.

Tools & Technologies We Use

  • Google Search Console
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • PageSpeed Insights
  • Lighthouse
  • Screaming Frog SEO Spider
  • Semrush
  • Ahrefs
  • Schema.org JSON-LD
  • WordPress
  • Next.js

How We Work

  1. Crawl the live site and read Search Console

    We crawl the site the way a search engine does and set the result beside the index and coverage reports in Search Console, so what Google has chosen sits next to what you intended.

  2. Rank the faults by how many pages they touch

    Every fault goes on one list with the number of pages it affects and the effort to fix it. A blocked product template outranks a missing alt tag every time.

  3. Fix the templates before the pages

    A change to a header, a product template or a plugin repairs hundreds of pages at once, so we do those first, on a staging copy where your developer or ours can test them.

  4. Assign one search to each page

    We list the pages and the single search each should answer, merge or redirect the ones that overlap, then rewrite titles, descriptions, headings and links to match.

  5. Re-crawl and report what moved

    After the fixes go live we crawl again, check in Search Console that Google has picked up the changes, and send a plain note of what is fixed, what is waiting and what to do next.

Why Choose Hexaloop for Technical and On-Page SEO

  • We read your site as Google does

    The audit starts from a crawl and your Search Console data, not from a checklist, so what you get is about your site and not a standard report with your name on it.

  • Fixes, not only findings

    We are a software company, so when your site runs on WordPress, Laravel or Next.js we can make the changes ourselves, and when another firm built it we write instructions their developer can follow.

  • Honest about timing

    Search engines take weeks to register a fix, and we say so at the start. No agency can guarantee a ranking, and we will not promise one to a business in Indore or anywhere else.

  • Measured on phones, not only in lab tools

    Many of your visitors will arrive on a mid-range Android phone over mobile data, so we test speed on one of those as well as in a lab tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do technical SEO fixes take to show up in Google?

Search engines have to recrawl a page before a fix counts, which takes days for busy pages and weeks for quiet ones. Impressions usually move first and visits follow later. We tell you what to expect before we start, because no one can guarantee a ranking.

What decides the cost of a technical SEO audit for a site like mine?

Mainly the number of pages and templates, the platform the site runs on, how much of the work your own developer will do, and whether we only audit or also make the changes. We quote after a first look at the site and do not name a price before we have seen it.

Will my site go down or look different while you fix it?

No. Changes are tested on a staging copy and moved live in small batches. Visitors should see the same design, only faster, with clean addresses behind it. Where a template change alters something visible, we show you before it goes out.

Can you work on a website that another agency built?

Yes. We ask for read access to Search Console, Analytics and the CMS, run the audit, and then either make the changes with the right permissions or write exact instructions for the original developer. Most of these fixes do not need the site rebuilt.

Is page speed really worth fixing on a small business website?

Speed is a small ranking signal and a large usability one, because a slow page loses visitors before they read a word. We fix the causes that are cheap to fix, such as images, scripts and caching, and tell you honestly when a page would need a redesign instead.

Send Us Your Website Address for a First Look

Bring your site's address, access to Google Search Console if you have it, and the three searches you most want to be found for. We will tell you what to check first, in a free first conversation with a team based in Indore.