Technical SEO review
Review crawlability, indexability, canonical URLs, redirects, sitemaps, robots rules, metadata, structured data, performance, mobile quality, and generated output.
Hermes IT Development · Search Growth
SEO Services Built on Technical Quality and Useful Content
Hermes combines technical SEO, search-intent research, commercial content architecture, internal linking, structured data, measurement, and controlled improvement. The work is tied to real services and customer needs rather than mass-produced pages or ranking promises.
The SEO intake opens with the relevant service context selected. You review the prepared summary before choosing the email handoff; answers are not automatically sent or stored, and rankings, traffic, leads, revenue, or timing are not guaranteed.
Scope reviewed July 31, 2026
Who this is for
Start with the business problem, not a feature list.
- Businesses whose important pages are difficult to discover, crawl, index, or understand
- Companies with weak service architecture, thin content, or unclear customer journeys
- Teams publishing pages without Search Console, analytics, or conversion measurement
- Businesses planning national, niche, multilingual, or location-based growth
Service scope
What the work can include.
Final deliverables depend on discovery, existing systems, content, access, integrations, compliance, and the approved project scope.
Search-intent architecture
Map query families to one preferred page, distinguish national, niche, local, educational, and commercial intent, and identify missing or competing pages.
Commercial content system
Prepare service pages, briefs, FAQs, evidence boundaries, internal links, CTAs, and content refresh priorities around real business value.
Internal linking and entities
Connect hubs, services, resources, cases, languages, and conversion routes with descriptive links and consistent Organization, Service, Article, FAQ, and Breadcrumb data when visible content supports them.
Measurement
Use Search Console and privacy-safe analytics events to review discovery, indexing, impressions, clicks, CTR, average position, query fit, CTA activity, and cannibalization.
Controlled improvement
Prioritize technical repairs, title and snippet improvements, internal links, content expansion, consolidation recommendations, and future pilots based on dated evidence.
Process
Small reviewed releases instead of an uncontrolled rebuild.
Every phase has a visible purpose, evidence boundary, approval point, and quality check.
- 1
Business and evidence review
Confirm services, audiences, proof, current website, target markets, public claim boundaries, contact path, and measurement access.
- 2
Technical and content audit
Identify blocking defects, indexable inventory, search-intent gaps, internal-link depth, duplicate targeting, performance issues, and measurement gaps.
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Priority map
Separate immediate repairs, commercial-page opportunities, supporting resources, experiments, and evidence-gated future markets.
- 4
Implementation and QA
Apply approved changes in small batches with build, static, unit, registry, and browser checks.
- 5
Search Console review
Measure indexing and query/page behavior, then continue only the clusters that show useful search and business signals.
Clear boundaries
Capabilities are scoped. Results are not guaranteed.
Hermes can research, design, build, test, measure, and improve the approved system. Platforms, search engines, customers, markets, and third parties remain outside Hermes control.
- Search engines control crawling, indexing, rankings, rich results, and traffic. Hermes does not guarantee positions, clicks, leads, revenue, timeline, or ROI.
- No city, niche, language, or route page is published only because a keyword tool reports low difficulty.
- Schema must match visible content and does not guarantee a rich result.
- Customer rankings, traffic, leads, revenue, or percentages are not presented without source, date, baseline, work performed, permission, and review.
Frequently asked questions
Questions to resolve before scope is confirmed.
What does an SEO engagement include?
Depending on scope, it may include technical review, indexability, metadata, canonicals, sitemap and robots QA, search-intent mapping, content architecture, internal links, schema, performance, Search Console, analytics, conversion paths, refresh planning, and implementation.
Can Hermes guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Search engines control rankings and can change results at any time. Hermes provides research, implementation, measurement, and ongoing optimization without guaranteeing positions or traffic.
Do you create new SEO pages?
Yes, when the business offers the service, useful evidence and unique value exist, the page fits the site architecture, and the query intent and conversion path justify a page. Thin or duplicated pages are not the goal.
How is SEO performance measured?
Measurement can include index status, impressions, clicks, CTR, average position, query-to-page fit, competing pages, privacy-safe CTA activity, contact activity, and approved aggregate qualified inquiries.
When should Local SEO be handled separately?
Local SEO needs separate service-area, market, business-profile, local-intent, location-evidence, review, and conversion considerations. Use the Local SEO service page for that scope.
Structured SEO intake
Prepare the search problem for a practical SEO review.
Describe the business, target U.S. market, current website, search goals, current problems, access status, and planning horizon. Hermes reviews scope and evidence without guaranteeing search-engine or commercial outcomes.
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