Technical SEO and Core Web Vitals, measured before and after

I fix the technical errors Search Console reports and anything that slows your site down or shifts the layout while it loads. You can check the before and after yourself in PageSpeed Insights.

Book a free 30-minute checkWhat I fix

You’ll leave with a list of the most urgent errors.

The Search Console warnings sit there untouched

The “Pages” report lists URLs that Google doesn’t add to its index. The Core Web Vitals report rates mobile pages as poor. The alert emails land in an inbox and stay there.

Nobody feels it’s their job: the agency handed the website over, marketing looks after the content, and the errors live in the code.

Your visitors notice it on their phones: the page loads slowly, and just as someone goes to tap, the button slides down.

What I fix

Three metrics Google measures from real visits

LCPgood up to

2.5 s

Loading the largest element

INPgood up to

200 ms

Response to clicks and input

CLSgood up to

0.1

Layout shifts

What I fix on your website

01

Load time and response time

I find what slows loading or delays clicks, such as an oversized hero image or a third-party script, and fix the cause.

02

Nothing jumps while loading

Images, fonts and banners get their space reserved before they load, so no button slides away just as someone taps it.

How I work through your error list

  1. 01

    Baseline

    I record which errors your Search Console reports and where your Core Web Vitals stand today.

  2. 02

    Priorities

    You get the error list sorted by impact before I change a single line of code.

  3. 03

    Fix

    I fix the errors directly on your website, and every week you hear what’s been done.

  4. 04

    Measure again

    I ask Google to validate the fixes and put today’s values next to the ones from the start.

From real projects

Ledertechnik Balinski

I rebuilt the website for a leather workshop in Bremen: before and after to drag, reviews with their source, and a redirect for every old URL.

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Questions about technical SEO

Everything Google needs to find, read and index your pages: clean redirects, an up-to-date sitemap, “noindex” only where it belongs, unique page titles and fast load times. Content and keywords are a separate topic. The best place to start is usually whatever Search Console already reports.

Google sets three targets: LCP up to 2.5 seconds for loading the largest element, INP up to 200 milliseconds for responding to clicks and input, and CLS up to 0.1 for layout shifts. Search Console evaluates data from real visits and shows the result in the “Core Web Vitals” report.

Not automatically. Core Web Vitals do feed into Google’s rankings, but Google itself says good scores don’t guarantee a top spot and that relevant content comes first. So nobody can promise you a ranking. What you get from me: a list of the errors I fixed and the before and after values.

Ongoing technical SEO costs €199 per month for websites with up to 20 pages. Every month I fix the new issues Search Console reports and check the Core Web Vitals of your most important pages. For larger websites and one-off projects, for example after a relaunch, you get a written quote after the free 30-minute check if you ask for one.

Yes. I make changes to Webflow sites myself. On WordPress and other systems, I either use your login or write up for your team what needs to change in the code. For the error list, I always need read access to your Search Console. I can measure load time and layout shifts without any access.

What is your Search Console reporting right now?

In the free 30-minute check, we go through the issues together, and you’ll find out which ones I’d fix first.

Book a free 30-minute check

Prefer email? info@christianschmitt.dev