Rendering review
Checking that search engines can see your content.
Custom websites can be fast and flexible, but SEO depends on how they're built. We audit your site and give your developers clear, practical requirements, then help optimise content and structure.

Sites built with JavaScript frameworks or custom systems sometimes render content in ways search engines struggle with, lack editable metadata or miss basic SEO features.
We bridge the gap between SEO and development with specific, testable requirements.
Checking that search engines can see your content.
Editable titles, descriptions and Open Graph tags.
Clean URLs, redirects and canonical tags.
Correct sitemap generation and crawl rules.
Schema requirements for key templates.
Clear, prioritised tasks your team can implement.
We crawl and render your site the way search engines do.
We write clear requirements for your developers.
We answer developer questions during implementation.
We test the changes and monitor results.
Your proposal confirms exactly what's included for your business.
React, Next.js, Vue and similar.
In-house or bespoke systems.
Products with public landing pages.
Hand-coded HTML websites.
We focus on SEO requirements and testing. Your developers implement the changes, and we verify them.
Yes, when content is rendered in a way search engines can access, such as server-side rendering or pre-rendering.
Access to a staging site, time to implement agreed changes, and a contact for questions.
Yes. Involving SEO before launch avoids costly fixes later.
Tell us about your website and the customers you want to reach. We'll review where you stand and suggest the right next step.