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BETOGRAPY Walnut Creek · SF Bay Area · AI Marketing

TITLES · SCHEMA · SPEED · CRAWL

Technical SEO For Sites
That Already Exist

Pretty sites still lose because Google cannot read the title, the schema is missing, or the page takes four seconds on a phone in traffic on 880. Technical SEO is the unglamorous half. I fix that before I promise rankings.

Beto, founder of Betograpy · Bay Area website reviews

H1Must match the search
SchemaLocalBusiness on every key page
CoreSpeed on a real phone
IndexNo orphan city pages
Live free tool · no new page required

Check your website. See what is missing.

This uses the live SEO analyzer already on betograpy.com. It reads the page, the speed, and the Google side (listing and nearby competitors) and tells you the gaps.

Free, no signup

Run the free check →

Opens the live seo-analyzer tool. You enter your address there and the scan starts straight away.

  • !Website gaps. Title, H1, speed, mobile, missing schema. The boring stuff Google reads first.
  • !Maps gaps. Google Business Profile, categories, photos, reviews versus the three shops ranking near you.
  • !A list you can keep. What to fix this month. Then book the audit or the paid report if you want me to do it.

If the page cannot be crawled, the copy does not matter

Conflicting business information, unclear page headings and broken links make a website harder to use and maintain. A technical review checks those details against the actual business and live website.

The review covers descriptive titles, a clear main heading, accurate structured data, crawlable content and working internal links. These improvements support search visibility but do not guarantee rankings.

Speed is next. Heavy sliders, four font files, a video in the hero that never needed to autoplay. I trim what Elementor stuffed in so a parent searching from a parking lot is not staring at a white screen.

If you need a new site, that lives on the live web design page. This page is for the crawl, the markup, and the titles. Payment for builds stays where it already is.

The checklist I run before I talk rankings

Same items I use on Betograpy and on client sites.

01

Titles, H1, meta

One promise per page. If the page is SEO company San Jose, the title is not Marketing Agency Near You. Rank Math gets the same string as the H1.

02

Schema and NAP

LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ when the questions are real. Phone is (510) 833-8838. City on the site matches the listing.

03

Index and internal links

New city pages only go live when the header or footer can point at them. Orphan pages waste the crawl.

Bay Area sites I see the most

Wix leftovers, five-year-old WordPress, and Hello Elementor themes that never got a title pass.

WordPress / Elementor

  • Most of my clients. I work inside the theme you already have.
  • I do not make you migrate unless the site is actually broken.

No site yet

  • Then technical SEO waits. We build a lean page first on /web-design/.
  • Then we mark it up, so nothing gets built twice.
Rank Math titlesOne NAPFAQ schemaNo thin doorwaysMobile speed

Proof I already ran this playbook

Black Gem Limo in San Francisco. Five months of organic work. No ad spend on that sprint. Search Console moved because the site, the Maps listing, and the weekly posts finally agreed with each other.

Same system, your city. Black Gem's sprint included titles, schema, and a homepage Google could parse. The Maps work sat on top of that, not instead of it. Read the case study →

If you need more than SEO

These extra pages are here so Google has a door for each search. The live product pages already take payment and booking.

TECHNICAL SEO, IN PLAIN ENGLISH

Before you
book anything.

Will technical SEO get me to number one?

No. It stops you from losing for dumb reasons. Rankings still need the listing, the content, and time.

Do you rewrite my whole site?

No. I work inside the theme you already have and only touch what is broken: titles, headings, schema, speed and links. A full rebuild is a separate, optional project on web design.

Is this the same as the SEO plan?

No. The SEO plan is ongoing: content, citations, rankings over months. Technical SEO is the one-time cleanup that makes the site worth ranking in the first place.

Can I pay here?

Every price is on the pricing page. This page is the crawl, the markup and the titles; payment stays where it already is.

Related: Free SEO analyzer · Bay Area SEO · Web design · SEO audits

Text me the URL.
I will tell you what is blocking the crawl.

No calendar, no form. Send it and I will point at what to fix first, free.