Technical audit
Crawl, index and speed issues found and fixed at the source.
Technical foundations, clean structure and real content — not keyword stuffing and monthly reports full of nothing.
Most SEO problems are build problems: slow pages, missing headings, duplicate titles, no schema, a sitemap nobody updated since launch. I fix those first, because no amount of content makes up for a site Google struggles to read.
After the technical base is solid, we work on structure and content: one clear page per thing you sell, headings that match how people actually search, internal links that lead somewhere, and metadata written for humans and crawlers alike.
Crawl, index and speed issues found and fixed at the source.
Real headings, landmarks and alt text — good for search and for screen readers.
Titles and descriptions written to be chosen, not just indexed.
Local business, product, article and FAQ data so results show more.
Load, interaction and layout stability measured and improved.
NAP consistency and local signals for Danish searches near you.
A full crawl of the site: indexing, speed, structure, metadata and competitors.
A ranked list of what actually moves the needle, with effort against impact.
Technical fixes shipped, pages restructured, metadata and schema written.
Search Console and analytics set up so progress is visible, not claimed.
Technical fixes can shift things within weeks. Ranking for competitive terms is a three to six month job — anyone promising page one next month is selling something else.
No, and neither should anyone else. I guarantee the work: a site that is fast, crawlable, correctly structured and genuinely useful.
The technical foundation is, always. Ongoing keyword and content work is a separate engagement.
I write and structure page copy as part of the work. For long-running blog programmes I set up the structure and brief the writing.