The problem this solves
Good content on a technically broken site is a manuscript in a locked drawer: pages search engines cannot crawl cleanly, duplicate URLs competing against themselves, a site slow enough that visitors and crawl budgets both give up, and structure AI answer engines cannot parse into anything citable. Publishing harder does not fix what the foundation is losing.
How we work
We audit and fix the crawl layer first: robots and sitemap configuration, canonical tags, redirect chains, index bloat from tag and pagination pages, and the crawl errors accumulating quietly in the search console. On HubSpot specifically we tune what the platform controls - domain settings, URL handling, blog listing behavior - so the CMS works with search engines rather than despite them.
Performance comes next, measured not guessed: Core Web Vitals against the field data, image formats and lazy loading, script weight, and template-level fixes where the theme is the bottleneck. Then the answer-engine layer: structured data for organization, services, articles and FAQs, semantic markup, and deliberate decisions about AI crawler access.
Everything ships with a before-and-after measurement so the effect is visible in numbers, and a maintenance checklist so the foundation stays fixed.
Deliverables
- Technical crawl audit with prioritized fixes applied
- Sitemap, robots, canonical, and redirect hygiene
- Core Web Vitals improvements at template level
- Structured data implementation across key page types
- AI crawler access configuration
- Before-and-after measurement and maintenance checklist