Build a WordPress site that search engines can crawl, and answer engines can understand.

A technical SEO audit reviews how search engines discover, render, understand and index the website. Typical areas include crawl paths, status codes, robots rules, XML sitemaps, canonicals, duplicate patterns, internal links, structured data, mobile experience and Core Web Vitals.

Technical SEO focuses on the systems that make pages accessible, indexable and technically consistent. On-page SEO focuses more on the visible topic, copy, headings, media and intent. Strong service pages need both to work together.

AEO structures accurate, concise and well-supported answers so search features and answer systems can identify them. It includes clear question-led sections, entity context, semantic HTML, relevant schema and content that genuinely resolves the query.

Generative engine optimization is the practice of making useful information easy for AI-assisted search systems to interpret and cite. There is no separate magic tag; it relies on accessible pages, clear entities, trustworthy evidence, logical structure and technically sound SEO.

Schema helps eligible systems understand page meaning and relationships, but it does not guarantee rankings or a rich result. It must match visible content, use relevant types and remain valid when the page changes.

Implementation can be validated quickly, but crawling, reprocessing and performance outcomes take longer and depend on the site, competition and the changes made. We separate immediate technical validation from longer measurement windows.