Crawl and index health
Robots rules, sitemaps, canonical tags, redirects, status codes, duplicate URL patterns and page discovery.
Technical SEO audit services
Apex reviews public evidence, Google Search Console data and site structure so you know what is blocking visibility, what needs priority and what should be implemented next.
What we check
The goal is to make the site easier to crawl, easier to understand and more convincing to click.
Robots rules, sitemaps, canonical tags, redirects, status codes, duplicate URL patterns and page discovery.
Keyword intent, title tag clarity, meta descriptions, H1s, headings and how the page explains the offer.
Structured data, contact details, policy pages, service pages and other signals that make the site look real.
How Apex helps
When connected, Apex can compare Google data with the crawl report so you can see which pages are already close, which queries need a better snippet and which pages need more supporting content.
See what Google already shows, where the site is near page one and which pages have impressions but weak clicks.
Identify low-CTR queries, near-page-one pages and content gaps without guessing from a keyword list alone.
Turn the findings into actual title, content, schema and internal-link changes instead of leaving them in a report.
FAQ
Those are huge data platforms. Apex is narrower: technical SEO evidence, Search Console opportunity analysis and implementation support for businesses that want the work done.
No, but it makes the output much stronger. Without it, Apex still gives a crawl-based audit. With it, you get Google query and page evidence too.
Yes. The audit can be followed by an implementation sprint so the titles, descriptions, content, schema and structure are actually changed.
No. If the site problem turns out to be broader, Apex can also help with landing pages, portals, admin tools and other practical web builds.