Question 1

Technical SEO services: audit and fixes in the code in San Francisco: what affects the price?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the size of the site and the number of technical problems. We start with an analysis that shows what holds back indexing and speed, and you get a written estimate after it. We cannot promise a Google position, but we fix technical blockers measurably.

Question 2

Technical SEO services: audit and fixes in the code in San Francisco: what is specific to the local market?

Accepted Answer

Startups here compete with hundreds of well-funded peers, and many lose ground on technical faults they never check. We make sure a fast-changing site stays indexable: clean redirects when pages move, structured data, and a build that keeps Core Web Vitals in the green as the product grows.

Question 3

How is SEO in San Francisco different from SEO for the whole country?

Accepted Answer

Local search depends on a Google Maps profile, consistent business details (name, address, phone), local structured data and pages that answer local queries. We handle the technical part in code; content is led by Neviox Marketing, our sister brand.

Question 4

Where are you based, and do you work with companies in San Francisco?

Accepted Answer

We are based in Split, Croatia (Peričićeva 14). We work with companies in San Francisco in writing, the same way for every city: you describe the project in the form, and the engineers who will build it reply.

Question 5

What is technical SEO and how does it differ from SEO content?

Accepted Answer

Technical SEO is the work of making sure Google can reach your pages at all, read them and understand them, while SEO content is about what you write and which terms you target. The technical side covers load speed, indexing, URL structure, canonical tags, structured data and multilingual tags, and all of it is handled in the code. The content side covers keyword research, writing and link building. We do the technical half; the content half is run by Neviox Marketing, our sister brand.

Question 6

How far will we climb on Google?

Accepted Answer

We cannot promise a position and nobody can, because rankings are decided by Google's algorithm rather than by a contractor. What we can do is fix the things measurably holding you back and show that in numbers: pages that were not indexed, load times, errors in structured data, URLs competing with themselves. If your problem is technical, the movement shows. If the problem is that competitors have stronger content and more links, technical work will not make that up, and we will tell you so.

Question 7

Our content is good and we still do not rank. Why?

Accepted Answer

Usually because Google does not see part of that content the way you assume it does. Typical causes are pages not in the index, several URLs with near-identical content diluting each other, content that only loads after JavaScript runs, or canonical tags pointing at the wrong page. None of that is visible in a browser; it shows in Search Console and in how the page behaves when fetched. The first step is establishing how many of your pages are indexed at all, because without that you are guessing.

Question 8

How quickly does Google see changes?

Accepted Answer

A technical change becomes visible when Google recrawls the page, and that is not the same day for every page. A home page and frequently updated pages are usually revisited quickly, while rarely visited pages can wait weeks. It can be nudged with a sitemap and by submitting individual URLs for inspection, but that is not a switch. More importantly: a change in the index and a change in position are not the same thing, because position is measured against competitors who are also moving.

Technical SEO in San Francisco