Technical SEO
When crawling, rendering, indexing or architecture is holding the site back.
Crawl → Render → Index → Perform
Explore technical SEOWhere SEO meets the codebase.
I’m Palak Bhatt. I work directly with founders, marketing teams and developers to diagnose search problems, fix the technical foundations, and build an organic growth system that can scale.
Founder-led. Technical. Measurable.
Vadodara, India · Working globally
Work
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What I solve
When crawling, rendering, indexing or architecture is holding the site back.
Crawl → Render → Index → Perform
Explore technical SEOWhen customers look for you on Maps and in a real service area.
Profile → Pages → Consistency
Explore local SEOWhen the team needs a sequence it can defend, not another list of ideas.
Research → Prioritise → Direct
Explore SEO consultingWhen you do not yet know what is wrong, and a retainer would be a guess.
Evidence → Severity → Fixes
Explore SEO auditsWhy LastArcher
The person who diagnoses the problem writes the fix and reviews it after it ships.
Audits, roadmaps and implementation briefs come from Palak, not a handoff chain.
Recommendations arrive as work your team can schedule, or that I can ship where that is faster.
Success is agreed before the work starts. The report includes the things that did not move.
Approach
Crawl the site, read the logs where they exist, and learn how the business makes money.
Find the constraint: crawl, render, index, architecture, or the page that should be winning.
Rank every finding by impact, effort and confidence. A sequence, not a backlog.
Your team implements the briefs, or I implement them where that is the faster path.
Report against the outcomes agreed at the start, then feed the result back into the next pass.
Search is a system, not a campaign.
About
Services
Each service is one engagement, with one sentence and a clear outcome.
Crawling, rendering, indexation, performance and migrations, written as fixes developers can ship.
ExploreTheme, plugin and template work, planned around what the stack will actually allow.
ExploreCategory and product architecture, faceted navigation and templates that scale.
ExploreMarket selection, hreflang and multi-region architecture where the demand justifies it.
ExploreGoogle Business Profile, map visibility and landing pages for a real service area.
ExploreInsight
Crawl, render, index, canonicals, redirects, migrations and performance.
ReadA map of local search demand, written as research rather than a sales page.
ReadA SERP snippet preview and a local SEO checklist. No invented score.
ReadFit
Questions
It depends on the site, the market and how quickly fixes get shipped. Indexation and crawl problems can change impressions within weeks; competitive commercial rankings usually take months. After a diagnostic review I will give you a realistic range for your situation, and I will not put a date on it that I cannot defend.
Scope is determined by site complexity, market, implementation burden and how much senior involvement the work needs. I publish engagement types and the logic behind the pricing rather than three invented packages, and I quote after I have seen the site.
Both, depending on which is faster. I write developer-ready briefs your team can ship, and on WordPress and similar stacks I can implement directly. What I will not do is hand over a document and call that the delivery.
Selectively, as a technical specialist behind an existing team. I need clarity on who owns the client relationship and who is responsible for shipping the work.
Often yes, if search is genuinely how your customers look for what you sell. If a simpler channel would serve you better at your stage, I would rather tell you that than sell you a retainer.
Tell me what isn’t working. I will tell you what I see, whether search is the right lever, and what an engagement would have to look like.