Crawl and indexation
Internal linking, crawl budget, canonicals and sitemaps, so the pages that matter get crawled and the duplicates do not.
Technical SEO · Colorado Springs, CO
Technical SEO
For sites that deserve to be found.
Crawl architecture, indexation, Core Web Vitals and migrations. This is the invisible work that decides whether anyone ever reaches what you built, and I find it genuinely interesting, which helps.
- 2010
- Practicing SEO since
- CWV
- Core Web Vitals focused
What technical SEO actually covers.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, INP and CLS traced back to the real cause in the template rather than to a score in a report.
Migrations
Redirect mapping and parity checks planned before the move, not diagnosed after traffic drops.
Rendering and schema
What Googlebot actually sees on a Vue or Nuxt build, and structured data that validates.
In production
Shipped, indexed, and ranking.
Laguna Electric is an Orange County electrical contractor whose site I build and maintain end to end. It runs on Nuxt with server rendering, structured data across every service page, and a crawl architecture that keeps a large catalog fully indexed.
Live component · Laguna ElectricVisit site ↗
A step by step estimator built for the Laguna Electric site. Every state is server rendered so it stays crawlable, with the interactive layer hydrating on top.
What do you need?
Live component · Pandaz Boba TeaVisit site ↗
Local SEO build for a Colorado boba shop. Schema marked menu, location signals, and a filterable menu that stays fully rendered for crawlers.
How an engagement runs
Measure. Fix. Measure again.
- 01
Measure
A full crawl, Search Console export and field data pull, before anything is recommended.
- 02
Fix
I write the change. Templates, schema, redirects. If your team ships it instead, the spec is precise enough to hand over.
- 03
Verify
Re-crawl and watch the field data. A fix that was not verified is a hypothesis.
Who does the work
Twenty years of building the thing being optimized.
I am Clotaire Damy, a UI/UX designer and digital marketer based in Colorado Springs. I have worked on the web since 2002 and on SEO since 2010.
Most technical SEO advice comes from people who have never had to ship the fix. I write the templates, the rendering strategy and the schema myself, so an audit from me arrives as a set of changes a developer can actually make, not a list of complaints.
- Based
- Colorado Springs, CO, working remotely
- Technical SEO
- Advanced training, BrightonSEO
- UX
- MicroMaster in UX Design, HEC Montréal
- Stack
- Nuxt, Vue, TypeScript, SSR
- Languages
- English, French, Romanian
- Practicing since
- 2002 (SEO since 2010)
Common questions
Technical SEO, answered plainly.
01What are technical SEO services, exactly?
Everything that decides whether a search engine can reach, render, understand and index your pages. Crawl architecture, indexation rules, page speed, structured data and rendering. It sits underneath content and link building, because both depend on it.
02How is this different from a regular SEO audit?
Most audits end at the document. Because I build the sites as well, the deliverable includes the implementation. The template change, the schema block, the redirect map, rather than a description of what someone else should do.
03Do you work with clients outside Colorado?
Yes. I am based in Colorado Springs and work remotely. Technical SEO does not require anyone in the room.
04How long before technical SEO shows results?
Indexation and crawl fixes often show inside a few weeks, because you are removing a blocker rather than building authority. Core Web Vitals improvements need a 28 day field data window before they register. Migrations are judged on how little you lose.
05Can you work with my existing development team?
Often that is the better arrangement. I diagnose, write the spec precisely enough to be actionable, and review the implementation. Your team keeps ownership of the codebase.
06What does a technical SEO engagement cost?
It depends on the size of the site and whether I am implementing or advising. A focused audit on a small site is a fixed fee. Ongoing technical work on a large catalog is monthly. Send the domain and I will quote against the real thing.
Ready to find out what's holding the site back?
Send the domain and what you are trying to rank for. You will get a straight answer about whether technical work is the bottleneck, or whether something else is.
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Let's work
together.
Whether you need a full project scoped and estimated, or just want to start a conversation. Pick your path.
If you have something you're working on, whether it's a new project, something that needs fixing, or just an early idea. Feel free to reach out. No pressure, no sales pitch.