Getting found
Links between your pages, a sitemap, and telling Google which version of a page is the real one. So the pages that matter get found, and the copies do not get in the way.
Technical SEO · Colorado Springs, CO
So people can find what you built.
Technical SEO is the work behind the scenes that lets Google find, read and show your pages. How pages link together, which pages Google keeps, how fast they load, and moving a site without losing traffic. Nobody sees it, but it decides whether anyone reaches your site. I happen to love it.
Links between your pages, a sitemap, and telling Google which version of a page is the real one. So the pages that matter get found, and the copies do not get in the way.
Google measures how fast a page shows up, how quickly it reacts to a tap, and whether things jump around while it loads. I find the real cause in the code, not just the score in a report.
Moving to a new platform or new web addresses. Every old address is sent to its new one, planned before the move, not fixed after traffic drops.
What Google actually sees on a Vue or Nuxt site, and labels in the code that tell it what each page is, written so they pass Google’s checks.
Live sites
Laguna Electric is an electrical contractor in Orange County. I build and look after their whole site. It runs on Nuxt, every service page tells Google exactly what it offers, and Google can find every page in a large catalog.




A step by step price tool for home batteries, built for the Laguna Electric site. Every step is a real page Google can read, even though you can click through it like an app.
Local SEO for a boba shop in Colorado Springs. Google can read the whole menu, knows where the shop is, and can still see every item when you filter it.
How a project runs
I crawl your site with CrawlStat, my own crawler written in Rust. It is faster than Screaming Frog, and it shows how your pages really link together, which ones are broken, and which ones Google may never reach.
A full crawl of the site, plus your Search Console and real speed data, before I suggest anything.
I write the change myself: page code, search labels, redirects. If your team would rather do it, the notes are clear enough to hand over.
Crawl again and watch the real numbers. A fix nobody checked is only a guess.
Who does the work
I am Clotaire Damy, a UI/UX designer and digital marketer in Colorado Springs. I have worked on the web since 2002 and on SEO since 2010.
A lot of SEO advice comes from people who have never had to make the fix. I write the page code and the search labels myself. So when I check your site, you get a list of changes a developer can actually make, not a list of complaints.
Common questions
Everything that decides whether Google can reach, read, understand and list your pages. How pages link together, which pages Google keeps, page speed, and the labels in the code that describe each page. Content and links from other sites both depend on it.
Most audits end with a report. I build websites too, so I also make the changes: the page code, the search labels, the list of redirects. You do not just get a description of what someone else should do.
Yes. I am based in Colorado Springs and work remotely. Technical SEO does not need anyone in the room.
Fixes that help Google find and keep your pages often show within a few weeks, because you are removing something in the way. Speed fixes take about 28 days to show, because Google averages real visits over that time. A site move is judged on how little traffic you lose.
Often that works best. I find the problems, write clear notes on what to change, and check the work. Your team keeps control of the code.
Technical SEO starts at $500 for a whole site: a full crawl with CrawlStat, and the fixes. Moving to a new site without losing traffic also starts at $500. Very large sites cost more. You can work out a price on the pricing page, or send me your web address for a real quote.
Send me your web address and what you want to show up for. You will get a straight answer on whether the technical side is the problem, or whether something else is.
Start a project
Pick what you need and see the price right here, or just send a few lines. I read every message and reply myself.
What happens next
See all prices and what each includes