SEO, SEM & ASO

Technical SEO Recovery

Recovering organic traffic lost during a website redesign

Organic traffic recovered by 156%

Core Web Vitals passed across 95% of pages

Overview

Website redesigns that don't account for SEO requirements are one of the most common causes of sudden organic traffic loss. Redirect chains, changed URL structures, slow Core Web Vitals, and missing canonical tags can wipe out years of search equity in a single release. We conducted a forensic technical SEO investigation and executed a systematic recovery that rebuilt rankings faster than the client thought possible.

The Challenge

A website experienced a significant decline in search visibility following a redesign — losing over 60% of organic traffic due to technical SEO issues introduced during development.

The Solution

Performed a comprehensive technical SEO audit, resolved crawl and indexation issues, fixed redirect architecture, optimised Core Web Vitals, and rebuilt internal linking.

How We Approached It

1

Forensic Audit

Compared crawl data from before and after the redesign to identify every URL that changed, was removed, or received a broken redirect.

2

Redirect Architecture

Fixed redirect chains, loops, and missing redirects — ensuring every changed URL pointed cleanly to its equivalent on the new site.

3

Core Web Vitals

Identified and resolved LCP, CLS, and INP issues in collaboration with the development team, prioritising pages with the most traffic potential.

4

Index Monitoring

Submitted updated sitemaps, monitored Google Search Console for new crawl errors, and tracked ranking recovery weekly.

Deliverables

Technical Audit Report
Redirect Map
Core Web Vitals Fixes
Crawl Budget Optimisation
Schema Markup Restoration
Internal Link Rebuild

Results & Impact

Organic traffic recovered by 156%

Core Web Vitals passed across 95% of pages

Service Area

SEO, SEM & ASO

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