Check HTTP responses, robots, noindex, canonical and intended sitemap URLs. Target material: Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
Technical SEO fixes / Jizzakh
Technical SEO: fixes with verifiable acceptance criteria in Jizzakh
Example: a Jizzakh business adds a catalog to an existing website. Fix verified technical search obstacles. Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs.
Check HTTP responses, robots, noindex, canonical and intended sitemap URLs. Target material: Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
Review duplicates and internal links in the affected template. Search task: Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs. Do not merge useful pages without reviewing their purposes.
Recrawl after fixes and inspect HTML, canonical URLs, language connections and mobile access.
Example task
Example: a Jizzakh business adds a catalog to an existing website.
Fix verified technical search obstacles. Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs.
Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs.
Intended pages are accessible, canonicals identify the right material and excluded duplicates stay out of the sitemap. Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
A possible workflow, not a completed client case. Scope, baseline data and acceptance criteria are defined before work.
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What the work covers
Fix verified technical search obstacles. Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs.

- Crawling and indexing. Check HTTP responses, robots, noindex, canonical and intended sitemap URLs. Target material: Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
- Templates and markup. Review duplicates and internal links in the affected template. Search task: Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs. Do not merge useful pages without reviewing their purposes.
- Post-release checks. Recrawl after fixes and inspect HTML, canonical URLs, language connections and mobile access.

How the work runs
Agree the issue register
Record URLs, evidence, priority, access and the safe implementation order. Agree separately: New catalogue and existing pages.
Implement the corrections
Work in a verifiable version, retain a rollback path and monitor important URLs. Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
Repeat the crawl
Compare responses, canonicals, links and markup; hand over completed and outstanding tasks. Intended pages are accessible, canonicals identify the right material and excluded duplicates stay out of the sitemap. Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
Technical SEO fixes
Tools and verification
Tools depend on access and platform. We use advertising reports, Search Console, analytics and page checks according to the task. Missing data is marked explicitly; a screenshot without context does not establish performance.

What you receive
Technical fixes for “New catalogue and existing pages”, verified URLs and recrawl records; indexation and rankings are monitored separately.
How to verify the result
Intended pages are accessible, canonicals identify the right material and excluded duplicates stay out of the sitemap. Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
What we agree separately
Search engines determine indexing and rankings. Design changes, substantial content production and server migration have separate scopes.
Organic traffic you can see in Google
Google Search Console screenshots from client sites — with their consent. Not a mockup: clicks and impressions from search for the selected period.
Numbers depend on niche and domain age. We lock the plan and reporting upfront — no “#1 in a month” promises. ↗ Tap — open and zoom
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Review first, estimate next
Send the website, task and available baseline data. Scope, schedule, price and acceptance criteria are agreed upfront. Remote work, with a service contract on request.
Send the website, existing audit and priority services. We review the platform and source access before estimating. Agree separately: New catalogue and existing pages.
Fix verified technical search obstacles. Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs.
Intended pages are accessible, canonicals identify the right material and excluded duplicates stay out of the sitemap. Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
Discuss your task
Send the website, task and available baseline data. Scope, schedule, price and acceptance criteria are agreed upfront. Remote work, with a service contract on request.
Specify real services, geography, languages, priority and the person approving work. Access is requested after defining scope.
What we promise — and keep
No asterisks, no fine print. Just what we actually do for every project.

We agree tasks, deliverables, timing and price. Additional work is discussed before the scope is expanded.
We define testable journeys and show the result. Both sides understand the acceptance criteria.
We request the required roles and permissions. Ownership of your website and accounts stays with you.
Technical feasibility is checked first. If a task is unsuitable, we explain why before starting.
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Questions before we start
Separate existing service demand from new product demand, checking overlap between old and new URLs. Integrate categories and products into the current structure, preserving important URLs and enquiry routes.
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