Technical SEO audit
Crawling, indexation, site structure, canonicals, internal links, and rendering. Every issue comes with examples and a fix.
You get
A prioritised issue list your team or the client's developers can work through.
For agencies
An SEO specialist your agency can bring in.
I'm Jordi Cubiró. I help agencies with technical audits, site migrations, SEO strategy, and the parts of SEO that need someone who can also read the code.
SEO since
2016
Today
Product Engineer
I've worked on SEO projects for
- HubSpot
- Maze
- Holded
- HappyScribe
- Amberscript
I've also worked with agencies like Skale and DSLX.
Services
What I can do for your agency
Bring me in for one piece of work or for a whole client. Each service has a clear output, so you know what you're getting before we start.
01 / Audits
Find what's holding a site back
A clear picture of what's wrong, how much it matters, and what to fix first.
Traffic drop analysis
Work out why organic traffic fell: an algorithm update, a technical change, lost links, or broken tracking.
You get
A short diagnosis with the likely cause and a recovery plan.
Content audit
Review existing pages and decide what to keep, update, merge, or remove.
You get
A page-by-page sheet with one action for each URL.
Performance review
Core Web Vitals and page speed issues that affect rankings and conversions.
You get
Specific fixes, ranked by impact and effort.
02 / Migrations
Change the site without losing rankings
Most traffic losses after a launch are avoidable. I plan the move and check it before and after it goes live.
Site migrations
Domain changes, CMS and platform moves, HTTPS switches, and URL restructures.
You get
Redirect map, pre-launch checklist, launch-day checks, and post-launch monitoring.
Redesign QA
Review the new site on staging before it goes live, so nothing important breaks on launch day.
You get
A go / no-go list of SEO blockers for the dev team.
International SEO
Hreflang, URL structure, and language targeting for sites in more than one market.
You get
A setup spec, then validation of the live implementation.
03 / Strategy and content
Decide what to work on, and why
Turn research into a plan the client can approve and your team can deliver.
SEO strategy and roadmap
Connect keyword research and search intent with the client's product, audience, and goals.
You get
A roadmap that makes clear what to tackle first and why.
Keyword research and site architecture
Map topics to pages and plan a structure that both search engines and people can follow.
You get
A keyword map and a recommended site structure.
Content plans and briefs
Decide which pages to create or refresh, and what each one needs to cover.
You get
A content plan with briefs, target intent, and internal-link suggestions.
Internal linking
Find orphan pages and weak links, and fix how authority flows through the site.
You get
Link recommendations by page, ready to implement.
04 / Technical implementation
Get the fixes shipped
I'm a product engineer, so I can talk to developers in their terms and check the work myself.
Developer-ready tickets
SEO findings written as clear tickets with acceptance criteria, then QA once they ship.
You get
Tickets in the client's tracker and QA notes on each fix.
JavaScript SEO
Rendering and indexing checks for React, Next.js, Vue, and other JavaScript-heavy sites.
You get
What Google can and can't see, with fixes.
Structured data
Schema markup for products, articles, local businesses, FAQs, and more.
You get
Markup spec or code, validated in Google's tools.
Programmatic SEO
Templates and data for location, product, or comparison pages at scale, built so they don't become thin content.
You get
Template spec, data plan, and launch checks.
Analytics and Search Console setup
GA4, Google Search Console, and reporting set up so you can show the client what changed.
You get
Working tracking and a reporting dashboard.
05 / Local and AI search
Cover the newer search surfaces
Maps results and AI answers send real traffic now. Both need their own work.
Local SEO for agency clients
Google Business Profile, local landing pages, citations, and reviews, including multi-location brands.
You get
A local audit and an action plan.
AI search visibility
How the client shows up in Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity, and which content and technical changes help.
You get
A visibility baseline and a list of changes.
Ways to work
Pick the setup that fits the client
Start with one well-defined project. If it works for both of us, we can talk about ongoing support.
One-off project
A defined piece of work with a fixed scope and fee. Audits, migrations, and roadmaps usually start here.
Ongoing support
A set amount of SEO work each month for clients who need it continuously.
White-label
I work under your agency's name. The client sees your team, and I stay in the background.
Second opinion
I review your team's audit, strategy, or migration plan before it goes to the client.
Process
How a project runs
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01
Share the context
Tell me about the client, the problem, what your team already covers, and your timeline.
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02
Agree the scope
We define the deliverables, the access I need, the fee, and the timing before work starts.
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03
Do the work
I keep you updated as I go and flag anything that changes the scope.
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04
Review and hand over
We walk through the findings and next steps so your team can put the work to use.
Who you'll work with
SEO and engineering in the same conversation
I started in SEO in 2016. I went on to work on technical SEO at ViscaWeb, product-led SEO at HappyScribe, SaaS projects at Skale, and led SEO at Datarade.
Then I moved into engineering. Today I'm a Product Engineer at Kombo in Berlin, and I take on independent SEO projects alongside it. That background shapes how I work: understand the problem, make the priorities clear, and give the people building the fix something concrete to act on.
- Technical SEO
- ViscaWeb
- Product-led SEO
- HappyScribe
- SaaS SEO
- Skale
- Head of SEO
- Datarade
Testimonials
What people I've worked with say
“Jordi has been fundamental to our SEO strategy. His technical knowledge and ability to identify improvement opportunities have helped us scale organic traffic sustainably.”
David G.
SEO Manager, Mondo
“Jordi has excellent SEO skills and knowledge and knows how to use the main SEO tools. He provides great support, feedback, and knowledge to the content team. Very organised and self-managed.”
Miguel A.
Content Manager, Viscaweb
“Jordi completely transformed our digital presence. In just 3 months we increased our leads by 250%. His strategic approach and attention to detail are exceptional.”
Jonas H.
CTO, Viscaweb
FAQ
Questions agencies ask
If yours isn't here, just ask.
- Can you work white-label?
- Yes. I can work under your agency's name, join client calls as part of your team, or stay fully behind the scenes. Whatever suits the client relationship.
- Will you talk to the client directly?
- Only if you want me to. Some agencies keep all communication in-house. Others bring me into calls for the technical questions.
- What do you need to get started?
- Context on the client and the problem, plus access to what the job needs. Usually that's Search Console, analytics, and the live or staging site.
- How do you price?
- Projects get a fixed fee agreed before work starts. Ongoing support is a monthly fee based on scope. You get a quote after a short call.
- Which languages do you work in?
- English and Spanish.
Have a client project in mind?
Send a few lines about the client, the problem, and your timeline. We'll work out whether it's a fit and what a first scope could look like.