If Google can’t crawl, index, or understand your website properly, you’re leaving traffic, conversions, and revenue on the table.
Our technical SEO service digs deep into the code-level nuts and bolts of your site to find what’s holding you back — and what it’ll take to get things running smoothly.
A technical SEO site audit is a diagnostic check-up of your website’s search performance. We review the backend infrastructure that affects crawlability, indexation, speed, and usability.
In plain terms, we make sure search engines can easily access, understand, and prioritise the content on your site.
And unlike automated reports, our audits are human-led and insight-rich, so you get answers, not just spreadsheets. Plus, we’re always happy to talk you through the findings over a cuppa (and a few sweet treats from our stash if you’re feeling cheeky).
It fixes what users can’t see but Google notices. Search engines are a bit like that one aunty who always sizes up what you’ve brought to the family potluck — they’re picky. A minor misconfiguration can mean major drops in visibility.
It lays the foundation for scalable growth. Technical issues can start to compound as your site scales. Fix them now — before they become harder (and more expensive) to unpick.
It improves rankings, UX, and revenue. Fast, accessible, crawlable sites rank better, convert more, and reduce bounce rates.
Core web vitals are here to stay. Performance metrics like LCP, FID, and CLS are now part of Google’s ranking algorithm. We help you pass with flying colours.
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We worked with Daniels Health on crafting Digital PR angles that are actually interesting reds, which is a challenge in the medical industry. Angles included, 'From lip fillers, to Covid & now ozempic, is the syringe surge having an impact?'
We worked on international domains and captured the growing demand for lab-grown diamonds, turning search trends into sustainable traffic wins.
Like those YouTube cave divers in neon wetsuits you can’t stop binge-watching, we squeeze into the tight, technical corners of your site where problems hide and rankings are sinking.
We don’t stop at identifying problems — we hand you a prioritised, dev-ready action plan.
Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, custom builds — we’ve worked across them all.
You’ll know what we found, why it matters, and how to solve it.
Case study
Reflections Holidays had everything going for them. Breathtaking locations, unique accommodations, and a talent for showcasing nature at its finest.
The one thing missing? Online visibility to match. Their website wasn’t ranking for key travel and camping searches, their Google My Business (GMB) listings weren’t driving engagement, and their content was (unintentionally) competing against itself.
That’s where we stepped in. With a strategic blend of technical SEO, content optimisation, and digital PR, we helped Reflections Holidays turn searchers into happy campers... literally.
These aren’t vanity metrics, they’re proof our strategy works, our team’s seasoned, and your growth is in the right hands.
143%
Bookings through organic search saw a sharp percentage rise for Reflections.133+
Reflections non-branded keywords? Let’s just say they grew—by a very healthy percentage.113%
Organic park listing bookings saw a standout percentage increase across Reflections.29%
We drove a noticeable percentage lift in Reflections organic search traffic.
“House Of Psalm is by far the best SEO I’ve worked with. They bring clarity, transparency, and a depth of expertise that’s second to none. They collaborate seamlessly with our dev partners and understand our business inside out. In just five months, we’ve seen tangible results that surpass years of working with other agencies.”
We’ve covered the basics, but if you’ve got a question that’s a little more niche or tech-heavy, we’re all ears.
We run a full audit to uncover problems like slow load speeds, broken links, missing metadata, crawl errors, and mobile issues. Think of it as a full health check for your site before you invest in new campaigns.
At least once a year, but ideally every six months — especially if you’re making site changes, adding new pages, or working in a competitive space. The web moves fast, and so do technical problems.
There are countless ways to break a website, but the biggest by far is skipping SEO expertise during a site migration.
One wrong move can wipe out years of rankings, traffic, and authority overnight. Fixing the damage is far harder (and more expensive) than getting it right from the start.