LCP
Largest Contentful Paint
Target < 2.5s
SEO-first architecture
Rank because the site
was built to be found
We design information architecture, rendering, metadata, and Core Web Vitals so search can crawl, understand, and trust your pages — before you spend on content or ads.
Built with
SSR/SSGIndexable HTML by default
SchemaProduct, FAQ, Article, Org
CWVTreated as launch gates
0Orphan pages at launch
Experience signals
Core Web Vitals as launch gates
Lab scores are a start — we treat field targets as release criteria so rankings and users see the same site.
INP
Interaction to Next Paint
Target < 200ms
CLS
Cumulative Layout Shift
Target < 0.1
Ranking foundations
What SEO-first means in the build
Crawl & index
Clean URL trees, XML sitemaps, robots rules, and no accidental noindex on money pages.
Understandability
Clear H1 hierarchy, internal links, and schema so engines know page type and entity relationships.
Experience signals
LCP, INP, and CLS that pass on real devices — not only lab scores on an empty staging box.
Intent match
Templates and modules shaped for the queries you care about, so writers are not fighting the layout.
Structured data
Schema that matches what the UI shows
JSON-LD templates live next to the page — validated so rich results stay eligible after every release.
Organization
"@type": "Organization"Product
"@type": "Product"FAQPage
"@type": "FAQPage"BreadcrumbList
"@type": "BreadcrumbList"Article
"@type": "Article"LocalBusiness
"@type": "LocalBusiness"Information architecture
A crawl tree search can trust
01
Hub / money pages
Priority URLs with canonicals, unique titles, and internal link weight.
02
Topic clusters
Supporting content that passes equity to hubs without creating thin duplicates.
03
Facets & pagination
Rules for indexable vs noindex states so filters do not burn crawl budget.
04
Assets & media
Image sitemap patterns, alt discipline, and lazy-load that still leaves HTML for crawlers.
Capabilities
Architecture work that protects organic growth
Information architecture
Silos, hub pages, and URL patterns planned against keyword themes before design pixels harden bad paths.
- Topic clusters
- Canonical URL policy
- Pagination & facet rules
Indexable rendering
SSR, SSG, and ISR chosen per template so crawlers see real HTML — not an empty root div.
- Next.js metadata API
- Critical HTML first
- Avoid crawl traps
Structured data
JSON-LD for Organization, Product, Article, FAQ, Breadcrumb — validated and kept in sync with UI.
- Schema per template
- Rich-result readiness
- CI validation hooks
Metadata systems
Title and description patterns, Open Graph, canonicals, and hreflang for multi-locale launches.
- CMS-driven meta fields
- Duplicate consolidation
- Social preview QA
Core Web Vitals
Performance work tied to ranking and conversion — image policy, fonts, and third-party budgets.
- LCP element ownership
- INP interaction audits
- CLS layout discipline
SEO migrations
Redirect graphs, parity reports, and monitoring so redesigns do not vaporize organic traffic.
- 1:1 redirect maps
- Pre/post crawl diffs
- Search Console playbooks
Launch checklist
Technical SEO on the first release
Crawl
- XML sitemap index
- Robots.txt policy
- No orphan money pages
- Canonical consistency
On-page
- One H1 per template
- Internal link modules
- Image alt patterns
- Thin-page guards
Technical
- SSR/SSG for key routes
- Schema JSON-LD
- Hreflang (if needed)
- HTTPS & redirects
Measure
- Search Console
- Crawl budget watch
- CWV field data
- Index coverage alerts
Technology
Tools behind crawlable, measurable sites
Frameworks, measurement, and delivery platforms with real icons — wired for indexability, not just demos.
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Vercel
Node.js
GraphQL
Outcomes
What good SEO architecture unlocks
Rebuild without a ranking cliff
Full redirect parity and template intent matching so organic sessions hold through launch week.
JS site finally indexable
Critical routes moved to SSR with schema — pages that lived only in the SPA start appearing in results.
Local + product rich results
Organization, LocalBusiness, and Product schema shipping with the first production build.
Editorial velocity
CMS fields for meta, FAQ blocks, and internal links so SEO work does not need a developer every time.
Featured work
Rankings protected by engineering
Index+Coverage recovered
Next.js SSR migration
SPA made indexable
Client-only routes moved to SSR with schema — money pages started appearing in Search Console within weeks.
≈0%Organic drop at cutover
URL parity · redirects
Redesign without a cliff
1:1 redirect graph and H1/title intent matching held organic sessions through launch week.
6 typesSchema templates
Product · FAQ schema
Rich results live day one
JSON-LD validated in CI so Product and FAQ rich results were eligible on first crawl.
Why Zupitrix
Technical SEO as product work
Engineering owns the foundation
IA, rendering, and schema ship in the same codebase as the product — not a plugin bolted on after design.
Migrations without cliffs
Redirect maps and parity checks treat redesigns like releases, so organic traffic survives cutover.
Field data, not vanity labs
CWV gates use real-device expectations so Search and users see the same experience.
Editors can keep ranking healthy
CMS meta fields, FAQ blocks, and internal-link modules so SEO work does not need a deploy every time.
Technical audit
Crawl the current site, map index issues, and score CWV and template risk.
IA & URL plan
Lock the tree, canonical rules, and content types against your priority queries.
Build for crawl
Implement rendering, metadata, schema, and performance budgets in the same sprint cadence.
Validate & monitor
Rich-result tests, staging crawls, and post-launch Search Console checkpoints.
Redesigns include redirect graphs and Search Console playbooks — not a hope-based cutover.
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