Infrastructure, edge rendering, and crawl hygiene
Search engine bots have limited crawl budgets. When server response times spike or redirect loops stall headless user agents, crawl frequency plummets. We examine hosting headers, CDN caching rules, HTTP status codes, and server log files to evaluate how Googlebot and Bingbot actually navigate your domains.
For modern headless and Single Page Applications (Next.js, Remix, Nuxt, Shopify storefronts), we analyze client-side hydration delays versus server-side rendering. Rendering delays frequently cause search engines to index partial DOM trees missing vital schema, content sections, and internal links.
