SEO fixed directly in the code, not just flagged in a report and handed off to someone else to implement.
SEO here covers three areas: technical SEO, on-page SEO, and local/content SEO. Technical SEO fixes site speed, mobile-friendliness, crawlability, and broken links. On-page SEO covers meta tags, heading structure, keyword placement, and internal linking. Local and content SEO covers Google Search Console setup, Analytics tracking, and aligning content with what's actually being searched. All three are handled by the same person who can also edit the site's code directly — most SEO services stop at a report; this one includes the fix.
Every SEO issue falls into one of three areas — and each one gets fixed directly, not just flagged.
The foundation most SEO work skips. This covers page speed, image compression, mobile responsiveness, broken links, duplicate content, and site structure — the technical issues that stop a site from being crawled and indexed properly in the first place. A site can have perfect content and still not rank if the technical layer underneath it is broken.
Meta titles, meta descriptions, heading hierarchy (one H1 per page, properly nested H2s and H3s), keyword placement, image alt text, and internal linking between pages. This is what tells Google — and increasingly, AI search tools — exactly what a page is about and which pages on the site are related to it.
Google Search Console and Google Analytics setup and monitoring, local search visibility, and making sure published content actually targets what people in the business's area are searching for — not just generic industry keywords.
Choose the option that best describes what's going on with your site. I'll point you toward the right fix — no guesswork.
Speed, crawlability, and structure issues fixed directly in the code.
Recommended: Technical SEOMeta tags, headings, and keyword placement handled properly, page by page.
Recommended: On-Page SEOSearch Console, Analytics, and local search visibility set up correctly.
Recommended: Local & Content SEONot a problem. Share the site and I'll tell you honestly what it needs.
Message Me DirectlyA simple process. Full transparency. From first look to measured results.
A full technical and on-page review of the current site.
Issues get corrected directly in the code, prioritized by impact.
Content and keyword strategy matched to actual search intent.
Search Console and Analytics tracked to confirm what's working.
A full technical and on-page review of the current site.
Issues get corrected directly in the code, prioritized by impact.
Content and keyword strategy matched to actual search intent.
Search Console and Analytics tracked to confirm what's working.
Real before/after data — ranking position, organic traffic, Core Web Vitals score — is being put together. In the meantime, the full portfolio has live, real projects you can check out directly.
See Full PortfolioSEO is not immediate — technical fixes can improve site speed within days, but ranking improvements from content and authority typically take a few months to show up in search results.
Yes — technical and on-page SEO applies to any existing WordPress or custom-built website.
Technical SEO fixes how a site is built and crawled — speed, structure, mobile-friendliness. Content SEO focuses on what's written on the site and whether it matches what people are actually searching for.
No — no honest SEO service can guarantee a specific ranking position, since Google's algorithm isn't controlled by anyone outside Google. What's guaranteed is that technical and on-page issues get properly identified and fixed.
Technical fixes are largely one-time. Content and ranking maintenance is ongoing, since competitors and search algorithms keep changing.
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