A scoped technical SEO engagement for WordPress, including sites that use a separate frontend.
What is included
- Crawlability, canonicals, robots, sitemaps, and representative URL checks.
- Metadata and structured-data review on key templates.
- Redirect and URL-migration advice when a redesign or host move caused issues.
- A prioritized list with the evidence for each item.
Rankings and traffic depend on more than repairs. There is no promised position or recovery date. Fees cover the agreed review and implementation scope, not ongoing content production unless you add that later.
Frequently asked questions
Do you guarantee rankings?
No, and nobody honestly can. What you get is a prioritized list of technical problems with evidence for each one, the fixes applied where we have access, and the same checks re-run afterwards so you can see what changed on your side of the line.
Is this technical SEO or content writing?
Technical. Canonicals, robots directives, sitemaps, indexation, template metadata, structured data, redirects, and crawl issues. Content strategy and writing are separate work and we will say so rather than billing keyword research as a technical fix.
Do you work on headless WordPress sites?
Yes, and that is one of the harder cases. On a headless build the metadata, canonical tags, sitemaps, and structured data are produced by the frontend, not by the SEO plugin, so the audit has to cover the templates and the cache behaviour as well as WordPress.
I already use Rank Math or Yoast. Is this still useful?
Usually yes. An SEO plugin fills in defaults; it does not tell you that a template emits the wrong canonical, that a redirect chain lost its referrer, or that a whole archive is noindexed by accident. Those are exactly the problems this review looks for.
Will you touch my redirects during a migration?
We map and advise on redirects, and we implement them when you want us to. A migration check covers the old-to-new URL map, chained and looping redirects, canonical tags on the new URLs, and whether the sitemap reflects reality.
