Audits, on-page optimization, and internal-link architecture that clear the path between your content and page one. This is the layer under every content plan I run — available on its own when your site needs fixing first.
Good content fails on broken sites. Slow pages, crawl problems, missing schema, orphaned articles, and cannibalizing titles all tax every ranking you try to earn. My SEO service finds those taxes and removes them — methodically, with a prioritized roadmap, not a 90-page PDF nobody implements.
Crawl, indexing, Core Web Vitals, and content overlaps, delivered as a prioritized action list.
Titles, headings, meta, entities, and intent alignment on the pages that matter most.
Hub-and-spoke linking that moves authority to your money pages.
Image, caching, and script fixes — I work directly in WordPress and Elementor.
Person, Service, FAQ, and Article structured data wired correctly.
Search Console based, plain English, at 30/60/90 days.
Full crawl plus manual review. You receive: findings ranked by impact and effort.
What to fix first and why. You receive: a one-page plan we agree on.
I make the fixes, or hand your developer exact instructions. You receive: a change log.
30/60/90-day reviews. You receive: movement you can see in Search Console, explained.
Fixing a site raises its ceiling; content is what climbs to it. Most clients pair an SEO foundation with an ongoing content plan — the combination is where compounding traffic actually comes from.
Yes. Audits and fixes stand alone. If your content itself is the bottleneck, I’ll say so in the roadmap rather than sell you hours.
No — and nobody honest does. Rankings depend on competitors, history, and Google’s systems. What I guarantee: a transparent process, implemented fixes, and measurable movement you can verify in your own Search Console.
Technical fixes often show within weeks; authority-related gains take months. The 30/60/90 reporting keeps it honest.
WordPress admin access, Search Console and GA4 access, and 30 minutes for the kickoff call.
I build internal architecture and earn links through content. I don’t buy links or use private blog networks — they’re a Google policy violation that risks your whole domain.
Book a free consultation. You’ll get a mini-audit highlight — the single biggest thing blocking your rankings — before you commit to anything.
