Service
WordPress SEO Services: Technical Audit & Fixes
Technical SEO for WordPress sites: I find why pages are not indexed or load slowly, fix the errors and set up the foundation your site can grow on in search. I do not promise rankings or deadlines, because they depend on competition, content and time. I work remotely, under a contract.
Audit
a prioritised list of issues
Report
in writing: what was fixed and what is next
WordPress
theme, Rank Math, languages, WooCommerce
Definition
WordPress SEO services: what the technical SEO audit includes
Technical SEO is work on the site itself, not on its copy: so that Google can crawl, understand and show it, and visitors do not wait for pages to load. For the bigger picture of how SEO fits together, see the article Website SEO optimisation: technical foundation, content and what delivers results.
The service includes:
- Indexing. Setting up the sitemap, robots, canonical tags and noindex for service pages, so search engines see only what matters.
- Duplicates and errors. Finding duplicates, 404s, unnecessary redirects and broken internal links.
- Meta data and headings. Titles, descriptions and the H1–H3 structure of key pages.
- URLs. Review of slugs, categories and pagination.
- Schema.org markup. Service, organisation, article and FAQ where it makes sense.
- Multilingual setup. Hreflang between languages and correct canonicals for each version.
- Speed. Basic image optimisation and caching, a Core Web Vitals check.
- SEO plugin setup. Rank Math: meta data, sitemap, schema and redirects.
- Report. In writing: what was found, what was fixed and what I recommend next.
Scope
What I do not promise and what is not included
I improve the technical side of your site, but I cannot guarantee top positions or traffic by a certain date: that depends on competition, content and the age of the site. Search reacts slowly: changes in indexing show up within weeks, rankings form over months.
Not included:
- content writing (copy and articles): this service focuses on technical fixes;
- link building and other off-site work;
- redesign or development of new pages.
Who it is for
Which sites need technical SEO
- the site is live, but its pages are not getting into Google’s index;
- the site was redesigned, moved to a new domain or restructured;
- a multilingual site that needs hreflang and canonical tags set up;
- a WooCommerce store with hundreds of product and filter pages;
- a site that loads slowly, especially on mobile.
I work remotely with clients in Ukraine and abroad.
Process
Five steps from request to report
Brief and access
You describe the site and the goal and give access to the WordPress admin area. Credentials are shared through a secure channel, and I do not store them.
Contract
I work as a sole proprietor: we fix the scope, timeline, cost and payment terms.
Audit
The technical SEO audit: I check indexing, errors, meta data and speed, and prepare a prioritised list of issues.
Fixes
I make the changes we agreed on. Nothing is changed without your approval.
Report and recommendations
You receive a written report: what it was, what was done and what to do next.
Advantages
Why clients choose me for SEO
Decisions based on data
I rely on the results of technical checks, not guesses.
Changes only with approval
Every edit is first shown to you as “before → after”.
WordPress from the inside
I build WordPress sites, so I handle the theme, Rank Math, multilingual setup and WooCommerce myself.
A written report
You can see what was done and pass the report to your team.
Pricing
How much does SEO optimisation cost
The price depends on the scope: the number of pages and languages, whether there is a store and the current state of the site. So I quote individually after a short brief and a look at the site, together with the timeline.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you guarantee top Google positions?
No, and nobody honestly can. I improve the technical foundation of the site; rankings depend on competition, content and time.
When will I see results?
Changes in indexing are usually visible within a few weeks. Ranking growth takes months and depends on the niche and the content of the site.
What access do you need?
Access to the WordPress admin area. If Google Search Console is already connected, its data helps, but it is not required.
Do you work with online stores and multilingual sites?
Yes. I set up WooCommerce stores and sites in several languages (hreflang, canonical tags, a sitemap for each language).
Let’s discuss your site
Describe your site and goal in a few sentences, and I will reply within a day. The consultation is free.