SEO for WordPress sites
We keep WordPress sites working, and half of SEO is that same work: whether a search engine can reach your pages, read them and tell which address each one lives at. That half can be checked, fixed and tested. We sell it as work, show you what was done, and promise no ranking, because nobody can.
Where to start
By the kind of site you have. Each has a page to read, and most have a free check.
Any WordPress site
Whether your pages can be reached, read and understood: indexing, addresses, the sitemap and what each page says about itself. Worked through by the month, against a written list.
A one-time audit
A written report of what stands between a site and a search engine, each finding with its source, with the fixes on the WordPress side done and tested again.
A new or rebuilt site
Being found from the first day, and keeping what an old site had earned: indexing switched on, the sitemap submitted, old addresses redirected and checked.
A WooCommerce store
What a product page tells a search engine about its price, stock and reviews, and the extra addresses that filters and variations make.
A local business
What a local business's own website has to say for it to be found nearby: its details in one place, its markup, and its pages for each place it serves.
AI search
Whether AI assistants can reach a site, and what Google's and Bing's own reports say they have done with it. The work is the same as for any search engine, and starts with the same checks.
What you are sold
Work with a written scope. Either a one-time audit, in which each finding names the documentation it rests on and the fixes on the WordPress side are done and tested again ($249); or hours each month against a list you have agreed to, with a report of what was done ($199 a month). Month to month, with no minimum term.
Every price is on the pricing page. The work is for sites on WordPress and WooCommerce.
What we do not sell
- A ranking, a position or a figure for traffic. Google's own advice to buyers is that nobody can guarantee one.
- Links. Buying them to improve a ranking is in Google's spam policies.
- Reviews. We do not write, buy or reward them. The FTC's rule and Google's own both forbid it.
- Articles by the dozen. Pages made in bulk with nothing of their own are what the spam policies name.
- Listings in bulk. No search engine documents that they do anything for a site.
Not sure what is wrong?
Tell us your site's address and what you have noticed. We reply with what we can see from outside and a fixed quote. The diagnosis is free.
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