Technical SEO audit for WordPress. Fixed in code, not just reported.
Crawling, indexing, speed, structure, schema and AI-search readiness, checked on your real site and then fixed by the developer who found the problems. You get a short list of what changed and what is left, not a 60-page PDF.
Problems I fix.
If two of these are you, I can probably have it sorted this week.
- Pages that never get indexed, or the wrong ones that do
- Duplicate content from tags, filters and pagination
- Redirect chains and broken internal links after a redesign
- Schema from three plugins fighting each other
- An audit report from last year that nobody ever implemented
Everything included. Nothing padded.
Crawl and indexation
Search Console, a full crawl and server logs: what Google sees, what it skips, and why.
Structure and internal links
Orphan pages found, a clear hierarchy, and links pointing at the pages that bring you work.
Canonicals, redirects, sitemaps
Clean canonical rules, redirects collapsed to one hop, sitemaps that match the live site, noindex where it belongs.
Schema and metadata
One clean structured-data graph instead of three plugins competing. Titles and descriptions checked at scale.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, INP and CLS fixed on the templates that matter, using field data from real visitors.
AI-search readiness
robots.txt rules for AI crawlers set the way you want, an llms.txt file, and content that crawlers can read without running JavaScript.
From access to proof.
You hand over access. I hand back numbers. Snapshot before, rollback ready, no downtime.
- No downtime
- Rollback ready
- Flat price
- 010–2 hours
Crawl
Full crawl, Search Console review and log sampling. Critical issues surface first.
- 02Same day
Fix
Canonicals, sitemaps, redirects, stray noindex tags, schema and speed fixed in code, on staging first when the change is risky.
- 03By 24h
Report
A short list: what I changed, what is left, and what to watch in Search Console over the next weeks.
A typical case: tag and author archives indexed while key service pages are not, a sitemap still listing URLs that redirect, two SEO plugins printing competing schema, and a redirect chain left over from the last redesign. The sprint fixes them in code: archives set to noindex, one sitemap that matches reality, one clean schema graph, redirects collapsed to a single hop.
This is for you if
- Indexing problems or wasted crawl budget
- You want the technical fixes done, not a list to hand to someone else
- A migration or redesign is coming and you want it done safely
- You (or your SEO person) handle content and links, and need a developer for the technical side
Not a fit if
- You need keyword research, content or link building (I don't do those)
- You can't give me access to the site (I fix in code, so I need it)
- You expect overnight ranking jumps
Things people ask before they book.
Do you implement fixes or just audit?
Both, and the fixing is the point. I find the problem and fix it in code. If you have a developer, I can hand over a ranked list instead.
Do you do keyword research, content or link building?
No. I'm a developer and I work on what lives in your site's code and server. If you have an SEO person or agency for strategy and content, I implement the technical side for them.
What about AI search?
It's part of the audit: robots.txt rules for AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and others) set the way you decide, an llms.txt file, and pages that load their main content without JavaScript. llms.txt is cheap and useful, but it won't rank you on its own.
What tools do you use?
Search Console, Screaming Frog, server logs, PageSpeed Insights and my own scripts for hreflang, redirect chains and structured data checks.
Multilingual sites?
Yes. Hreflang, x-default, canonicals and sitemaps for multilingual setups are included.
How much does it cost?
Audit + fixes from €490 for a typical site. Bigger sites get a fixed quote after a look. Ongoing work goes through a monthly package.
What access do you need?
WordPress admin, Search Console and SFTP or hosting access for file-level fixes. Under NDA, removed when the job is done.
When will I see results?
Indexing fixes usually show in Search Console within a few weeks, as Google recrawls the pages. Rankings take longer and depend on more than technical work.
Got a site, a bug, or an idea? Send it over.
You'll get a flat price and a start date today. No pitch deck, no discovery phase.