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WordPress SEO Service
I review how search engines access your WordPress site, what each page answers and whether visitors can take the next step. Technical issues and content gaps are assessed separately, then turned into a practical order of work.
Discuss your SEO prioritiesFind the barriers to visibility
A page may be unavailable to crawlers, point to a different canonical address or compete with several copies of the same content. I review access, redirects, canonical URLs, sitemaps and internal links before recommending changes.
Where data is available, I use Search Console to understand which pages and queries receive impressions. An absent service page, a weak click-through rate and irrelevant traffic need different responses.
- Crawling, indexing and URL checks.
- Review of service and category pages against search intent.
- Titles, descriptions, content order and internal links.
- Structured data that reflects the visible page.
- A record of priorities, changes and measurements.
Give each page a clear purpose
Customers often describe a problem before naming a service. A slow order screen or products missing from search results are useful starting points for the conversation.
I assign a clear question to each page, review the information it contains and connect it to genuinely related services. Your own processes, facts and examples help make that information more useful than a generic description.
How GEO fits into the work
GEO concerns how generative search and answer systems understand and use content. Clear service definitions, accurate business details and specific answers make a page easier to interpret.
Google’s AI features follow the same foundational SEO principles. I focus on accessible pages and structured data that matches the visible content. A special file or hidden tag cannot guarantee a citation, recommendation or placement in an AI response.
Measure changes against the starting point
We record the starting position, prioritise changes and review relevant impressions, clicks and enquiries where measurement is available. Seasonality, competition and changes to the website are part of that assessment.
Pricing depends on the website, implementation needs and follow-up period. A one-off review and ongoing SEO are different scopes; the quote explains the work and reporting included.
Common questions
Is installing an SEO plugin enough?
A plugin can help manage metadata. Useful content, crawlable pages, correct URLs and internal links still need attention. The work takes account of your existing setup.
Can you guarantee first place on Google?
No. I can define the work, reporting and review period. Rankings and traffic depend on factors outside a service provider’s control, so I do not promise a particular position.
Does GEO require a separate website?
Usually the work concerns your existing pages and technical setup. I review whether clearer service information or additional pages would help before recommending new content.
When will SEO results appear?
It depends on the issue and when search engines process the changes. Fixing an access problem and improving visibility in a competitive topic are different tasks. We agree on a review plan rather than a fixed results date.
Let’s review where your website stands.
Send the website address and the services you want customers to find. We can agree on the initial review and the options for further work.
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