Crawling and indexing
We review the XML sitemap, robots directives, canonical tags and URL status codes. We distinguish useful service pages from archives or internal resources that do not need to appear in Google.
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We review how Google discovers your WordPress site, which pages it can index and what to prioritise to improve search visibility.
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We review Search Console, your sitemap, redirects and the pages that should appear in search.
We test on mobile and identify images, assets and page elements that slow down loading.
We review titles, descriptions and internal links so each page serves a clear purpose.
An audit that supports decisions
A WordPress website needs crawlable pages, content that answers a clear search intent and navigation that helps people discover it. We review the technical foundation and on-page content as parts of the same journey.
We review the XML sitemap, robots directives, canonical tags and URL status codes. We distinguish useful service pages from archives or internal resources that do not need to appear in Google.
We define each page’s purpose and review H1 headings, SEO titles, meta descriptions and internal links. Keywords support a clear explanation of your services and real customer questions.
We order findings by impact and effort. With Search Console access, we compare periods and queries to evaluate changes in impressions, clicks, CTR and average position.
Planning and outcomes
A diagnosis with affected URLs, reasons behind each finding and prioritised actions. We agree on the fixes to implement and verify the technical result. Google determines indexing and rankings; ongoing reporting guides the next adjustments without promising a specific position.
Service scope
We review robots directives, sitemaps, canonicals, broken links and indexing in Search Console.
We refine titles, descriptions, headings and internal links around each page’s purpose.
We prioritise mobile performance fixes and track clicks, impressions and indexed pages.
How we work
We prioritise findings by impact and effort, agree on fixes, verify the changes and establish a baseline in Search Console.
Yes. Start with a prioritised assessment, then choose which fixes to implement.
We verify the affected pages and track indexing, impressions and clicks as data becomes available.
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