WordPress Development Background
I have built websites, WordPress themes and plugins for 12+ years, so I can troubleshoot templates and custom implementations, not only plugin settings.
WordPress SEO · AEO · GEO
I help businesses improve their WordPress websites’ search visibility through technical SEO fixes, on-page optimization, and AI search readiness. From indexing problems and metadata to structured data and site performance, I implement practical improvements directly within WordPress.
Discuss Your WordPress SEO ProjectTechnical SEO, on-page SEO, AEO and GEO, implemented directly in WordPress.
WordPress Technical SEO
Find and fix what stops search engines from crawling, indexing and understanding your pages, in the WordPress settings, plugins and templates where the problems start.
Check WordPress’s search engine visibility setting, stray noindex directives and accidental crawl blocks, then trace Search Console indexing issues back to their cause.
Confirm the sitemap your SEO plugin or WordPress generates is accessible and lists the right URLs, that robots.txt doesn’t block important pages, and that sitemap and canonical URLs agree.
Fix canonical metadata, permalink issues, redirect loops and wrong redirects, and duplicate URLs created by tag, date, author or attachment archives.
Find broken internal links and 404s, troubleshoot permalink-related errors, correct the links and map changed URLs to the right pages.
Investigate theme and plugin load, image loading and render-blocking CSS and JavaScript, and tune caching where it helps. Some limits depend on your hosting, theme or plugins.
Review the schema your theme and plugins output, correct errors, remove conflicts when several plugins add their own, and add schema suited to eligible content.
WordPress On-Page SEO
Page-level improvements made through your existing WordPress setup, so each page clearly shows search engines and visitors what it’s about.
Write and configure titles and descriptions through your existing SEO plugin or metadata setup, including the templates for posts, archives and products.
Review H1 to H6 use across pages, posts, theme templates and page-builder layouts, so each page has one clear H1 and a logical structure.
Descriptive alt text, clearer file names where they can be changed safely, correct dimensions and sensible loading behavior for your images.
Connect related pages, posts, categories and service pages with clear anchor text, so your important content is easy to reach.
Review permalink settings, URL consistency and archive structure for duplicate content risks. Global permalink changes are made only after checking the effect on existing URLs.
Improve headings, structure and topical clarity so content matches what searchers are looking for, without keyword stuffing or padding pages with extra text.
WordPress AEO
AEO builds on sound SEO: clear questions, direct answers and accurate details help search features and AI assistants understand your pages. It can’t guarantee rich results or AI citations.
Structure articles and pages around the questions your visitors actually ask, with headings that name the question and content that answers it directly.
Add short summaries and question-and-answer sections where they help readers, using existing WordPress blocks, templates or custom fields.
Check that relevant schema matches the visible content. FAQ markup helps search engines read a page; it doesn’t guarantee rich results.
Make it clear who wrote the content and who runs the site, with consistent author profiles, About information and organization details.
Link related pages and posts so the relationship between your topics is clear to readers and to search systems.
Make sure important content is present in the rendered page, not only behind scripts or interactions that crawlers may not run.
WordPress GEO
GEO makes your WordPress content clear, well connected and technically accessible for generative search experiences. No one can guarantee citations in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews or other AI tools.
Make key facts, definitions and claims easy to find and consistent across pages, so content still makes sense when read out of context.
Strengthen the links between related pages and posts so your main topics and services are clearly connected.
Review how your business, people and services are described across the site and in its schema, and keep that information consistent.
Check that robots.txt, security plugins and firewalls aren’t unintentionally blocking the search and AI crawlers you want to allow.
Confirm the right version of each page is indexable and canonical, and that its main content appears in the rendered page.
Validate the structured data your site outputs and remove conflicting or duplicate markup from overlapping plugins.
Inspect technical SEO, site structure, metadata, plugin configuration, indexing and performance.
Separate critical indexing problems from improvements that can be made step by step.
Make the approved changes through WordPress settings, the existing SEO plugin, theme templates or custom code, whichever fits each issue.
Check metadata, canonical URLs, redirects, sitemap output, structured data and the rendered pages affected.
A short summary of the fixes made, issues still open and recommended next steps.
Packages
Every WordPress site is different, so each package is quoted after a short review of your website.
For smaller WordPress websites that need the foundations right: basic technical SEO checks, metadata and heading improvements, an indexability and sitemap review, and the agreed fixes.
For sites with crawling, indexing, permalink or technical issues: a technical audit, indexing and canonical troubleshooting, redirect, sitemap and robots.txt checks, a structured data and performance review, then agreed fixes and validation.
Technical SEO review and fixes, on-page optimization for an agreed number of URLs, internal linking and content structure, relevant AEO and GEO improvements, structured data validation and a final report.
Many SEO problems start in themes, plugins and templates. As a WordPress developer, I can find the cause and fix it myself.
I have built websites, WordPress themes and plugins for 12+ years, so I can troubleshoot templates and custom implementations, not only plugin settings.
Custom themes, ACF builds and WooCommerce stores are my everyday work, so I know how business websites and online stores are put together.
I implement the agreed fixes myself, instead of handing you a list of recommendations to pass on to someone else.
FAQ
Yes. I work inside your existing site, through WordPress settings, your SEO plugin, theme templates or custom code depending on the issue, without rebuilding it. If your hosting, theme or plugins limit a fix, I’ll tell you.
Yes. I go through the Page indexing report, find why pages are excluded or show errors, such as noindex settings, canonical conflicts, redirects or blocked URLs, fix the cause in WordPress and request validation. Google decides when the pages are crawled again.
Yes. I first check which SEO plugin or custom metadata setup your site already uses and how it’s configured, then make changes within that setup instead of adding another plugin.
Yes, including sitemaps that are missing or list the wrong URLs, incorrect or conflicting canonical tags, and permalink or redirect problems. Before changing permalink settings, I check how the change affects existing URLs and add redirects where needed.
I can make your content clearer, better structured and technically accessible, with consistent author and business details and valid structured data, which helps AI search tools understand it. No one can guarantee that ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews or other AI tools will cite your site.
No. Rankings depend on Google, your competitors and your content, so no one can honestly guarantee them, and the same goes for AI citations. I fix the technical and on-page issues that can hold your pages back.