WordPress SEO services.
Your theme, your SEO plugin and your cache can each print a different title for the same page. We find the one Google reads, fix it on your site and check the live page.
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JMA Attachments' mobile PageSpeed score on WordPress, and 45 to 97 on desktop. Core Web Vitals case study
Archives and plugin pages compete with the pages that sell.
A custom post type can hold something people search for, a product, a location or a course, or only data a plugin needed somewhere to keep. Categories, tags, author and date archives face the same test: does anyone search for this page, or did the site publish it by accident?
The SEO strategy decides which pages Google should see before any plugin is told to index every archive.
When your theme and your SEO plugin both print a title, Google gets two.
A redirect plugin can fight your server's rules, and a cache can serve an old canonical long after the editor shows the new one. So a WordPress SEO expert gives each output one owner: the titles, canonicals, robots rules, sitemap, redirects and structured data. The competing one is removed, the cache cleared, and the live page checked on your domain.
Technical SEO follows each fix through the templates, hooks, plugins, rewrite rules and hosting until the live page matches it, on posts, archives and redirects as well as the homepage.
Plugin updates and theme releases keep changing what Google sees, so the work runs monthly on an SEO retainer. A WordPress SEO agency that installs one more plugin and leaves has added one more thing printing to the page.
If your developer makes the changes, you need a WordPress SEO consultant more than a WordPress SEO company: we name the owner of each output and check the live page after each release.
Which searches should your site own?
Send the site and what you sell.
We work on a monthly retainer, from $2,000 a month. If you are not ready for that, please don't apply.