Theme, plugin, hosting and structure review — everything that affects how Google crawls and ranks the site.
Speed work at theme, plugin, image and server level, measured against real-user data.
Removing redundant plugins and scripts — most WordPress sites run far more than they need.
Taxonomies, archives and linking configured so authority flows to your money pages.
Titles, content structure and schema markup done properly across key pages.
Optional monthly care so updates, plugins and performance never quietly regress.
Technical, speed, structure and content — every issue mapped and ranked by impact.
Theme, plugin and image optimisation first, because speed lifts everything else.
Taxonomies, archives, canonicals and sitemaps configured so Google crawls what matters.
Key pages optimised for their target keywords with proper structure and schema.
Tracking plus optional maintenance, so the gains survive every plugin update.
Core Web Vitals in the green, measured on real users.
Fewer plugins and scripts mean fewer conflicts, faster updates and fewer breakages.
With foundations fixed, every post and page you publish performs closer to its potential.
Redesigns, theme switches and migrations handled without ranking losses.
Excellent — arguably the best mainstream platform, because you control everything. That control cuts both ways: a well-configured WordPress site is a ranking machine, and a neglected one collects problems. Management is the difference.
Any of the major ones, configured correctly — the plugin choice matters far less than people think. Rankings come from speed, structure and content; the plugin just handles the housekeeping.
Not always. There is usually meaningful speed to recover through optimisation before a rebuild is justified. When a rebuild genuinely is the answer, I will show you the numbers that prove it first.
Yes — happily. I can implement directly, or provide precise, prioritised tickets and verify each one. Either way, everything is documented in plain English.
Optionally, yes. Updates and plugin changes cause quiet regressions, and a light monthly check keeps performance and rankings from eroding. It is available, never required.