SEO
SEO fixed at the code level.
Most SEO problems are technical: slow pages, broken redirects, pages Google can’t index. I find them and I fix them, because I’m the developer who can actually change the code.
Sound familiar?
Usually, something is broken.
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Traffic dropped after a relaunch.
The new site looks great, but the old addresses were never redirected, and the search traffic went with them.
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Pages aren’t indexed.
Search Console shows warnings, errors or pages that Google has found but won’t show.
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It’s slow on mobile.
A heavy theme and a pile of plugins, and every page takes too long to appear.
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You paid for an audit nobody acted on.
A long PDF of findings, and nobody to turn it into changes on the site.
What I do
The technical work, done properly.
What I don’t do
Four things you won’t get.
SEO has a reputation for a reason. I stay out of the parts that earn it.
- No ranking guaranteesNobody controls Google. Anyone promising a position is guessing or selling.
- No bought linksThey can do real harm to a site, and they’re not something I’ll put your name to.
- No content farmsI don’t write filler articles to pad out a site.
- No lock-in retainersYou pay for work that’s done. Ongoing checks are optional and cancel any time.
How it works
Find it, price it, fix it.
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Audit
I crawl your site and check how search engines see it, then look at the code behind what I find.
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A plain-English fix list
Every issue in priority order, with a fixed quote for each job. No jargon, no long PDF.
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I implement it
The fixes are made on your site by me, not handed to someone else to work out.
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Optional monitoring
If you want it, regular checks to catch problems early. If not, you keep everything and carry on.
Monitoring
Checked by a tool I built myself.
Elanor is my own site monitoring product. I use it to keep an eye on the sites I look after, and you can use it too.
Visit elanorapp.com (opens in a new tab)- Uptime checks
- SSL expiry alerts
- SEO crawler
- Broken links
- Missing titles and tags
Platforms
Whatever your site runs on.
I work in the code of all of these, so fixes get made at the source.
- WordPress
- SilverStripe
- Static and Jamstack
- Rails
- Craft
- Statamic
Pricing
Pay for the work, not the promise.
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SEO audit
from £120
A full technical audit and a prioritised fix list in plain English. A fixed price, agreed before I start.
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Fixes
Quoted per job
Each fix on the list gets its own fixed quote. Do all of them, some of them, or take the list elsewhere.
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Ongoing checks
Through a care plan
Regular monitoring is part of the care plans, which are separate from hosting. No contract.
Prices exclude VAT.
Questions
SEO questions, answered.
No. I fix how your site is built and presented, not what it says. If you need writing, I’m happy to say what a good brief looks like.
I can’t promise a timescale, and I’d be wary of anyone who does. Technical fixes remove what’s holding a site back. How search engines respond is up to them.
No. You pay for the audit and the fixes you choose. Ongoing checks are optional.
Yes. I work on sites I didn’t build all the time, whatever they run on.
Before launch, not after. Redirects and indexing are far easier to get right in advance than to repair once traffic has gone.
Book an SEO audit.
Tell me about your site and what’s worrying you. I’ll reply within one working day with a straight answer and a fixed price.
Or get in touch directly
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