You’ve had an audit, or you just know something’s off. I roll my sleeves up and sort it. Titles, speed, broken links, missing pages and the code behind the scenes. Then I show you exactly what changed.
Most sites that struggle on Google aren’t broken in a way you can see. They load, they look alright and the contact form works. The problems are underneath. Pages with the same title, images five times bigger than they need to be, old links that go nowhere and pages Google has quietly decided not to show, which you can see in the page indexing report in Search Console. I’ve written about the speed side in why a slow mobile site costs you customers.
As a Liverpool SEO consultant, my SEO fixes work means going through that list and sorting it, quickest wins first because they move fastest. Plenty of sites climb on the fixes alone, before a single new page gets written.
Most of my work is on WordPress. I take a full backup before I touch anything, and you get a plain list of every change and why I made it.
Fixes are included in the £125 a week, and they usually take up the first few weeks after the audit. Once the basics are sorted, the same weekly time goes into new pages and your ten target searches as part of an SEO campaign. For the basics of what I look at on each page, see on-page SEO basics for small businesses.
The jobs I do most often. Your list will depend on what the audit turns up.
Every page given its own title and description so it stands a chance of getting the click.
Oversized images, bloated plugins and slow loading sorted. Phones first.
Dead links repaired and old addresses redirected to the right place.
Code that tells search engines who you are, what you do and where you work.
Pages Google can’t or won’t show get found and fixed.
Pages fighting each other for the same search get merged or tidied up.
Had a really good experience with Peter he did everything he told me he would.
A lot of people are told they need a new website when the one they have is fine underneath. It just hasn’t been set up for search. Sorting it costs far less than a rebuild and you see the difference sooner. If a rebuild really is needed, my website redesign SEO checklist covers how to do it without losing rankings.
If your site really is past saving I’ll say so. I’d rather tell you that up front than take your money for patching it.
From a site Google overlooks to one it shows.
Start with my audit, or hand me a list you’ve already had from someone else.
Titles, speed and broken links come first because they move fastest.
A plain list of what I changed and why. Then we watch the rankings together.
Fill this in and I’ll look at your site and tell you the first three things I’d fix. No automated report and no sales pitch.
If you want me to crack on, it’s £125 a week, which is about £18 a day. Less than a couple of coffees.
Find out what needs fixing first.
Rather message? WhatsApp me on 07463 631121 or call 0151 402 0925.
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They’re part of the £125 a week, which is about £18 a day. Fixes usually take up the first few weeks, then the time moves on to new pages.
Most of my work is on WordPress. If yours is built on something else, ask me and I’ll tell you straight whether I can help.
It helps because it tells us what to fix. If you already have a list from someone else, I can work from that instead.
Yes. You get a plain list of every change and the reason for it.
I take a full backup before I start. If anything looks wrong, it goes straight back to how it was.
Some show within weeks, once Google has looked at the pages again. Bigger changes take a little longer to settle.
Often not. Most sites can be fixed for far less than a rebuild. If yours really is past saving, I’ll tell you.
Usually, yes. Oversized images and heavy plugins are the most common causes, and both can be sorted.
Code that tells search engines and AI tools who you are, what you do and where you work. I add it to the pages that need it.
Happily. I can make the changes myself or send them a clear list. Whatever suits you both.
