Full WordPress SEO Migration Setup
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I have already completed the Blogger-to-WordPress migration on a Hostinger server; now I need an expert to finish the job so the site is clean, fast, secure, and fully monetisation-ready.
Here is what still needs to happen:
• Configure Hostinger for best-practice performance and security
• Finish the WordPress back-end setup, including theme tweaks and plugin housekeeping
• Connect Google Analytics 4, Google AdSense, and Google Search Console (with proper property and data-stream settings)
• Generate and submit an XML sitemap, set up robots.txt, and ensure every post is indexed correctly
• Install and configure an SEO plugin—Yoast, All in One SEO, SEMRush, or another tool you recommend—so on-page optimisation, schema, and meta data are handled automatically going forward
• Implement HTTPS, force SSL, and eliminate mixed-content warnings
• Create 301 redirects for any legacy Blogger URLs so existing backlinks keep their value
• Optimise Core Web Vitals: image compression, caching, minification, lazy-loading, and database cleanup
• Run a final technical audit, fix any crawl errors, and verify everything in Search Console before sign-off
When you hand the site back it should score well on Google PageSpeed Insights, pass security checks, and be fully prepared for traffic growth and ad revenue. If you’ve handled similar end-to-end migrations, especially on Hostinger, I’ll value seeing those results.
Here is what still needs to happen:
• Configure Hostinger for best-practice performance and security
• Finish the WordPress back-end setup, including theme tweaks and plugin housekeeping
• Connect Google Analytics 4, Google AdSense, and Google Search Console (with proper property and data-stream settings)
• Generate and submit an XML sitemap, set up robots.txt, and ensure every post is indexed correctly
• Install and configure an SEO plugin—Yoast, All in One SEO, SEMRush, or another tool you recommend—so on-page optimisation, schema, and meta data are handled automatically going forward
• Implement HTTPS, force SSL, and eliminate mixed-content warnings
• Create 301 redirects for any legacy Blogger URLs so existing backlinks keep their value
• Optimise Core Web Vitals: image compression, caching, minification, lazy-loading, and database cleanup
• Run a final technical audit, fix any crawl errors, and verify everything in Search Console before sign-off
When you hand the site back it should score well on Google PageSpeed Insights, pass security checks, and be fully prepared for traffic growth and ad revenue. If you’ve handled similar end-to-end migrations, especially on Hostinger, I’ll value seeing those results.