Technical SEO & Link Repair
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need an SEO specialist to tackle a technical issue that’s hurting my site’s visibility: broken links.
What I’m after
• Crawl the entire website, identify every 404 or redirect loop, and map out their sources.
• Fix or properly redirect each broken link so users and search-engine bots can navigate without hitting dead ends.
• Deliver a concise report that lists: pages scanned, links repaired, and any URLs you redirected, plus before-and-after crawl error counts.
Why this matters
SEO is my main marketing focus, and technical soundness is the foundation. Once the links are fixed, I’ll be in a stronger position to explore other optimizations, so accuracy here is critical.
Tools & access
Use whichever crawler or audit tool you prefer—Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, SEMrush, or similar are all fine. I’ll provide CMS and hosting access where needed so you can implement changes directly.
Success criteria
No 404 errors or unnecessary redirect chains after your work, and the final crawl report confirms a clean bill of health.
If you’ve handled link-repair projects before and can move quickly, I’d love to hear how you’d approach this and your estimated timeline.
What I’m after
• Crawl the entire website, identify every 404 or redirect loop, and map out their sources.
• Fix or properly redirect each broken link so users and search-engine bots can navigate without hitting dead ends.
• Deliver a concise report that lists: pages scanned, links repaired, and any URLs you redirected, plus before-and-after crawl error counts.
Why this matters
SEO is my main marketing focus, and technical soundness is the foundation. Once the links are fixed, I’ll be in a stronger position to explore other optimizations, so accuracy here is critical.
Tools & access
Use whichever crawler or audit tool you prefer—Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, SEMrush, or similar are all fine. I’ll provide CMS and hosting access where needed so you can implement changes directly.
Success criteria
No 404 errors or unnecessary redirect chains after your work, and the final crawl report confirms a clean bill of health.
If you’ve handled link-repair projects before and can move quickly, I’d love to hear how you’d approach this and your estimated timeline.