Fix On-Page SEO & Redirects
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
My website’s on-page SEO has slipped and Google Search Console is lighting up with 404 errors. I need someone who can roll up their sleeves, audit the site, and put every piece back in order.
Here’s what I expect:
• Redirect clean-up – map and implement 301/302s for every 404 currently listed in Search Console, then verify they resolve correctly.
• Meta overhaul – write or refine unique, keyword-focused meta titles and descriptions across the site.
• Header tune-up – structure H1-H3 tags logically for both users and crawlers.
• Content polish – adjust keyword density and placement so pages stay relevant without stuffing.
• Image optimization – compress files, add descriptive alt text, and tidy filenames to support Core Web Vitals.
• Internal linking – add or update contextual links that help authority flow to priority pages.
• Sitemap refresh – generate and submit a clean XML sitemap once fixes are live, then request re-indexing.
• Confirmation – recheck in Search Console, provide a short before/after report, and share a concise changelog of every action taken.
You should be comfortable working directly inside WordPress (or a similar CMS), using tools like Google Search Console, Screaming Frog, Yoast or Rank Math, and PageSpeed Insights.
I value clear communication, documented changes, and tangible results. If you can move quickly and leave the site in measurably better shape, let’s get started.
Here’s what I expect:
• Redirect clean-up – map and implement 301/302s for every 404 currently listed in Search Console, then verify they resolve correctly.
• Meta overhaul – write or refine unique, keyword-focused meta titles and descriptions across the site.
• Header tune-up – structure H1-H3 tags logically for both users and crawlers.
• Content polish – adjust keyword density and placement so pages stay relevant without stuffing.
• Image optimization – compress files, add descriptive alt text, and tidy filenames to support Core Web Vitals.
• Internal linking – add or update contextual links that help authority flow to priority pages.
• Sitemap refresh – generate and submit a clean XML sitemap once fixes are live, then request re-indexing.
• Confirmation – recheck in Search Console, provide a short before/after report, and share a concise changelog of every action taken.
You should be comfortable working directly inside WordPress (or a similar CMS), using tools like Google Search Console, Screaming Frog, Yoast or Rank Math, and PageSpeed Insights.
I value clear communication, documented changes, and tangible results. If you can move quickly and leave the site in measurably better shape, let’s get started.
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