Most WordPress SEO problems are not content problems. They are plugin conflicts rewriting your tags, archive and attachment URLs bloating your index, and a theme that buries your headings. We fix those in the build, then report what changed.
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No discovery phase that bills for a month. Work starts in week one and you see the crawl evidence for every claim.
Plugin conflict resolution
Two SEO plugins fighting over canonical tags is the single most common ranking blocker we find. We keep one, migrate its data, and verify output.
Template level on page work
Fixes applied in the theme so every current and future post inherits them, instead of hand editing a hundred posts.
Internal link architecture
New pages inherit authority from the pages that already rank, so nothing ships orphaned.
Staging first workflow
Every change lands on staging with a rollback point. Nothing goes live during your business hours without approval.
Migration leftovers cleaned
Old host redirects, mixed content, stale canonicals, and hreflang debris from previous agencies.
The honest limit: Technical work unblocks pages Google already wanted to crawl, so impressions can move in two to four weeks. Competitive positions still need content and links, and that takes three to six months. If your problem is that nobody is searching for what you sell, no amount of WordPress work fixes it, and we will say so before you pay.
Yoast and Rank Math write tags. They do not decide what gets indexed, they do not fix a theme that outputs three H1 tags, and they cannot stop a page builder from loading four hundred kilobytes of unused CSS on your money page. A plugin is a settings panel. This is an engineer reading the crawl and changing the code.
We ran this exact process on our own site and went from 2 clicks to 56 clicks a month, with impressions passing 13,000, inside one month of shipping the technical and schema work.
Send me the site, I will find 3 fixesOur WordPress SEO work starts at $499 a month, which covers technical and on page fixes applied directly in the code. A one off diagnostic is $149 and credits toward your first month if you continue. Across the market, honest WordPress SEO retainers run $500 to $2,000 a month in 2026. Anything under about $300 a month is usually an automated report with no engineer attached.
No. Yoast, Rank Math, and All in One write meta tags and generate a sitemap, which is roughly ten percent of the job. They do not fix duplicate content created by archives and attachment pages, they do not repair a theme that ships broken heading order, and they cannot resolve two plugins writing conflicting canonical tags. The plugin is the dashboard. The fixes happen in the code.
Rank Math or Yoast, and only one of them. The specific choice matters far less than removing the second one. We migrate settings and redirects from the plugin you drop, verify the output on a crawl, then keep whichever your team already knows how to use.
For the audit, no. We crawl the public site and read Search Console with view only access. For the fixes, yes, we need an administrator account, and ideally staging. We keep a rollback point before every change.
Everything lands on staging first with a full backup and a rollback point. We compare a crawl before and after each batch. If something regresses, we revert in minutes rather than debugging on your live site.
Yes. Agencies get technical SEO and WordPress fixes white labelled, with reports written in your voice and no contact with your client unless you invite us. Care work starts at $79 a site and SEO sprints are quoted per property.
The first pass runs two to four weeks depending on how many templates carry the problem. Index bloat removal keeps working after that, because Google needs several crawl cycles to drop the URLs you deindexed.
On the $999 a month plan, yes, four optimised pages a month, either new money pages or deep rewrites. At $499 a month we do the technical and on page work and hand your writer an intent brief for each page.
We crawl the site, read what Search Console will show us, and reply with the three fixes that would move the needle first. If you want the paid version, the $149 diagnostic credits toward month one.
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The rest of the SEO stack, priced the same honest way.
Foundations $499, Growth $999, Authority and AI $1,999. Month to month.
One crawl, every blocker fixed in the code within two weeks. $349.
Tested updates and verified backups so a plugin update never undoes the ranking.