WordPress SEO Setup

Technical SEO foundation — schema markup, XML sitemap, meta tags, Core Web Vitals, Google Search Console. Stop being invisible on Google.

Get set up — $299 flat

Most small business WordPress sites we look at have never had proper technical SEO configured — no schema, a broken or missing sitemap, generic meta descriptions, nobody watching Search Console. None of that requires content or link building to fix. It just requires someone to actually set it up correctly.

What's included

  • Schema markup for your business and page types
  • XML sitemap generated and submitted to Google
  • Unique title tags and meta descriptions per page
  • Core Web Vitals checked and fixed where failing
  • Google Search Console connected and verified
  • Broken links and redirect issues cleaned up

Who this is for

Businesses that show up nowhere on Google for their own name and services, or whose site was built by someone who never thought about search at all. If you already have solid technical SEO and need ongoing content, our blog writing service or monthly subscription are a better fit.

Price & turnaround

$299 flat · delivered in 5 days

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Frequently asked questions

No one can honestly promise that — rankings depend on competition, content, and time, not just technical setup. What this fixes is the foundation: making sure Google can properly crawl, understand, and index your site. Without that, nothing else you do for SEO matters.
This service is the technical setup — schema, sitemap, meta tags, Core Web Vitals. If you need ongoing blog content, see our blog writing service; it's built to work with this technical foundation.
It's structured data that tells Google exactly what your content is — a business, a product, an article, a FAQ. Sites with proper schema are more likely to get rich results in search (star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, business info) that plain listings don't get.
Yes — verification, sitemap submission, and a walkthrough of how to read it, if you don't already have it connected.
This is a one-time technical setup, not ongoing keyword research, content strategy, or link building. It's the foundation those efforts need to actually work — most sites we audit are missing it entirely.