Description
Technical SEO fixes remove the problems that stop Google from crawling, understanding and indexing your pages. For $199 we fix up to 10 technical issues on your WordPress or Shopify site, such as indexing errors, broken links, redirect chains and duplicate pages, then send you a before-and-after summary.
The Technical SEO Fix Pack is the natural next step after an audit. You already know what is wrong; we do the work. Each fix is tested, so you know the problem is really gone and not just hidden.
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What the technical SEO fixes include
- Up to 10 technical issues fixed. Taken from your audit, a Search Console report or a list you send us.
- WordPress and Shopify sites. The two platforms we work on most.
- Indexing and crawl problems. Pages blocked by mistake, noindex tags in the wrong place, sitemap errors.
- Redirects and broken links. 404 errors, redirect chains and links pointing to old URLs.
- Duplicate and canonical fixes. Several URLs showing the same content, and missing or wrong canonical tags.
- Before-and-after summary. A short report of every change.
Who these technical SEO fixes are for
It suits site owners who have an audit or a Search Console report full of errors and no time or developer to fix them. It is also useful after a redesign or a move to a new platform, when old URLs, redirects and duplicate pages often cause problems.
How it works
- Order and pay. Add the fix pack to your cart and pay by Remitly at checkout.
- Send the issues. After we confirm payment, send us your audit, a Search Console export or a list of problems.
- We agree the list. We confirm the 10 issues we will fix and explain anything that needs more time.
- Give access. A temporary admin or collaborator account on your site; we never need your own password.
- We fix and test. Each of the technical SEO fixes is applied, tested and recorded.
- You get the summary. A before-and-after report, and you can remove our access.
What you receive
The summary lists each issue, the page or setting it affected, what we changed and the result after the change. It also adds a short tip on how to stop the problem coming back, for example when you delete a page or change a URL.
Common technical SEO fixes we do
Indexing problems
Important pages marked noindex, blocked in robots.txt or missing from the sitemap. These are often the most valuable technical SEO fixes because the pages simply cannot rank until they are solved.
Broken links and redirect chains
Links to pages that no longer exist waste visits and crawl time. We repair them or add a correct 301 redirect.
Duplicate pages and canonical tags
Product variations, tag pages and URLs with tracking codes can create copies of the same page. Correct canonical tags tell Google which version to show; Google’s page on canonicalization explains the idea.
What the fix pack does not include
It covers up to 10 issues. Large jobs such as a full site migration, custom theme development or speed work that needs a new theme are quoted separately. We don’t touch payment settings or delete content without your written approval, and we always keep a backup before a change.
Signs you need technical SEO fixes
- Google Search Console shows pages as “Excluded”, “Not indexed” or “Crawled, currently not indexed”.
- Your site has many 404 errors or old URLs from a previous website.
- The same product or page appears under several URLs.
- You recently changed theme, platform or domain.
- An audit gave you a list of errors you don’t know how to solve.
These are exactly the problems our technical SEO fixes are made for.
How to prepare for your technical SEO fixes
Send us the most recent audit or Search Console export you have, and tell us about any recent changes to the site. Create a temporary admin account for us (WordPress) or a collaborator account (Shopify), so you never share your own password. If your host offers backups, make sure a recent one exists; we also keep our own record of every change.
Tell us about anything we must not change, for example a page your sales team uses, special redirects or tracking codes. We plan the technical SEO fixes around those limits.
After the fixes
Google needs time to crawl the site again before the changes show in Search Console. We tell you which reports to watch and when to check them, so you can see the effect of the technical SEO fixes yourself. If a problem comes back, the summary explains what usually causes it.
Can you fix speed problems?
Some speed problems, such as oversized images or a missing cache setting, fit in the pack as technical SEO fixes. Speed work that needs a new theme or custom code is quoted separately.
Example: entries from a fix summary
This is an illustrative example of a technical SEO fixes summary for a WordPress site, not a real client report:
- Issue: 38 old blog URLs returned 404 after a redesign. Fix: 301 redirects to the matching new posts. After: all 38 URLs now lead to a live page.
- Issue: the shop category pages were set to noindex. Fix: setting corrected in the SEO plugin. After: pages indexable and listed in the sitemap.
- Issue: product pages available at two URLs. Fix: canonical tags pointed to the main version. After: one URL per product.
Every entry in your real summary follows this format, so you can see what changed and check it yourself.
Common technical mistakes we fix
Leftover development settings
Noindex tags, password protection or blocked crawling left over from building the site.
Redirect chains
A link that goes from page A to B to C wastes time for visitors and crawlers. We point it straight to the final page.
Mixed http and https
Some pages or images still load over http after a move to https, which causes warnings and duplicate URLs.
Thin tag and archive pages
WordPress tag pages and some Shopify collection filters create many near-empty pages. Technical SEO fixes can keep them out of the index.
Sitemaps that list the wrong pages
Sitemaps that include redirected, deleted or noindexed URLs send Google mixed signals. We clean them up.
Technical SEO fixes or ongoing technical SEO?
The fix pack solves a defined list of up to 10 problems once. Ongoing technical SEO watches the site every month, catches new errors and handles bigger projects such as migrations. Most small sites only need the pack after an audit and an occasional check. Larger shops and sites that change often benefit from ongoing work, which our technical SEO services page explains. Not sure which you need? Ask us before you order technical SEO fixes.
Price and payment
The price is fixed and paid once, in US dollars. There is no contract and nothing renews. You pay at checkout by Remitly (bank deposit or Orange Money); the checkout shows each step and asks for your Remitly reference and a screenshot. We start as soon as we confirm your payment, and we email you to confirm the scope and the delivery date. If something is unclear before you buy, send us a message first. Refunds follow our refund policy.
Technical SEO fixes FAQ
Do I need an audit first?
It helps. Our website SEO audit gives you a prioritized list, and its fix list fits this pack well.
What if I have more than 10 issues?
We fix the 10 most important first. For more, buy a second pack or ask us for a quote.
Do you work on Wix or Squarespace?
Some fixes are possible, but these platforms limit what can be changed. Tell us before you order.
Will the fixes improve my rankings?
They remove technical barriers, which helps Google crawl and index your pages. Rankings also depend on content and links, so we don’t promise positions. Our technical SEO services page covers ongoing work.
See every fixed-price job on our SEO price list.
Will you break anything on my site?
We take care not to. Every change is recorded, a backup exists before we start, and we test each page after the technical SEO fixes. If something unexpected happens, we roll the change back and tell you.
Can you fix errors from Search Console?
Yes. Search Console reports are one of the best sources for technical SEO fixes. Export the report or add us as a user, and we choose the 10 errors that matter most.
How do I know the fixes worked?
The before-and-after summary shows each result, and we tell you which Search Console reports to check over the next weeks so you can confirm the technical SEO fixes yourself.
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