Technical SEO

WordPress SEO Repair in Tucson

WordPress is flexible, but plugins and themes can create technical SEO problems. We diagnose and repair issues like accidental noindex tags, canonical conflicts, and sitemap errors. Our work is based on a thorough audit of your site's configuration and files.

Diagnosing Theme and Plugin Conflicts

We review your active plugins and theme code to identify conflicts that might affect SEO. This includes checking for duplicate output of meta tags, broken schema markup, or scripts that block rendering. We use a staging environment to test changes, ensuring that we don't break your live site while diagnosing issues.

Repairing Indexation and Canonical Issues

A common WordPress problem is an accidental noindex tag applied site-wide. We audit your robots meta tags and fix any that are incorrectly set. We also check your canonical tags to verify whether they point to the correct URL, especially when pagination or parameter tracking is involved. We correct these issues in the database or via code changes.

Restoring Sitemaps and Redirects

We verify that your XML sitemap is generated correctly and doesn't include blocked or redirected URLs. We also check your redirect rules, especially if you've changed permalinks or migrated from another platform. We repair broken redirects and remove any that create chains, helping search engines navigate your site more effectively.

Performance and Structured Data Checks

We review your site's performance metrics, focusing on server response times and resource loading that might be affected by plugins. We also validate your structured data to assess whether it matches Google's guidelines. We report on these technical factors without making claims about specific performance scores or predictions about rich-result display.

What the engagement can produce

Practical deliverables

WordPress SEO Diagnostic

A report on plugin conflicts, noindex issues, canonical errors, and sitemap problems found on your site.

Code and Configuration Fixes

We implement fixes in your theme files, functions.php, or database to resolve the identified technical issues.

Staging Verification

All changes are tested on a staging copy of your site to reduce deployment risk and identify regressions before release.

Final Verification Report

A summary of the fixes applied and the results of our post-implementation checks on your live site.