Crawl access & indexability
Review relevant robots.txt rules, noindex directives, response codes and representative Search Console examples when access is available.
Technical SEO Cleanup Package · iWebhacks
Get a clear diagnosis of crawl and indexing problems, then implement a focused set of fixes on your WordPress website.
Start with the pages that matter to your business. We agree the changes, test what was implemented and document what needs attention next.
Work directly with Jason. Website suitability, access and the final scope are confirmed before you commit.
What the cleanup reviews
A warning in a tool is a starting point for investigation. We check intended page behaviour and prioritise findings that affect your important URLs.
Review relevant robots.txt rules, noindex directives, response codes and representative Search Console examples when access is available.
Check declared canonicals, redirects and sitemap URLs for conflicting signals. Compare the intended URL with available Google-selected canonical information.
Review selected redirect chains, broken internal destinations and possible soft 404s. Recommend a relevant replacement or a proper error response based on the page’s purpose.
Check whether submitted sitemap URLs match the pages intended for search, including response status and canonical consistency.
Review important pages for broken internal links and limited discoverability within the agreed URL set. Identify practical links that help users reach them.
Separate issues that need implementation from intentional exclusions and items that need content or a larger development project.
A defined implementation scope
The starter includes up to three fixes selected and agreed before implementation. A fix means one configuration change, one shared template adjustment or one defined set of URL corrections.
For example, the scope might include correcting one canonical template, removing an unintended noindex setting and updating a sitemap configuration. If redirects are selected, the starter allows up to 10 individually agreed mappings as one fix.
The proposal names the changes, affected pages, acceptance checks and exclusions. Larger websites and more complex problems receive a separate scope.
Before the project begins
Send your website URL, the problem you are seeing and any Search Console examples. I’ll assess whether the starter scope is suitable and identify the access needed.
The quoted scope confirms review limits, the fix list, staging or backup arrangements, launch approval, timing, payment terms and the correction period for implementation defects. If the cause is unclear, a diagnostic may be quoted first.
Need the broader service overview? Explore Technical SEO.
Relevant delivery experience
Technical SEO work included indexing issues, canonical checks, redirects and validation alongside ongoing optimisation. This project illustrates relevant implementation experience rather than a promise of the same outcome for every website.
Read the technical SEO case study →Build on the cleanup
Once the priority fixes are addressed, choose the next work around your business goals. These are related services, scoped separately from the cleanup.
Coordinate technical work with search priorities, relevant landing pages and a broader optimisation programme.
Explore SEO →Support service-area relevance and the pages people use to assess your local business. Local visibility needs its own plan.
Explore Local SEO →Identify where useful content, clearer page intent or a better topic plan is needed beyond a technical fix.
Explore Content Strategy →Plan paid search separately when you need campaign traffic and measurable landing-page journeys. Advertising does not improve organic rankings.
Explore Paid Search →Assess content clarity, discoverability and visibility across AI-assisted search experiences without promising inclusion or citations.
Explore AI Search Visibility →Not every finding needs a new project. Use the handover to decide what is worth doing next and what can wait.
Discuss your priorities →Package FAQs
It is the starting price for one suitable WordPress website, review of up to 50 public URLs and up to three agreed configuration or template fixes. The final quote reflects complexity, access and dependencies. You approve it before work begins.
No. Some URLs are intentionally excluded or are legitimate duplicates. We review the intended purpose of the affected pages before recommending changes.
The starter includes the agreed fix list, within its implementation limits. Other findings are documented and prioritised. Additional work is quoted before implementation.
No. Correcting technical problems can remove barriers, but Google decides whether and when to crawl, index and rank pages. Recovery also depends on content, competition and other factors. There is no guaranteed ranking or recovery date.
The proposal defines the implementation and approval process. Staging or suitable backups are arranged before changes where appropriate, and launch follows the agreed sign-off.
That depends on the agreed scope. It may include Search Console, WordPress and relevant hosting or configuration access. Access is arranged through a suitable method after scope agreement; do not send passwords in the initial enquiry.
Timing is confirmed after reviewing the website and agreed fixes. Implementation time and search engine recrawling time are different. The latter is outside the delivery schedule.
The package includes post-change checks and handover. Any correction period for implementation defects is defined in the proposal. Recurring monitoring, future fixes and ongoing SEO are separate services.
Discuss your website
Share the website and the issue you are seeing. I’ll assess whether a defined cleanup is the right starting point and confirm a practical scope.