Technical optimization

Performance and technical SEO for WordPress sites that need stronger fundamentals.

Targeted work to improve structure, speed, stability and baseline SEO signals, without inflated performance claims or fragile promises.

Last updated: 2026-01-20

Outcomes

  • Better technical quality across themes, templates and markup.
  • Core Web Vitals oriented fixes and semantic structure improvements.
  • A stronger foundation for content, crawling and future maintenance.
Performance & SEO

Where this service fits best

WordPress performance and technical SEO for agencies: Core Web Vitals, technical audits, clean structure and targeted fixes on existing sites.

I structure the work for agencies that need dependable white-label execution and handoff the team can pick up without hidden assumptions.

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Frequently asked questions about Performance & SEO

Do you only run audits or also implement fixes?

I can do both: read the technical problem and work directly on markup, assets, templates and the parts holding back performance or technical SEO.

Do you promise specific Lighthouse or Core Web Vitals scores?

No. I prefer durable work on structure, weight and stability rather than fragile promises built around a single benchmark screenshot.

Do you also work on live sites?

Yes. In many cases the useful work starts on existing sites that have accumulated bloat, regressions or technical issues left unresolved.