Find and Fix What Is Holding Your Website Back
An established website can accumulate broken links, outdated metadata, confusing page structure, and other SEO issues. SEO Clean-Up starts with a review, so the work addresses real problems rather than a generic checklist.
What the Service Can Include
- Technical and on-page SEO audit
- Page-title and meta-description improvements
- Broken-link and internal-link review
- Heading structure and important-page checks
- Indexing and crawlability recommendations where relevant
- A prioritized report of completed work and remaining issues
Who It Can Help
This service can help when your website has grown without a clear SEO plan, an audit has flagged problems, or existing pages need attention. We distinguish SEO work from larger development tasks that may need a separate scope.
What You Receive
You receive the agreed fixes and a clear explanation of what changed. Where a problem needs your developer, hosting provider, or another specialist, we describe the recommendation and next step.
A Long Report Should Lead to Clear Priorities
An audit can flag dozens of issues without explaining which ones matter to your business. We review the findings, investigate the relevant pages, and recommend a sensible order of work. You’ll understand what we propose to fix and whether anything needs help from your developer or hosting provider.
How an SEO Clean-Up Project Works
First, send us your website and any existing report. We review the reported problems and investigate before recommending fixes. Then we agree on the pages, changes, access, timeline, and price. After implementation, we check the agreed changes and explain anything still outstanding.
A technical audit identifies and prioritizes issues. SEO Clean-Up puts agreed improvements into place. The audit and implementation scopes are separate, so you can choose the help you need. See our individual SEO services if you need a focused review.
Sample Deliverable: Findings, Fixes, and Checks
Sample deliverable — demonstration project. These examples show how we organize work. They are not client results, and your project scope will be agreed separately.
A retired page leads to an error
Proposed action: identify the relevant replacement and set a permanent redirect if appropriate. Completion check: confirm the old address reaches the correct destination and review the redirect response.
An internal link points to an empty anchor
Proposed action: replace the placeholder with the intended page address. Completion check: open the updated link and confirm the destination matches the surrounding text.
Several page titles do not explain their purpose
Proposed action: write distinct titles describing the actual pages. Completion check: inspect the published titles. A search engine may still choose different wording in its results.
Questions About Website SEO Clean-Up
Will you make the fixes or just provide a report?
Implementation can be part of SEO Clean-Up. We specify the changes we will make before starting, then provide a completed-work summary. Recommendations outside that scope remain clearly identified.
Can I send an audit from another provider?
Yes. Send it with your website address and tell us what concerns you. We check the findings in context before recommending work; an automated warning alone does not establish a problem.
What requires a developer?
Custom code, theme changes, migrations, complex integrations, and server work may need a developer or hosting provider. We identify those dependencies and discuss the next step before adding work.
What happens after the cleanup?
You receive a summary of completed changes, the checks performed, and remaining priorities. That gives you a basis for deciding whether to handle the next steps yourself or request more support.
Flexible Scope, Clear Pricing
We agree on the work, deliverables, and price before starting. When appropriate, we can discuss sliding-scale pricing. You can begin with a focused project and add work only when it makes sense for your business.
Do all audit warnings need immediate attention?
No. Some warnings are minor or depend on your website’s context. We help you understand what matters, what can wait, and what needs investigation.
Let’s Talk About Your Next Step
Tell us about your business and what you want to improve. We’ll listen first, explain your options, and recommend a practical starting point.