Technical SEO That Fixes What Is Actually Broken

Most websites do not need "more SEO". They need the technical layer underneath fixed: the crawl paths, the speed, the redirects, the metadata and the structured data that determine whether search engines can find, understand and rank what is already there. That is what this service covers — continuously, not as a one-off report that gathers dust.

What technical SEO actually covers

Every month we check, fix and report on the parts of your site that quietly decide your rankings:

• Crawlability and indexation — sitemap accuracy, coverage errors, accidental noindex, orphan pages and canonical conflicts.
• Site speed and Core Web Vitals — render-blocking assets, image formats, font loading, caching headers and anything else slowing real users down.
• Redirect and migration integrity — every old URL should 301 to its rightful home; we find and repair chains, loops and dead ends.
• Structured data — valid, honest schema markup (organisation, services, breadcrumbs, articles) that earns rich results without risking spam flags.
• Metadata and SERP appearance — titles and descriptions that actually get clicked, canonical tags, Open Graph and social cards.
• Internal linking — sensible architecture so authority flows to the pages that matter and every indexable page is reachable.
• Accessibility overlap — heading structure, alt text and keyboard access that help users and crawlers alike.
• Hosting and CDN layer — HTTPS, TLS versions, compression, HTTP/3, security headers and canonical host enforcement.

How the monthly service works

£150 per month plus VAT, rolling monthly with no lock-in. Each month we audit your site, fix what we can fix directly, flag anything that needs a conversation, and send you a plain-English summary of what changed and why. If something breaks mid-month — a dodgy redirect, a plugin update that tanks your speed — you email us and we deal with it.

This website is the case study

Everything on this service page is something we did to this exact site over the last fortnight:

• migrated it off WordPress and Divi onto a fully static build — no PHP, no database, no plugin stack;
• preserved every legacy URL with a 190-rule redirect map plus 368 query-string rules;
• rebuilt the sitemap and consolidated it to a tight set of indexable canonical pages;
• added structured data across the site — organisation, services, breadcrumbs and articles;
• wired up self-canonicals, metadata fallbacks, breadcrumbs and related-article linking;
• hardened the CDN edge — TLS 1.2 minimum, compression, HTTP/3, HSTS — and fixed email-authentication DNS records along the way.

The result is a site that scores green across the board and costs almost nothing to host. Yours can be the same.

WordPress to static site conversion

Running WordPress and want the speed and security gains first? We convert your existing WordPress site into a fast static website — same content, same look and feel, same URLs — for a fixed £799 plus VAT.

WordPress powers a third of the web, but for a typical business brochure site it is often the wrong tool: a database, a dozen plugins, constant security updates, a login page that attracts bots, and page builders that bury your content under layers of JavaScript.

Not ready to move off WordPress yet? Get the foundations right first — we compared the best WordPress hosting providers for small UK businesses.

Why businesses leave WordPress

• Speed. A static page is a file served instantly from the edge — no PHP rendering, no database queries, no page-builder bloat. Load times drop from seconds to milliseconds.
• Security. No wp-login.php, no plugin vulnerabilities, no database to inject. The most common WordPress attack surface simply ceases to exist.
• Reliability. Static sites do not fall over when a plugin updates at 3am or your PHP version goes end-of-life.
• Cost. Static hosting is cheap — often a fraction of a managed WordPress plan — and there is no plugin licence treadmill.
• Maintenance. Nothing to update weekly. The site just sits there working.

What the £799 plus VAT conversion includes

• Full extraction of your existing content — pages, posts, images and media.
• Every URL preserved, with a complete 301 redirect map so rankings and old links carry over intact.
• A clean, responsive rebuild of your design — not a screenshot, a working modern site.
• Images optimised and served in modern formats (AVIF/WebP with fallbacks).
• Your contact form rebuilt with spam protection, on the same URL it had before.
• Sitemap, metadata, canonical tags and structured data included as standard.
• Deployment to modern hosting (we use and recommend Coolify-managed hosting behind Cloudflare) — or your own infrastructure if you prefer.
• Post-launch verification: every page checked, every redirect tested.

An honest caveat

£799 plus VAT covers a typical small-business brochure site or blog. Very large sites, e-commerce stores, or sites with complex custom functionality (membership areas, booking systems) are quoted individually after a look at what is involved — tell us what you have and we will tell you straight what it would take.

What changes afterwards

Honestly: you lose the WordPress admin panel. Content edits are made in the site's source and redeployed automatically — for most brochure sites that means emailing us a change or editing a file. If your team needs to publish frequently and self-serve, we will tell you to keep a CMS — and can discuss headless options instead. For everyone else, the trade is worth it: the site gets dramatically faster, cheaper to run and almost impossible to hack.

This very website is a conversion. It ran on WordPress and Divi for years; today it is a static build serving hundreds of pages, with every legacy URL preserved, the contact form working exactly as before, and green performance scores across the board.

Let's fix your foundations

Get in touch and tell us what is underperforming — or send us your WordPress site address and we will confirm whether it fits the fixed conversion price. Either way, honest advice and no hard sell.