SEO, from strategy to technical implementation
SEO is not only rankings; it is growth infrastructure
I work where SEO strategy meets implementation: technical architecture, content structure and CMS infrastructure. The goal is not only to find issues, but to turn priorities into changes that can be implemented, measured and improved.
Frequently asked questions
01Do you only work with WordPress?
No. WordPress is one of the platforms I work with. Custom CMS, technical infrastructure and collaboration with development teams are a core part of my work.
02Where does an SEO project start?
It starts with understanding the business, current organic performance, technical condition, competitors and the highest-impact opportunities. The result is a prioritized roadmap rather than a generic checklist.
03Can you work directly with our developers?
Yes. I can translate SEO requirements into implementation tasks, review staging changes and run SEO QA before and after deployment.
04Can you help with a CMS or website migration?
Yes. Migration planning can include URL mapping, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps, staging QA, launch monitoring and post-migration checks.
05What is included in Technical SEO?
Depending on the project it can include crawling and indexation, architecture, canonicals, redirects, structured data, rendering, Core Web Vitals, faceted navigation and other infrastructure issues.
06Do you work with multilingual websites?
Yes. Multilingual SEO can cover URL architecture, hreflang, localized metadata, sitemaps, canonicals and technical QA for each locale.