Matt T.

I rebuild, migrate, repair, and manage business-critical websites. Clients bring me in when a site is stuck on a proprietary platform, a WordPress build has become fragile, a migration could put search visibility at risk, or a hosting, DNS, form, integration, or launch problem needs one accountable technical owner. My work spans WordPress and Duda, multisite, custom plugins and integrations, domain and hosting migrations, DNS, databases, APIs, forms, analytics, and ongoing website support. I have completed more than 60 Upwork projects, with client feedback highlighting clear communication, reliable delivery, and efficient technical problem-solving. Common projects: - SEO-safe WordPress rebuilds and website migrations - Pre-migration crawls, URL maps, redirects, metadata, schema, and internal links - Duda and WordPress websites for local service businesses - WordPress troubleshooting, custom code, forms, plugins, and integrations - Domain, DNS, SSL, CDN, hosting, and production cutovers - Multisite rebuilds, consolidation, databases, and content structures - Website performance, analytics, tracking, and deployment fixes - API, CRM, email-platform, and data integrations - Managed hosting, website care, and post-launch support For migrations, I preserve the details that are easy to lose: URL structure, titles and descriptions, headings, canonicals, schema, internal links, forms, analytics, redirects, sitemaps, robots rules, and production ownership. For technical rescue, I start by isolating the failure and the launch risk. I do not recommend a rebuild when a bounded repair is the responsible answer. My background combines software development, sales engineering, consulting, analytics, and business operations. That makes me especially useful when technical work must be explained clearly to a business owner, agency, SEO provider, or executive stakeholder. When you message me, include: - The current URL and platform - What must move, rebuild, or get fixed - Your deadline - Any known SEO, hosting, DNS, form, access, or integration constraints - What a successful launch looks like