Mohsin M.

Your WordPress site is live, but it's slow, hard to find on Google, or both, and you don't know if the problem is the code, the SEO, or something an agency never explained. I find the exact technical issue and fix it myself, on your live WordPress site, with no developer handoff in between. I'm a WordPress developer and technical SEO specialist with over a decade of hands-on experience, more than 1,300 completed Upwork projects, over $300K in completed Upwork earnings, Top Rated status, and a 99% Job Success Score. Most SEO consultants can tell you what's wrong with your site. Most WordPress developers can't tell you why it's not ranking. I do both. I run the technical SEO audit, and I'm the one who implements the fix, on your theme, your plugins, your hosting, the same day if needed. What I actually do: - Technical SEO audits covering crawlability, indexation, site architecture, internal linking, schema markup, and Core Web Vitals, using Search Atlas, Google Search Console, Screaming Frog, and Ahrefs - Page speed and Core Web Vitals optimization: caching, image optimization, script management, lazy loading, and code-level fixes when a plugin alone won't solve it, benchmarked against Google PageSpeed Insights and GTmetrix - On-page and local SEO implementation: title tags, meta descriptions, header structure, keyword-aligned content structure, and Google Business Profile alignment for businesses that depend on nearby customers finding them - WordPress development and redesign built with SEO and speed as requirements from the start, not an afterthought, using Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg, Oxygen, Bricks, and custom theme development - WooCommerce performance and technical SEO for stores losing rankings or conversions to a slow checkout - Malware removal, security hardening, backups, and ongoing WordPress maintenance so a fixed site stays fixed - Google Search Console and GA4 setup and monitoring, so you can see the results instead of taking my word for them - Website migrations between hosts and platforms, including Squarespace and Wix to WordPress, done without losing existing rankings - Custom PHP, HTML, and CSS troubleshooting for theme conflicts, broken layouts, and legacy code that a page builder alone can't fix Every technical SEO audit comes with a clear, prioritized list of what's actually costing you rankings or speed, not a lengthy report full of jargon. You'll know exactly what I'm fixing and why before I touch the site, and you'll get a plain explanation of the trade-offs if a fix affects design or functionality. I'm currently running a technical SEO and Core Web Vitals engagement for a luxury home brand, managing on-page and technical SEO through Search Atlas in a Spanish-language market. That's the kind of ongoing, measurable work I take on most often now. Recent development work includes converting a client's Figma designs into a fully responsive, pixel-perfect WordPress build, which earned a 5-star review for clean code and on-time delivery. Over the years I've worked with plumbing companies, glass repair businesses, wedding and invitation studios, local service providers, and professional-services firms: the kind of businesses where a slow page or an unranked service page has a direct, measurable cost. That range also means I've seen most of the ways a small business site breaks, from a plugin update that quietly kills page speed to a redesign that looks great but drops the pages that were actually ranking. That mix is exactly why I approach every project the same way. Diagnose first, then build or fix, then set up the reporting so you can see it's actually working, instead of guessing at what a redesign or an SEO push will do. I work best with businesses that already have a WordPress site and want it to perform: rank higher, load faster, and convert more of the traffic it already gets. That might mean a single technical SEO audit, a full site rebuild done right the first time, or ongoing monthly optimization once the initial fixes are in. One-time projects are welcome too. I just don't disappear once the invoice is paid. For ongoing engagements, that usually means monthly technical SEO work, Core Web Vitals monitoring, and a short, plain-language update on what changed and why, not just a stack of hours billed with no explanation. I typically respond within a few hours, I'm verified on Upwork, and I'm open to both project-based work and ongoing monthly engagements, whichever fits how you need to work. Send me a message with what's currently wrong, whether that's slow load times, dropping rankings, or a redesign that also needs to rank, and I'll tell you plainly whether I can fix it and what that looks like.