Technical SEO
Indexing, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps and the errors Search Console reports.
I help businesses get found on Google by the people who are about to visit or buy. I work from Baramulla, Kashmir, for businesses here and around the world, and every change I make is tracked in Google Search Console.
Most businesses have more than one kind of customer on Google, and each one searches differently.
Some are planning from another city or country. A family booking a holiday, a student choosing a college or a buyer looking for a supplier searches weeks ahead, by what they need and where, and never types your business name. Others are already nearby and searching on a phone for something close. Google answers them with a map, which is where your Google Business Profile and local SEO come in. And some already know you and just want your number.
Each group needs different pages. The first needs a page for every service, product or course you sell. The second needs an accurate listing and a site that backs it up. The third needs your name, phone and address to be easy to find and the same everywhere.
In this order, because content on a site Google can't read is wasted.
I check indexing in Search Console, redirects, the sitemap, the mobile layout, speed and structured data.
One clear topic per page, a title and description written for the results page, and links between your pages.
A page for each service, product, package or place, seasonal pages published ahead of time, and answers to the questions customers ask.
An accurate Google Business Profile, the same details on every listing, genuine reviews, and a plain report on what changed.
Each part of the work has its own page, so you can see exactly what is involved.
Indexing, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps and the errors Search Console reports.
Google Maps, the local pack and matching details for customers nearby.
Schema markup that tells Google what each page is about, in its own vocabulary.
GA4 and Search Console set up properly, so you can see what is working.
Moving domain, host or platform without losing the pages Google already knows.
Faster pages on phones, measured before and after.
Want SEO planned for your kind of business? See SEO for hotels, for schools, for online stores and other industries.
Send me your website, the market you sell to and the searches you want to be found for. I'll review it myself and tell you what I'd fix first.
I don't buy links, swap links or submit your site to hundreds of directories. Google treats that as spam, and the damage can take months to undo.
I don't write fake reviews or offer customers a discount for one. Both break Google's review rules and can get a listing suspended.
I don't make fifty copies of a page with a different town name in each. Pages for places where you don't actually work help nobody, and Google has become good at ignoring them.
And I won't promise you a position on Google. If you want to judge any SEO, not just me, read my guide on how to choose a web developer. If you'd like a written review of your site first, request an SEO audit.
No, and I would be careful with anyone who does. Google decides rankings and changes how it ranks pages many times a year. What I can show you is the work I did each month and what changed in Search Console because of it.
Fixes to a broken or slow site can show within a few weeks, once Google has crawled the pages again. Ranking for competitive searches takes months of steady work. If you run a seasonal business, or a school with an admissions season, start well before the busy months, not in the middle of them.
The basics are the same, but the searches are not. A hotel's guests search from far away weeks before they travel, a clinic's patients search nearby on the day, and an online store needs every product and category page to be found. I plan the pages around how your own customers search.
Not always. If your current site is reasonably fast and Google can read it, I work on it as it is. If it is very slow or impossible to edit, rebuilding it is often the cheaper way to get results.
Not the paid kind. Bought links and mass directory submissions break Google's rules. I help you get listed in the directories that matter for your kind of business and look for genuine mentions, such as trade associations and local press.
Send me your website address and the searches you want to be found for. I'll tell you what I see and what I would fix first.