WordPress SEO services from developers who fix the code
Most WordPress sites lose rankings to technical problems, not to weak writing. We audit, fix the templates ourselves, and report on clicks instead of impressions.
- Audit is yours to keep
- We ship the fixes, not a PDF
- No bought links, ever
WordPress SEO services find and fix what is stopping a site from ranking, then improve the pages closest to page one. The work is a technical audit, code-level fixes, and content refreshes measured against clicks.
Here is the thing most SEO proposals will not tell you. If your pages sit at position 80, more content puts more pages at position 80. The fix is technical and structural first. Running a store? Product and category SEO works differently, so we cover it separately under WooCommerce SEO services.
- Reported in clicks
- Fixes included
What our WordPress SEO service covers
Eight areas, worked in this order. Technical first, because content on a broken crawl earns nothing.
Why technical SEO comes before content
Two habits that decide whether an SEO budget returns anything. Need the speed work on its own? See our WordPress speed optimization services.
We fix what is blocking you before writing anything new
Most WordPress sites do not have a content problem. They have index bloat, duplicate titles, slow templates, and three pages fighting over one keyword. Publishing more on top of that changes nothing.
- Full crawl, plus your real Search Console data
- Every issue ranked by clicks it is costing you
- We fix the code, not just send you a PDF
- You get the audit even if you stop there
Rankings are a number. Clicks pay the bills.
A site can sit on 300,000 impressions and earn 400 clicks. That happens when everything ranks at position 80. We work the pages already close to page one first, because those move fastest.
- Pages at position 8 to 20 worked first
- Titles and meta rewritten for click rate, not length
- Monthly report showing clicks, not task lists
- We tell you when SEO is not the answer
One page per search, not five fighting each other
We audited our own site and found 77 search terms where two of our pages competed for the same result. Google picked neither. Your audit starts the same way, because this is the fault we see most often.
- Every ranking term matched to exactly one page
- Pages that fight each other merged or redirected
- The stronger URL kept, so its links carry over
- Search intent checked against what the page offers
- A written map you keep, so new pages do not repeat it
Links that tell Google which page matters
A page with nothing linking to it is a page Google treats as unimportant. We group your content into topics, give each topic one main page, and link the supporting posts up to it.
- Orphan pages found and linked from somewhere real
- One main page per topic, with guides pointing at it
- Link text that says what the target page is about
- Menu and footer links reviewed, not just body text
- Redirect chains flattened to a single hop
Written so AI answers can quote you
Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity all pull short passages out of pages. A page that buries its answer in paragraph nine never gets picked. We put the answer first and mark it up properly.
- A direct answer in the first 60 words of each section
- Organization, Article and FAQ schema checked and fixed
- Named authors with real credentials on every page
- Comparison tables, which AI answers quote often
- AI crawlers allowed in robots.txt, and confirmed
WordPress SEO pricing
Start with the audit. If it says your problem is one slow template, you do not need a monthly retainer and we will say so.
One-off SEO audit
A full crawl, Search Console analysis and a fix list ranked by the clicks each issue is costing. Yours to keep and hand to anyone.
Audit and fix
The audit, plus we make the changes. Template speed work, schema, redirects, internal links and title rewrites all done for you.
Ongoing SEO
Monthly technical upkeep, content refreshes on pages near page one, and reporting against clicks. Minimum three months, because nothing moves faster than that.
Speed-only engagement
Just Core Web Vitals. Right when the audit says speed is the single thing holding the site back.
Ranges depend on page count and how much of the fix is code. A 40-page site is a different job to a 4,000-page one. Send the URL and we quote after a crawl.
Six steps, technical first
The order matters more than the list. Doing step five before step four is how SEO budgets get wasted.
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Read the data you already have
Search Console first. It shows what Google thinks you rank for, which is often not what you targeted.
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Crawl the whole site
Index bloat, redirect chains, duplicate titles, orphan pages and broken schema all surface here.
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Rank the issues by lost clicks
Not by severity colour. An issue on a page nobody searches for is not worth your money.
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Fix the technical layer
Templates, speed, schema, canonicals and internal links. This is developer work, and we are developers.
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Work the near-miss pages
Anything at position 8 to 20 gets rewritten first. Those move in weeks, not quarters.
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Report on clicks monthly
What moved, what did not, and what we are doing next. In plain words.
Sites we do this for
SEO helps most when the site is already good and something structural is holding it back.
Content sites stuck on page two
Plenty of posts, plenty of impressions, almost no clicks. Usually cannibalization plus slow templates.
WooCommerce stores
Product and category SEO has its own rules. We run that as a separate service built for stores.
Businesses after a redesign
Traffic dropped after the new site launched. Nine times out of ten it is the redirects.
Sites failing Core Web Vitals
Red scores in Search Console and a slow theme nobody wants to touch. This is our home ground.
Marketing teams without a developer
You know what needs doing. You just need someone who can safely change the theme.
New sites starting properly
Getting structure, schema and internal linking right at launch is far cheaper than fixing it later.
A WordPress SEO agency that can edit the theme
The gap between an SEO recommendation and a shipped fix is where most retainers quietly die.
Developers, so the fixes get shipped
Most SEO agencies hand you a list and wait for your developer. We are the developer. Template changes, schema and speed work get done, not queued.
We report clicks, not impressions
Impressions look great on a slide and buy nothing. If clicks are flat after three months, we say so and change the plan.
No link schemes
We do not buy links or run private blog networks. It works until it does not, and the recovery costs more than the gains ever did.
We know WordPress from the inside
We ship 26 WordPress and WooCommerce plugins. When the fix is a query, a hook or a template, we write it the same day.
Honest about timelines
Technical fixes show in weeks. Content and authority take months. Anyone promising page one in 30 days is selling you something else.
You keep everything
The audit, the keyword map, the redirect list and the reasoning. No black box, and nothing that stops working when you stop paying.
An SEO plugin, an SEO agency, or a developer who does SEO
All three have a place. Here is where each one stops being enough.
| Factor | SEO plugin alone | SEO agency | DevDiggers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $0 – $100 / yr | $1,500 – $8,000 / mo | $450 one-off, or $800+ / mo |
| Titles and meta | You write them | Written for you | Written and tested for click rate |
| Template and speed fixes | Not covered | Handed to your developer | We write the code |
| Schema | Generic defaults | Usually the plugin defaults | Written per template, then validated |
| Best for | A new site with few pages | Big content and PR budgets | A site whose problems are technical |
What clients say about working with us
The same team that ships our plugins does the SEO work on your site.
I needed a customisation in one of the plugins I purchased and they did an excellent job. Very fast to reply for support.
They are best in WordPress customization. Thanks.
They understood my request perfectly and it was solved immediately. Professional follow-up at all times.
His support was really impressive. I learned a lot about how to treat my own customers. I recommend him to everybody.
They were awesome helping a newbie. I appreciate the patience and the timely responses, and I prefer a one-time purchase.
Very reliable and trustworthy. The after-sales support is top-notch. I recommend them to everyone.
I had issues installing and the customer support was top notch. It is up and running, and now I am ready to add it to my other site.
Amazing support from the team. Fast to respond and genuinely helpful. Thank you so much.
MultiPOS is far more capable than most realize, especially if you run a multi-vendor or hybrid online and in-store operation.
Very fast communication from support. Also very helpful. I recommend.
Great plugin, great interface. Good quality code and an awesome, super fast support team.
Good plugin and a very good customer service.
Very quick and quality support. DevDiggers has done a lot of custom development for us, which added real efficiency to our business.
They are the best at customizations and developing my website. They can create anything you have in your mind, and their support is the best.
Very fast response time and great communication. Every question was answered with high precision. Highly recommended.
I have used their plugins for several months. I am impressed with the quality of their products and the level of support they provide.
For a Progressive Web App with no slowdown to your website, this is fully recommended. The author is always online and helpful.
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WordPress SEO questions
What people ask before hiring for SEO. Send us a URL and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Talk to a DeveloperA technical audit, then the fixes. That covers crawl and index issues, Core Web Vitals, schema, canonicals and internal links. It also covers title and meta rewrites, plus content refreshes on pages that already rank near page one. Reporting is against clicks from Search Console.
A one-off audit runs $450 to $1,200. Audit plus fixes runs $1,400 to $4,000. Ongoing work starts at $800 a month with a three month minimum, because nothing meaningful moves faster than that.
Technical fixes and title rewrites can move pages in two to six weeks, especially pages already sitting between position 8 and 20. Content and authority work takes three to six months. Anyone promising faster is guessing.
For a small site, often yes, and we will tell you so. A plugin handles titles, sitemaps and basic schema. It cannot fix a slow template, a crawl trap, index bloat, or two of your own pages competing for one keyword.
No. We do not buy links, use private blog networks, or run guest post schemes. We build links by making pages worth citing and by fixing the internal linking you already control. It is slower and it does not get penalized.
It is two or more of your own pages competing for the same search. Google splits the signals between them and neither ranks properly. It is one of the most common problems we find, and fixing it needs no new content at all.
Yes, and store SEO is different enough that we run it as its own service. Product schema, category page content, faceted navigation and variation URLs all behave in ways a normal WordPress site never hits.
Often that is the best setup. We take the technical layer and the audit, your team keeps the content and the brand. We hand over a prioritized list they can write against.
Find out what is really holding the rankings back
Send us your URL. We crawl it, read your Search Console data, and tell you the three things costing you the most clicks.
Every engagement includes
What you get whichever option you pick.
- A full crawl and Search Console review
- Issues ranked by clicks they cost
- Code-level fixes, not just advice
- Schema written per template
- Reporting against clicks
- Everything documented and yours
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