Technical SEO, structured data, Search Console and GA4 tracking for WordPress and WooCommerce, configured once and configured right.
Why technical SEO comes first
A WordPress SEO setup is the foundation that every blog post, landing page and product page stands on. If Google cannot crawl a page, does not understand what it is about, or finds three versions of it, even excellent content struggles to rank. Most WordPress sites have quiet technical problems: pages accidentally set to noindex, thin tag archives, missing redirects after a redesign, or a sitemap full of pages nobody wants in Google.
I fix those problems first, then add structured data and tracking, so you can see what actually works.
What the setup includes
- Indexing and crawling: robots rules, canonical tags, XML sitemaps and noindex settings reviewed page by page.
- Site structure: clean URLs, logical categories, breadcrumbs and internal links to your most important pages.
- Redirects: broken links and old URLs redirected with proper 301s to protect existing rankings.
- Structured data: schema for your business, services, products, FAQs and articles, validated with Google tools.
- Search Console: verified properties, submitted sitemaps and fixed coverage errors.
- GA4 and Tag Manager: one clean tracking setup instead of several overlapping scripts.
- Conversions: form submissions, phone and WhatsApp clicks and WooCommerce purchases recorded as key events.
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Service",
"name": "WordPress Speed Optimization",
"provider": { "@type": "Person", "name": "Your Name" }
}Measure what matters
Traffic alone does not pay the bills. After this setup you will know which pages bring leads, which searches find you and where visitors drop off. That turns marketing from guesswork into decisions.
Works well with
Speed is a ranking factor too, so this pairs naturally with WordPress speed optimization. Moving to a new domain or host? Read about my WordPress migration service, which keeps your rankings safe during the move.