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    Technical SEO implementation

    I fix the technical SEO problems holding up your client work.

    I'm Niko. I help agencies fix pages missing from Google, mistakes after a website rebuild, slow loading, and broken conversion tracking. I investigate the cause, make the agreed changes, and check the live site.

    Work directly with me at a fixed price. Site owners are welcome too.

    Client work

    Repairs I've delivered

    WordPress changes delivered through an agency, page and launch checks for a headless website, and a demo form connected to GA4 and the CRM for a SaaS website.

    How I can help

    What's happening with the website?

    You don't need to know the cause before contacting me. Start with the problem you're seeing.

    Conversion tracking

    Getting leads your reports don't show?

    I check forms, tags, consent settings, and account setup to find where GA4 or Google Ads loses or double-counts an enquiry.

    Free resources

    Tools and guides for your own checks

    Check a redirect map, find broken WordPress links, or work through a technical guide. You can use these without hiring me.

    Software I build

    Tools for finding and checking website problems

    Screenshots from ILCrawler and the free browser tools.

    From the blog

    Practical technical SEO advice

    August 30, 2026 · 5 min read

    Index bloat: which archives and filters should stay indexed?

    Review empty archives, duplicate filters, and other generated URLs. Keep useful landing pages and choose the right control for the rest.

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    August 28, 2026 · 5 min read

    Should you add llms.txt to your website?

    What llms.txt can do, what Google requires for AI search, and examples for publishing a maintained directory of your public pages.

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    August 27, 2026 · 4 min read

    Pagination SEO: URLs, canonicals, and load-more pages

    Make deeper products and articles reachable through ordinary links. Check page URLs, canonical tags, infinite scroll, and pages beyond the end.

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