WordPress SEO Services for $150/Month
A complete, ongoing WordPress SEO service that brings technical SEO, on-page optimisation, internal linking, keyword research and three SEO blog posts a week into one monthly plan — implemented on your site, not just written up in a report. Your first month is free.
Full WordPress SEO audit Technical SEO fixes, not just findings On-page optimisation across key pages Internal linking built every month 3 SEO blog posts per week, published Speed & Core Web Vitals review Monthly progress report
No setup fee. Cancel anytime.
Ongoing WordPress SEO, handled end to end
Most WordPress sites do not underperform because of one big problem. They underperform because of a dozen small ones — a theme that loads slowly, two pages competing for the same keyword, posts that never receive an internal link, missing metadata, and a blog that went quiet three months after launch.
The WordPress SEO Growth Plan is built around that reality. It combines a full technical and on-page audit, the fixes that come out of it, continuous internal linking, and three optimised blog posts every week published straight to your site. The emphasis is on implementation: you are paying for work that appears on your website, not for a document listing what somebody else should do.
It is deliberately sold as one service rather than four, because technical SEO, on-page work, internal linking and content only compound when they run together. A fast, clean site with nothing worth reading will not rank. Genuinely useful content on a site search engines struggle to crawl will not either. If you need off-page work alongside this, our guest post backlinks and digital PR services run separately.
Everything in the WordPress SEO Growth Plan
Nine areas of work, delivered every month on one flat monthly fee. Nothing here is an optional extra.
WordPress SEO audit
A full review of your technical health, on-page setup, content and internal links. Findings are prioritised by likely impact, then worked through in order rather than handed over as a to-do list.
Technical SEO fixes
Crawlability, indexing, XML sitemaps, canonical tags, redirects and broken links. Problems are corrected inside WordPress as part of the service.
On-page SEO
Meta titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, URLs, image compression and ALT text, aligned to the search intent each page is actually trying to serve.
Internal linking
Related pages and posts get connected so your commercially important pages receive contextual internal links and your topics read as a group rather than as isolated posts.
Keyword & content research
Ongoing keyword research and content opportunity mapping decides what gets published next, based on real search demand and how realistic each term is for your site.
3 SEO blog posts per week
Roughly twelve to thirteen posts a month, written around researched topics, structured for a clear search intent and formatted so people actually read them.
WordPress publishing
Posts are formatted and published directly in WordPress with headings, metadata, images and internal links already in place. Nothing sits in your inbox waiting to be uploaded.
Speed & Core Web Vitals
Loading performance, Core Web Vitals and mobile rendering are reviewed, then improved where your theme, plugins and hosting realistically allow it.
Ongoing SEO & reporting
Monthly maintenance, re-checks after site changes, and a plain-English report covering what was done, what changed and what comes next.
How our WordPress SEO process works
A repeating monthly cycle rather than a one-off project. Each month builds on the last.
Audit
We start with a full technical and on-page audit of your WordPress site, along with a look at how the sites currently ranking are set up.
Research
Keyword and content research maps the terms worth targeting, the pages that should own them, and the gaps competitors have left open.
Optimise
Technical fixes and on-page improvements are implemented directly on your site, highest impact first.
Create
We write three SEO blog posts a week around the researched topics, each with a clear purpose and search intent.
Publish
Posts are formatted and published in WordPress, with internal links added both to and from your existing content.
Improve
Every month we re-check, adjust what is not working and report on what was done. SEO is maintained, not finished.
What the WordPress SEO audit covers
Your first month starts with a full audit. The point is not to produce a long document — it is to find out which problems are actually holding the site back, so the months that follow are spent on work that matters.
You get the findings in plain language, ranked by impact, along with what we intend to do about each one. If you would rather understand the commercial side first, our free SEO ROI calculator gives you a rough sense of what improved rankings could be worth.
The audit checklist
Crawlability — can search engines reach your pages? Indexing — which pages are actually in Google XML sitemap setup and errors Canonical tags and duplicate content Redirects and broken links Meta titles and meta descriptions Heading structure across templates URL structure and readability Internal linking gaps Image sizes and ALT text Mobile usability and rendering Schema and structured data Site speed and Core Web Vitals Thin, duplicate or overlapping content Pages competing for the same keyword Search Console errors and warnings
Making each page earn the ranking it wants
On-page SEO is where most WordPress sites lose easy ground. These are the elements we work through, page by page.
Titles and meta descriptions
Every important page gets a title tag written for the term it targets and a description written to earn the click. You can preview how yours look with our free SERP snippet preview.
Heading structure
A single clear H1 per page, with H2s and H3s that break content into sections a reader — and a search engine — can follow.
Search intent alignment
A page selling a service and a page explaining a concept need different structures. We match each page to what people searching that term actually expect to find.
URLs and slugs
Short, descriptive, readable URLs — and where an existing URL has to change, a proper redirect so nothing is lost.
Images and ALT text
Images compressed to sensible sizes, given descriptive file names and ALT text that helps both accessibility and image search.
Content structure
Sensible paragraph lengths, useful subheadings, and supporting terms worked in naturally instead of the same keyword repeated until it reads badly.
Technical SEO for WordPress
The groundwork that decides whether the rest of your SEO can work at all. Every item here is something we fix, not just flag. For the full list of checks this covers, see our technical SEO audit checklist.
Crawling and indexing
We make sure the pages you want found can be reached and indexed, and that the ones you do not — thin archives, tag pages, staging leftovers — stay out of the index.
Sitemaps and canonicals
A correct XML sitemap that reflects the pages you actually care about, and canonical tags that stop WordPress creating duplicate versions of the same content.
Redirects and broken links
Broken internal links and dead outbound links are found and fixed, and old URLs are redirected properly rather than left to 404.
Schema and structured data
Structured data checked and corrected so your pages are eligible for the richer result types they qualify for. Our free schema generator produces the same kind of markup.
Mobile SEO
Mobile rendering, tap targets and layout shift reviewed at real screen sizes, since that is the version Google indexes.
Site architecture
A structure where important pages sit close to the homepage and related content is grouped, so authority flows to the pages that earn you money.
What internal linking work looks like
New posts linked to relevant existing pages Older posts updated to link to newer content Service pages given contextual links from the blog Related posts grouped into topic clusters Orphan pages with no inbound links identified Anchor text varied and written naturally
Internal linking that connects your content
Internal links are the part of SEO most often skipped, and one of the few you fully control. They tell search engines which of your pages matter, how your content relates, and they give readers somewhere sensible to go next.
A blog that publishes consistently without internal linking slowly turns into a pile of disconnected posts. Every month we look for genuine linking opportunities: new content pointing to established pages, older posts updated to reference newer work, and service pages picking up contextual links from articles that naturally lead to them.
Topics get grouped rather than left scattered, so a reader arriving on one post can find the rest of what you have written on that subject. Our free keyword clustering tool uses the same grouping logic we apply to your content plan.
Three SEO blog posts every week
Consistent publishing built on research — not filler articles written to hit a word count.
Keyword research
We identify terms with genuine search demand that your site has a realistic chance of ranking for.
Topic selection
Keywords are grouped into topics and prioritised, so posts support each other instead of competing.
SEO writing
Each post is written to answer the query properly, with a clear structure and a defined purpose.
Optimisation
Titles, descriptions, headings, images and ALT text are set before anything goes near publish.
Formatting
Posts are formatted for readability — short paragraphs, useful subheadings, lists where they help.
Publishing
Published in WordPress with internal links in place, or left as a draft for you to approve first.
The aim is not to publish as much as possible. It is to build a library of pages that each have a reason to exist and that reinforce one another over time. Some posts target search terms directly; others exist to support a service page or answer the questions customers ask before they buy.
We will not tell you how much traffic a set number of posts will produce, because nobody credibly can. What we will say is that consistency plus research beats sporadic publishing, and that twelve researched, optimised and internally linked posts a month is a serious content programme at this price.
WordPress speed and Core Web Vitals
WordPress sites get slow in predictable ways: oversized images, too many plugins doing overlapping jobs, render-blocking scripts, and themes loading assets on pages that never use them. Slow pages frustrate visitors before they frustrate search engines.
We review your Core Web Vitals — loading, interaction and layout stability — on both mobile and desktop, then work through the improvements that are realistic for your setup. Image compression, removing unused plugins and scripts, and fixing layout shift are usually where the gains are.
To be straightforward: we do not promise a specific PageSpeed score or a guaranteed Core Web Vitals pass. Some of that depends on your hosting, your theme and third-party scripts you may need for business reasons. We tell you what is fixable, fix it, and are honest about what is not.
What we review
Largest Contentful Paint (loading speed) Interaction to Next Paint (responsiveness) Cumulative Layout Shift (visual stability) Image formats, sizing and lazy loading Plugin and script bloat Mobile performance at real screen sizes Caching and delivery configuration
Simple monthly SEO pricing
One plan, one price, no tiers designed to push you upwards. Cancel whenever it stops being useful. If you are weighing this up against other quotes, our guide to SEO pricing packages explains what different budgets actually buy.
WordPress SEO Growth Plan
Everything on this page — audit, technical fixes, on-page optimisation, internal linking, keyword research, three posts a week, publishing, performance work and reporting — on one flat monthly fee.
$150/month after your free first month. WordPress websites only.
First month completely free No setup fee No long-term contract — cancel anytime Complete WordPress SEO audit Technical SEO fixes implemented On-page and internal linking work 3 SEO blog posts per week, written and published Speed and Core Web Vitals review Monthly progress reporting
Why one plan instead of separate services
Buying SEO in pieces usually costs more and delivers less, because the pieces never quite line up.
The work is connected
The same team doing the technical fixes is choosing the keywords and writing the posts. Content targets terms the site can realistically win, and new posts get linked properly from day one.
Implementation, not advice
A lot of SEO spend goes on reports that need somebody else to action them. Here the audit turns into fixes on your site, which is the part that actually changes anything.
It compounds
A one-off audit ages badly. Ongoing work means new content keeps arriving, internal links keep improving, and problems introduced by site changes get caught instead of quietly sitting there.
Predictable cost
One flat monthly fee covering audit, technical, on-page, linking, content and publishing — so you can budget without wondering which request triggers an extra invoice.
Built for one platform
Working exclusively on WordPress means we already know where the problems hide and can implement directly, which is what keeps the price where it is.
Reporting you will read
A monthly report in plain English: what was done, what changed, what is next. Not a forty-page export you will never open.
Who this WordPress SEO service is for
It suits some businesses very well and others not at all. Better to be clear before you spend anything.
This is probably right for you if
Your website runs on WordPress or WooCommerce You are a small business or service business that needs steady organic growth You want SEO handled rather than explained to you You need consistent content but have no time to write it Your site has technical and on-page issues nobody has addressed You want a predictable monthly cost, not project quotes You are a local business competing in search
This is not the right plan if
Your site is not built on WordPress You want guaranteed rankings or guaranteed traffic numbers You expect meaningful results within a few weeks You need a large enterprise or multi-market international programme You want link building as the main focus — that is a separate service You would rather receive a report and implement everything yourself
Not on WordPress, or need something broader? Our full SEO services cover other platforms, and AIO / GEO handles visibility inside AI search results.
What to realistically expect from SEO
SEO is a compounding investment, not a switch. Technical fixes can show up relatively quickly — indexing problems and broken pages often resolve within weeks. Content and authority take longer, because search engines need time to crawl, assess and trust new pages.
How long it takes for your site depends on several things we will be upfront about from the start:
How competitive your industry and target keywords are Your website’s history, age and any past penalties The authority your domain has already built The technical condition of the site when we start How much genuine search demand exists for what you do The quality and consistency of the content published How long the work is sustained — SEO rewards consistency
What we commit to is the work itself: the audit, the fixes, the optimisation, the content, the publishing and the reporting, delivered every month. We will tell you what we did, what moved and what did not. If something is not working, we change the approach rather than quietly repeating it.
WordPress SEO questions, answered
Start your free month of WordPress SEO
Get the full audit plus a month of technical fixes, on-page work, internal linking and three posts a week — free. If it is not worth continuing, you walk away having gained an audit and a month of work.
No setup fee · No long-term contract · WordPress websites only