I provide technical SEO consulting for businesses and agencies worldwide. I investigate crawling, indexing, JavaScript rendering, website migrations, and performance problems, then work with your developers on the fixes. My background is in web development, and I focus on requirements your engineering team can reproduce, implement, and validate.
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The work behind the service
Turn a search visibility problem into an implementation plan
A crawl export can show symptoms without explaining what caused them. A canonical problem may start in a template, a rendering issue may depend on the route, and an indexing drop may affect only one type of page. I compare evidence from server responses, generated HTML, crawls, logs, and Search Console where available. The work ends with a clear explanation of the affected pages, the expected behaviour, and how the team can check a fix.
Scope and deliverables
What I can work on
We agree on the scope after reviewing your requirements. A project can focus on one of these areas or combine the relevant work.
Crawling and indexing diagnosis
Investigate unwanted URL discovery, duplicate pages, parameters, pagination, sitemap coverage, and canonical selection. Use crawl and search data to distinguish pages that should be indexed from URLs that should not compete for attention.
JavaScript SEO and rendering
Compare initial HTML with rendered content and links. Review route handling, hydration, metadata, and content delivery on React, Next.js, or another agreed stack, with specific requirements for developers.
Migration and release support
Review staging environments, URL maps, redirects, canonical rules, and launch checklists. I can work alongside your team before a platform change and investigate regressions after release.
Performance and template investigations
Review representative templates and available field and lab evidence. Work through loading, responsiveness, layout stability, and the implementation choices behind the measured behaviour.
Developer tickets and acceptance criteria
Document the affected examples, the likely source of the issue, and the expected output. Include checks that help engineering and QA confirm that a fix works across the relevant templates.
Monitoring and automation
Build recurring technical checks around changes that matter to your website. This can include response codes, metadata, indexing directives, or structured data, with useful failure reports and agreed review steps.
Working together
How the project works
Define the question and evidence
We identify the affected sections, stack, recent changes, and access required for the investigation.
Investigate and prepare requirements
I test representative cases, document the findings, and agree on priorities with your team.
Support implementation and validation
I work through technical questions and retest the agreed changes before or after release.
Experience and related work
Technical SEO explained through real investigations
My published work includes large-scale server log analysis with Python and MySQL, indexing workflows, and WordPress automation. My portfolio also covers rendering changes and web performance work. I have 16 years of experience across SEO, technology, and development.
Yes. This service is available to teams worldwide. I work remotely from Amman and agree on communication, access, and meeting times around the project.
How is consulting different from a technical SEO audit?
An audit is a defined investigation and set of findings. Consulting can continue through planning, developer discussions, implementation, and validation. You can commission an audit alone or include it within a wider engagement.
Can you work with our agency or engineering team?
Yes. I can join the people already responsible for the website, work through technical tickets, and help define checks for upcoming releases.
Do you work with Drupal and WordPress?
Yes. My development background includes Drupal and WordPress. We can scope a review around the relevant templates, URL handling, migration requirements, or performance issues.
Share the website, technology stack, affected page types, and the issue you are investigating. Include recent releases or changes in search visibility.