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If your content should rank better than it does, the problem is often technical - not "more blog posts." I help you see what search engines actually crawl and index, then fix the foundations so good pages can earn visibility. I have worked with SEO and WordPress since 2008, and I build my own SEO tools, so advice comes from real search data - explained in plain language.
How I work with you
You do not need to speak SEO jargon. Tell me what feels broken - traffic, rankings, "Google isn't finding us" - and I translate that into a prioritized plan. Years of audits make it easier to skip noise and focus on what moves the needle for your business.
Site owners, marketing leads, and small teams who have invested in content or ads and still feel stuck - or who want a solid technical baseline before spending more.
Most people who land here are not hunting for another generic checklist. They want someone who understands why the site is underperforming, can prove it with data, and can either fix it or hand a clear list to their team.
That is the job: make the technical layer trustworthy so content and campaigns have a fair chance. If speed is also holding you back, that often pairs with PageSpeed & performance. If the CMS itself needs work, see WordPress & WooCommerce.
After years of WordPress SEO work, patterns repeat: accidental noindex, broken canonicals, orphan pages, schema that never validated, and internal links that never reach the money pages. Spotting those quickly is not magic - it is repetition.
I also build tools like SEO Perception and SEO Booster, so I live in Search Console data and prioritized fixes every week - not only on client projects.
I will talk about crawlability, indexation, and structured data when it matters. I will also say: "Google is ignoring this section," or "Fix these five URLs before you write more content." You get both the engineering and the translation.
If AI visibility and citation readiness are part of your goals, that connects naturally to AI & GEO visibility.
We start with your goals and what you are seeing in traffic or Search Console. Then I audit crawl, indexation, and structure - not a copy-paste checklist.
Not every warning matters equally. I rank fixes by what will move rankings, traffic, or conversions first, so you spend time on work that pays off.
Structured data, canonicals, redirects, internal links, and metadata - implemented carefully on staging when needed, then verified.
After deployment I track indexation, coverage, and ranking signals so you know the fixes worked and what to tackle next.
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Altid Vikar ApS
Technical SEO, AI/GEO visibility, and Google Ads consulting for Denmark's largest pedagogical staffing agency.
View project →I focus on the technical layer: crawlability, indexation, structured data, and site architecture. Content strategy is not my main deliverable - I make sure the technical foundation lets good content rank.
Yes, ideally. Search Console data is the fastest way to see what Google actually reports. If you do not have it set up yet, I can help with that as part of the audit.
A focused audit on a typical business site usually takes one to two weeks from kickoff to a prioritized report. Implementation time depends on how many fixes you want me to handle versus your own team.
Absolutely. I often deliver a prioritized fix list that your team implements, or I handle the technical changes directly in WordPress or your stack.
Yes. You get a report your stakeholders can understand, plus the technical detail developers need. I am used to talking with business owners, not only engineers.
Most of my work is WordPress, but the same technical principles apply to other stacks. If your site is WordPress-based, that is where I am deepest.
