404 mapping & redirect implementation
Confirmed 404s from Search Console mapped to their most relevant current destination.
Something on the site is broken and you want it working again. Every fix here starts from a symptom you noticed, not a project you commissioned.
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Confirmed 404s from Search Console mapped to their most relevant current destination.
You want abandoned carts followed up automatically with a recovery email sequence. We configure the trigger, timing and any discount, and confirm it actually sends.
A plugin you rely on has stopped being maintained. We move you to an actively supported replacement and bring your existing data across intact.
Something other than your actual content renders first when the page loads — a banner, an ad, a slow font. We reorder what loads first so…
Two plugins fighting over the same access rule, reconciled into one clear, predictable outcome.
Ad blocking recovery configured to your own tolerance, not maximum aggression against your visitors.
A full technical read on a revenue drop — told straight, even if the answer is 'not technical'.
Ad units that overflow or vanish at specific screen widths, fixed to match your theme's actual breakpoints.
Ad lazy-loading tuned so units are seen when they load, not just loaded regardless.
Ads that shift your content when they load, measured and fixed as the layout-stability problem it actually is.
Dashboard menus cleaned up per role, so people see only what's relevant to their job.
Admin notifications routed to the right person, and the ones nobody wants turned off.
An ads.txt warning turns away real bidders right now — we publish a correct file and confirm it clears.
Ad units placed with actual thought about scroll behaviour, not just convention or guesswork.
Google's AdSense crawler blocked by your own security setup — found and let back in, safely.
An AdSense policy notice with a real deadline — we find the specific technical cause fast.
Something on the site is broken and you want it working again. Every fix here starts from a symptom you noticed, not a project you commissioned.
That is what makes a fixed price possible. A fault has a known shape — we have seen it before, we know what usually causes it, and the diagnosis is work we have already done rather than time you pay for. So the price and the deadline are on the page before you buy, and if we cannot fix it you pay nothing.
The categories below are grouped by what you can see rather than by what sits underneath. You do not need to know whether a white screen is a PHP error, a plugin conflict or a memory limit — that is the part we work out, and it is most of what you are paying for.