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MX, SPF, and DKIM configured correctly so Google Workspace actually routes your domain's mail.
A GTIN, MPN, or brand mismatch found and fixed, with genuine exemptions applied where they're due.
Hardcoded tracking scripts moved into Tag Manager, tested to match before the old code is touched.
You need to decide, and configure, whether checkout requires an account, allows guests, or leaves the choice to the customer. We set it up and test…
Your text-based files aren't being compressed before sending, or compression is misconfigured somewhere in the chain. We confirm what's happening and fix it properly.
Customisations edited directly into your parent theme's files will vanish on the next update. We relocate them safely into a proper child theme.
Leftover hardcoded references to your old domain, found in code and content a migration tool missed.
Header or footer content updated at the template level, live across every page at once.
Two header bidding scripts fighting over the same slot, found and untangled.
Your theme's own header/footer builder and a page builder plugin's version are both active and fighting for control. We establish which one should run and fix…
Skipped heading levels and stray H1s corrected into one logical, unbroken hierarchy.
Vague headings like 'Overview' rewritten to say what's actually beneath them.
WordPress pings your server constantly while wp-admin is open, and the default frequency can add up with several editors working at once. We tune it without…
One hero or banner image swapped consistently across every page sharing that template.
A host migration coordinated through both control panels — flagged early if a feature won't carry over.
A support ticket to your host drafted with the technical detail that actually gets a faster answer.