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A visible breadcrumb trail implemented and styled to match your site — the front-end half of the schema fix.
Two of your Bricks templates are matching the same page or condition, and only one should be. We identify which templates conflict and correct the targeting.
The site moved hosts and is now erroring, half-loading, or serving the old version. We find what the migration left behind and repair it, without moving…
External scripts, fonts, and embeds audited for load failures and CORS-specific console errors.
Broken link monitoring that keeps checking after we leave — with the same silent-failure warning.
Up to 1000 broken links found and repaired, organised for review at genuine scale.
Up to 250 broken links found and repaired — the right scope once a site has real history.
Up to 50 broken links found and repaired, each with the fix that actually fits.
Images show as broken icons where photos should be. We confirm whether the files are missing or misdirected, and restore or correct them.
Your page builder's CSS or JavaScript is loading twice, slowing the page and sometimes causing visible glitches. We find the source and stop the duplication.
Your page builder is generating far more CSS than your pages actually need. We reduce the bloat without changing how anything looks.
Before switching page builders, we confirm exactly what content will and won't carry over cleanly, so nothing is lost partway through the move.
Alt text added to your images in bulk from a spreadsheet you supply, matching filenames to descriptions rather than doing it one by one.
Posts reassigned to a different author in bulk, from a mapping you supply.
Posts or products reassigned to categories and tags in bulk, from a mapping you supply.
Content from a spreadsheet or structured file imported directly into WordPress as properly formatted posts or pages, not pasted in one by one.