Fix SEO Issues: One Problem, One Fixed Price
Something specific is broken on your site. You do not need a monthly contract for that. You need it found and fixed.
Most SEO problems are one of three things
Something breaks, nobody can tell you what, and the traffic goes quiet. The job is finding which one you have.
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Something breaks
A redirect, a tag, a template change, an update. Usually small, usually invisible from the front end.
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Nobody can tell you what
The site looks fine. Search Console shows warnings nobody can read. Guesses get expensive fast.
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It gets found and fixed
The cause gets identified from evidence, fixed at the source, and you get told what it was so it does not happen again.
Not every SEO problem needs a monthly plan.
Sometimes one thing is broken.
Your pages will not show up in Google. Your traffic dropped last month and nobody can say why. Six of your pages are fighting each other for the same search. A site move went wrong.
You do not need a monthly contract for that. You need someone to find the cause and fix it.
That is what this page is. One problem. One fixed price. One deadline.
And if the real answer is that you need ongoing work, I will tell you that instead of selling you a fix that will not last.
The Honest Version: When a One-Off Fix Is the Wrong Thing to Buy
Let me say this first. It saves us both a wasted job.
When the fix genuinely works
When the problem is mechanical.
A redirect pointing at a dead page. Schema that never worked. Pages Google looked at and chose not to keep. A title that has said 2019 for four years.
These all have a cause. The cause can be found. And once it is fixed, it stays fixed.
Most of what looks like a mysterious ranking problem is one of these.
When it does not
When your site is simply not good enough yet. If your pages are thinner than everyone above you, no technical fix changes that. Fixing the plumbing shows the problem. It does not solve it. I would rather say that before you pay than after.
And when the same thing keeps breaking. If your pages fall over every few months, the fix is not the answer. Whatever keeps breaking them is.
What I will tell you on the call
Which of those three you are in.
If one fix will do it, I will quote you for that fix. If it will not, I will say so and point you at monthly work instead. Sometimes I will tell you to spend the money somewhere else entirely.
Indexing and Crawling
If Google cannot read it or will not keep it, nothing else you do matters.
Pages not indexing
Search Console says “Crawled – currently not indexed”, or your new pages never show up at all. I find out why Google is turning them down, instead of resubmitting and hoping.
From $299
Pages dropped out of the index
Content that used to rank and has quietly vanished from Google.
From $299
Sitemap and robots.txt errors
Sitemaps that fail, list the wrong URLs, or are blocked by a rule nobody remembers adding.
From $149
Crawl budget waste
Thousands of junk pages using up Google’s time before it ever reaches the pages that matter.
From $349
Removing pages from Google
Pages you need out of Google properly, instead of deleted and left broken.
From $149
New site not appearing
A site that has been live for weeks and still returns nothing for its own brand name.
From $199
Site Health and Technical Fixes
The mechanical problems. These have causes, and causes can be found.
Broken links and 404 cleanup
Dead internal links, 404s with traffic, and links pointing at URLs that never existed.
From $149
Redirect audit
Chains, loops, redirects into 404s, and rules that look correct in the plugin and do nothing.
From $199
Site migration
A domain, platform or URL change done without losing what you have already earned.
From $599
Duplicate content and canonicals
The same content on several URLs, or canonical tags pointing at the wrong page.
From $249
Core Web Vitals
Failing LCP, INP or CLS, fixed at the cause rather than with a caching plugin.
From $399
Mobile usability errors
Search Console flagging problems on the version of your site that most people actually use.
From $199
HTTPS and www canonicalisation
Your site opens on four different web addresses, which splits its strength four ways.
From $149
Hreflang and international targeting
The wrong country or language version showing up, or none of them showing up.
From $399
Recovery
When something has gone wrong and you need to know what, quickly.
Traffic drop diagnosis
Rankings fell and nobody can say why. I find out whether it was an update, a change you made, or something else.
From $299
Core update recovery
A drop that lines up with a Google update, and a plan that is not just “write better content”.
From $599
Manual action removal
A penalty in Search Console, the cause fixed, and the reconsideration request written properly.
From $599
Toxic backlink audit
An honest look at your links, and a disavow file only if you really need one.
From $349
Hacked site and spam cleanup
Injected pages, pharma spam, cloaked content and Japanese keyword hacks, removed and kept out.
From $699
Negative SEO assessment
Whether someone is really attacking you, or whether something else explains the drop.
From $299
Content and Structure
Usually where the ranking actually lives, and where most audits never look.
Keyword cannibalisation
Several of your pages are chasing the same search, so none of them wins it. I find them, merge them, and point the old links at the winner.
From $349
Thin content and pruning
Working out what to keep, improve, merge or delete, based on what actually earns.
From $399
Internal linking audit
Pages nothing links to, pages that link nowhere, and all your strength stuck on the homepage instead of reaching the pages that sell.
From $299
Title and meta rewrite
High impressions, almost no clicks. Usually the title Google displays is not the one you think it is.
From $199
Content refresh
Posts that used to rank and have decayed, updated at the parts that actually matter.
From $249
Content gap analysis
What your competitors cover that you do not, ordered by what is worth writing.
From $299
Local and Google Business Profile
For anyone people phone, visit, or search for with a place name attached.
Google Business Profile setup
Categories, service areas, attributes and photos, set up properly the first time.
From $199
Profile suspended or reinstated
A suspension diagnosed and the reinstatement handled.
From $399
Map pack ranking fix
Ranking in organic results but nowhere in the three map listings that take most of the calls.
From $299
Duplicate listings
More than one profile for one business, splitting your reviews and your ranking.
From $199
NAP and citation cleanup
Your name, address and phone number saying different things across the web.
From $249
Local landing pages
Real pages for the areas you actually serve, not one page with the place name swapped.
From $499
AI Search, Schema and Rich Results
The newer half of search, where most sites have done nothing at all.
Schema markup implementation
Structured data written by hand to describe what your business genuinely is.
From $249
Schema errors
Validation errors in Search Console, or rich results that appeared once and stopped.
From $149
Featured snippet capture
Going after the answer boxes worth winning, and deliberately ignoring the ones that are not.
From $349
AI Overviews visibility
Why Google’s AI answer cites your competitor and not you.
From $399
ChatGPT and Perplexity citations
Being named when someone asks an assistant to shortlist businesses like yours. See GEO services.
From $499
Entity and knowledge panel
Helping search engines understand who you are as a business, not just a pile of pages.
From $399
Audits and Second Opinions
Cheap, fast, and often the only thing you actually need.
Single page audit
One page, checked properly, with a short list of what to change first.
$49
Search Console triage
Your Search Console reports read by someone who knows which warnings matter and which to ignore.
$99
Competitor gap analysis
What the sites above you are doing that you are not.
From $199
One-off keyword research
A short list you can act on, ordered by what it is worth rather than by search volume.
From $199
Is my agency doing anything?
I read the reports, look at what actually changed on the site, and tell you plainly.
$99
How It Works
No slide decks. No discovery phase billed by the hour.
1. You tell me what you are seeing
The symptom is enough. “Pages will not index”, “traffic halved in March”, “Search Console is full of errors”. You do not need to have diagnosed it.
2. I look before quoting
Free, and usually within a day. Sometimes it turns out to be a different problem than you thought. Then I quote for that instead, or for nothing.
3. Fixed price, fixed turnaround
You get the price and the deadline before I start. Neither one moves unless you agree to change the job.
4. You get told what was actually wrong
Not a list of tasks. What the cause was, what I changed, and what to watch so it does not come back. If your own team can handle it next time, I will tell you that.
Pricing
Type of job |
Typical range |
Turnaround |
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Diagnostic and audits |
$49 – $99 |
1 – 2 days |
Standard fixes |
$149 – $299 |
2 – 5 days |
Complex fixes |
$299 – $599 |
1 – 2 weeks |
Recovery work |
$599 – $999 |
2 – 4 weeks |
These are ranges, not guesses. You get an exact number before anything starts, and it does not change later.
Common Questions
What if you cannot fix it?
Then you do not pay for the fix. If I quote a job and cannot deliver what I said, that is my problem rather than yours. It has happened, and it will happen again.
Do I have to sign up for anything ongoing?
No. These are one-off jobs and most clients buy exactly one. If ongoing work would genuinely serve you better I will say so once, and then leave it.
How do you know what is wrong before I pay?
Most of these leave a trail you can see from outside. What Search Console reports, what your pages return, how they load, what Google has kept. I look at that first. That is why the quote comes after, not before.
My problem is not on this list.
Tell me anyway. The list covers what comes up most, not everything. If it is outside what I do, I will say so rather than guess.
Will one fix actually move my rankings?
Sometimes a lot, if the broken thing was holding everything else back. Sometimes not at all, if it was never the real problem. I will tell you which one I expect before you pay, and I will not pretend to be sure.
Do you work on my platform?
WordPress, Shopify, Tilda, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Duda and most custom builds. Platform rarely changes the diagnosis, only the implementation.
Tell me what you are seeing
The symptom is enough. I will look for free and tell you whether it is a one-off fix or something bigger.
Or email info@shazzseo.com