Problems this service solves
SEO plugins configured with conflicting titles and breadcrumbs.Page builders producing weak heading orders and hidden text.Category/tag archives thin…
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WordPress SEO is search optimization executed inside WordPress realities: theme template control, block/editor workflows, SEO plugin configuration done purposefully, sitemap behavior, schema hooks…
WordPress SEO is search optimization executed inside WordPress realities: theme template control, block/editor workflows, SEO plugin configuration done purposefully, sitemap behavior, schema hooks and content publishing habits editors will actually follow.
Installing Yoast or Rank Math is not a strategy. WordPress SEO fails when plugins are set and forgotten while thin pages and technical debt accumulate.
66sites pairs WordPress SEO with WP development and maintenance so fixes happen in theme code and editorial process — not as advice disconnected from wp-admin.
Practical website, conversion and SEO work tailored to how your buyers actually decide.
SEO plugins configured with conflicting titles and breadcrumbs.Page builders producing weak heading orders and hidden text.Category/tag archives thin…
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We align plugin settings with template reality, then improve money page content and internal links. Technical WordPress issues (archives, canonicals…
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WordPress SEO plugin strategyConfigure purposefully or simplify.Template SEO reviewHeadings, content slots, schema hooks.On-page…
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WordPress SEO succeeds when development, care and content share one backlog. That’s the 66sites model.
We avoid promising rankings; we ship the foundations and improvements that make ranking possible.
Organizations on WordPress that want SEO embedded in their CMS workflow — service businesses, publishers and hybrid Woo stores needing WordPress-literate SEO execution.
Yearly plans that include design, development, maintenance and SEO foundations — without a large upfront project fee.
For small businesses that need a professional site without a large upfront build.
Best for local and service businesses ready to generate more leads every month.
For growing brands that need ongoing development, SEO and conversion work.
Large sites, complex integrations, multi-location brands and custom applications.
WordPress SEO usually sits on Growth ($299/year) or Pro ($399/year). Starter ($199/year) may include light metadata help. Enterprise for large WP publishing operations. Theme remediation may need setup fees.
Full notes for challenges, strategy and supporting pages — so the sections above stay scannable.
We align plugin settings with template reality, then improve money page content and internal links. Technical WordPress issues (archives, canonicals, crawl) enter the WP care backlog.
Editorial guidelines teach marketers how to publish without undoing SEO gains.
Measurement ties to inquiries and meaningful organic landings — not plugin traffic graphs alone.
Configure purposefully or simplify.
Headings, content slots, schema hooks.
Service/resource pages upgraded in WP.
Archives, sitemaps, index controls.
Checklists editors can follow.
Related posts/modules that help.
Monthly implementation.
Straight answers about scope, pricing, ownership and what a subscription includes for this page.
The simplest one your team will use correctly. We care more about process than brand logos on plugins.
Often yes. When templates block structure or performance, development becomes part of the program.
No. WordPress is capable; competition and content quality decide outcomes.
Yes with practical checklists — titles, internal links, media alt text, avoiding duplicate drafts.
Shared foundations, plus ecommerce-specific taxonomy work via ecommerce SEO when catalogs dominate.
Often they create thin archives. We usually noindex low-value taxonomies.
Carefully, with verification — not casual toggles.
Index bloat and weak money pages. Fancy schema rarely comes first.
Plugin settings, templates and content workflows managed together — not bolted on.