A WordPress SEO service fixes what the platform and its plugins get wrong: archive pages that compete with real content, sitemaps listing URLs that should not exist, thin posts, slow templates and titles generated from a pattern. WebJi® scopes the work from a crawl and quotes by email before payment, so the quote names the pages.
What a WordPress SEO service changes on the site
It changes settings, templates and content, not only meta tags. Most of this work is invisible to a visitor and obvious to a crawler, which is why a site can look fine and still lose rankings.
- Permalinks and canonicals: one URL per page, no ?p=123 duplicates, no split between www and non-www.
- Archives: tag, date, author and attachment pages either noindexed or removed, so they stop competing with products and posts.
- Sitemaps: indexable URLs only, submitted in Search Console, with the errors cleared.
- Templates: one H1 per page, and titles built from a pattern that reads like a sentence, not a list of keywords.
- Schema: Organization, Article, Product, FAQ and Breadcrumb markup that matches what the page actually shows.
- Internal links: money pages linked from the body of related posts, not only from the menu.
- Media and layout: compressed images at the right size, and no layout shift from ads, fonts or embeds.
A plugin such as Yoast or Rank Math edits the metadata fields in that list. It does not delete an archive page, rewrite a template, merge two thin posts or fix a 1.2-second layout shift. That gap is the service.
What ships in each phase, and when
The work is phased so you can check it. Nothing is billed against a promise about rankings.
| Phase | What ships | When |
|---|---|---|
| Audit | Crawl of every indexable URL, Search Console and Analytics read, a fix list ranked by traffic at risk | Days 1–5 |
| Technical pass | Permalinks, canonicals, archives, sitemap, schema, redirects for broken links | Weeks 1–2 |
| On-page pass | Titles, descriptions, headings and internal links on the pages the crawl ranked highest | Weeks 3–4 |
| Content | Thin pages merged or rewritten; new pages only where a real query gap exists | Month 2 |
| Report | What changed, what moved in Search Console, what is next | Monthly, if ongoing |
The scope comes from the crawl, not from a package. A 30-page brochure site and a 2,000-product WooCommerce store do not get the same list, and pretending they do is how SEO retainers become invoices for nothing.
The order the work runs in
The sequence protects traffic. Settings and templates are fixed before content is touched, so nothing is rewritten into a page that is still excluded from the index.
- Crawl the site and export every indexable URL with its title, H1, word count and internal links.
- Read Search Console: queries with impressions but weak position, pages excluded from the index, and any manual action.
- Fix settings first: permalinks, canonicals, archives, sitemap. You know it worked when the sitemap lists only live URLs and the Pages report stops showing duplicates.
- Write titles and descriptions for the pages with the most impressions. Check them in the SERP preview, not just in the plugin.
- Add schema to the page types that earn it and validate each one in the Rich Results Test.
- Rebuild internal links from the strongest pages into the pages that need traffic.
- Merge or rewrite thin pages, then redirect the old URLs so the history carries over.
- Compare 28 days before and after in Search Console and write down what moved.
What the service does not promise
No position, no traffic number and no timeline that ignores competition. A page cannot be promised rank one, and a contract that says so is selling something nobody controls.
It also does not buy links, publish spun content or chase a green SEO score inside a plugin. Those scores measure whether a keyword appears in a field; they do not measure whether a page answers a query. Link building is a separate, slower job and is quoted on its own.
What it does promise is a list of faults with the fix for each, applied in the order that protects existing traffic. Schema markup on WordPress and internal linking are the two fixes most sites underuse, and both are in the technical pass.
What it costs and how the quote is built
WebJi® does not publish a fixed WordPress SEO price, because the crawl sets the scope. You receive the fix list and a written quote by email before any work starts, and the quote names the pages, the phases and the reporting.
A one-time technical pass is quoted as a fixed fee. Ongoing content and link work is a monthly retainer. Both are before 18% GST, which appears as a separate line on the invoice. If speed is the reason pages lose visitors, the speed optimisation service is a separate, measurable job.
WebJi®'s offer
WebJi® has run hosting and WordPress work since 2005 from one office in Jaipur, for 12,000+ clients across India and overseas. The SEO work is done by the same team that holds the hosting account, so the crawl, the server logs and the fixes stay in one place.
Email support@webji.services with the domain and the queries you care about. Support is 24/7 by email in Hindi and English, and the average first reply is under 60 minutes. Send the details, or see what else is published on the pricing page. The wider SEO services in India cover local and content campaigns beyond WordPress.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a WordPress SEO service cost in India?
WebJi® does not publish a fixed price, because the crawl sets the scope. A one-time technical pass is quoted as a fixed fee and ongoing content or link work as a monthly retainer. Both are quoted by email before payment, and the invoice adds 18% GST separately.
What is included in the service?
The crawl, a fix list ranked by traffic at risk, the technical pass on permalinks, archives, sitemap and schema, on-page titles and internal links, and thin pages merged or rewritten. Each phase is listed with a date in the quote.
Do I still need Yoast or Rank Math?
Yes. The plugin stays as the place you edit titles and descriptions. It does not remove an archive page, rewrite a template, merge thin posts or fix layout shift, and its SEO score is an editor hint, not a ranking signal.
How long until results show?
Technical fixes can move impressions within two to four weeks when indexation was the problem. Competitive commercial queries usually take three to six months of content and links. No agency can promise a position, and we do not.
Can you work on a WooCommerce store?
Yes. Product and category archives, filter URLs, out-of-stock pages, duplicate variants and product schema are part of the crawl. A store with thousands of SKUs is scoped and quoted after the crawl, not from a package.
Do I have to move my hosting to WebJi®?
No. The SEO work runs on your current host. If you move, WordPress hosting includes server-level caching and free Let's Encrypt SSL, and migration is free subject to terms and approval.