Wix SEO, handled at the code level

A crawl and indexing audit that checks how Wix is actually rendering and serving your pages, with a prioritized fix list rather than a generic report. Core Web Vitals work (Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift) tracked against real budgets we set at the start, not a one-time score that drifts as content gets added. Structured data (schema) that matches what's genuinely on the page, and Search Console set up and monitored so indexing issues surface before they cost traffic.

CPG Dictionary is a direct example of this built in from the start: a Wix Studio site with over 600 individual, indexable pages, one per industry term, structured through the CMS with technical SEO handled as part of the build rather than added afterward.

Moving a site onto Wix, or between Wix and another platform, is where technical SEO mistakes are most costly: broken redirects and lost rankings are hard to undo once they've happened. I plan migrations with that risk in mind: mapping old URLs to new ones, preserving what's already ranking, and confirming indexing after launch rather than assuming it worked.

An SEO engagement starts with the audit, priced and scoped in writing, with fixes tracked against the Core Web Vitals budgets we set at the start, not vague promises about rankings that are, honestly, never fully within any agency's control.

A Wix site that isn't showing up in search the way it should, or a new build that needs SEO handled correctly from day one instead of patched in after the fact. I also support agencies with Wix SEO under their own brand.