WordPress & Technical SEO Troubleshooting

WordPress and technical SEO problems should not take hours to understand. I created this troubleshooting library to help you diagnose errors, restore broken features, improve performance, and resolve common SEO issues.

These guides draw on more than 15 years of hands-on experience auditing, repairing, and maintaining real websites. Find the problem that matches yours below. Before changing files, plugins, or database settings, create a current backup.

Critical WordPress Errors and Downtime

Start here if your website will not load, displays a server error, or gets stuck during maintenance.

Login, Permissions and Dashboard Problems

Troubleshoot login failures, access restrictions, missing dashboard features, and a slow WordPress admin area.

Links, Search and Content Problems

Find fixes for broken links, redirect loops, missing updates, search problems, and posts that fail to publish on schedule.

Uploads, Updates and Code Errors

Resolve image upload failures, file size limits, failed updates, syntax errors, and email delivery problems.

Website Security and Malware Issues

Investigate suspicious activity, security warnings, mixed content, and blacklist notices. These guides also cover recovering a compromised WordPress website.

WordPress Maintenance and Performance

Improve website speed, choose useful plugins, and decide which themes and tools your site actually needs.

Google Search Console

Use Google’s reports to investigate missing pages, understand search traffic and decide which WordPress fixes matter most.

Technical SEO Errors

Work through specific audit findings involving external links, HTML size, sitemap references, and structured data.

Real WordPress and Technical SEO Case Studies

See how development, troubleshooting, and SEO work come together on real client projects, including a breakdown of the work listed on an actual invoice.