Quick Fix — Google Search Console 404 Indexing Errors (WordPress + Reverse Proxy Setup)

Quick Fix — Google Search Console 404 Indexing Errors (WordPress + Reverse Proxy Setup) Budget: $30 (fixed price, small diagnostic/fix task) Description: I received a Google Search Console notification that some pages on my site (tradewolf.ai) are returning 404 (Not Found) errors and aren't being indexed. I need someone to diagnose the cause and fix it. Relevant setup context: Main site (tradewolf.ai) is built on Lovable Blog content is on WordPress.com, served at tradewolf.ai/blog via a reverse proxy (Cloudflare Workers or similar) — this was set up recently to consolidate SEO under one domain instead of a separate subdomain There was a previous subdomain (blog.tradewolf.ai) that now 301-redirects to tradewolf.ai/blog What I need: Review the Search Console indexing report to identify exactly which URLs are 404ing Determine the cause — likely candidates: incomplete redirect rules from the old subdomain, stale/incorrect sitemap entries, or a gap in the reverse proxy routing Fix the underlying issue (redirect rules, sitemap regeneration, or proxy config, depending on cause) Confirm the fix by checking that the previously-404ing URLs now resolve correctly Resubmit the corrected sitemap in Search Console if needed You should have: experience with WordPress (ideally WordPress.com specifically, not just self-hosted), reverse proxy/Cloudflare Workers setup, redirect rules, and Google Search Console diagnostics. Note: I have screenshots of the Search Console report and full context on the current domain/proxy setup ready to share once we connect. If you've read this entire post, start your proposal with "I READ IT."