You will get Deeply Analysed Technical SEO Audit Report with Fixes
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I'll deeply analyze your Website with My SEMrush Premium Tool to find and fix technical issues and will provide you with a Detailed SEO Audit Report. Will work on various On-site and Technical issues such as XML sitemap, robots.txt, page speed, image alt text, AMP, schema update, Product descriptions, Meta tags, H1 Tags, etc.
Industry Expertise
Automotive, Education, Energy & Utilities, Finance & Accounting, Food & Beverage, Government & Public Sector, HR & Business Services, Insurance, Manufacturing & Construction, Media & Entertainment, Military & Defense, Music, Real Estate, Retail & Consumer Goods, Science & Medicine, Sports & Recreation, Supply Chain & Logistics, Tech & IT, Travel & HospitalityLanguage
EnglishWhat's included
| Service Tiers |
Starter
$85
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Standard
$99
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Advanced
$125
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|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Time | 6 days | 5 days | 4 days |
Site SEO Audit | |||
Index Optimization | |||
XML Sitemap | |||
Robots.txt | |||
Image Compression | |||
HTTPS Setup | |||
Penalty Removal | - |
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+$5 - $10
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Dierik R.
Jun 4, 2026
WEBSITE DEVELOPMENET TQM.BE AND SEO? GEA
I cannot recommend this freelancer for a professional website project.
The assignment was to complete a professional business website. Unfortunately, the website was still not finished after repeated reviews, written feedback and meetings. Many basic points remained unresolved even after the freelancer said the work was completed.
1.Technical quality
The website still contained clear technical and layout problems:
*poor mobile responsiveness;
*oversized fonts on mobile;
*excessive empty space on several pages;
*menu and page-content interference;
*unclear navigation structure;
*inconsistent logo use and branding;
*product visuals that were too small, too large or not readable;
*incomplete or poorly structured footer;
*unclear placement of product specifications and integration tools;
*inconsistent structure across industry pages;
*missing or incorrectly replaced webinar registration page;
*sections that looked like template leftovers rather than a professionally reviewed website.
Several of these points were reported more than once but were still visible afterwards.
2.Design and creativity
The freelancer provided very limited creative input. The result often looked like a template adaptation rather than a carefully designed business website.
There was little attention to detail. Several sections were visually inconsistent. Important pages were not structured logically. The website did not look professionally checked before being presented as completed.
3.Communication
Communication was difficult throughout the project.
*Messages and review documents were not read carefully.
*I had to repeat the same corrections several times.
*Points discussed verbally during meetings were still not implemented correctly.
*I received messages that related to other clients, which created further confusion.
*Questions were not always answered directly.
*When problems remained, the replies often focused on explanations rather than solving the issues.
4.Organisation and project management
The project management was poor.
*There was no clear professional review of the completed work before delivery.
*Progress was difficult to follow.
*Several meetings were needed because written instructions were not followed properly.
*A planned meeting to discuss progress was missed without prior notice.
*The website was presented as completed while important issues were still visible.
*After I raised the remaining problems, I did not receive a proper solution.
5.Contract and billing concerns
The project was initially discussed as a defined website assignment with an agreed total budget. After the decision was made, I was asked to move to an hourly contract.
The agreed budget was then charged quickly, while the website was still incomplete. When I asked for the remaining work to be finished, the freelancer referred to extra work and additional paid arrangements, although several outstanding points were corrections of issues already reported earlier.
This was not acceptable.
6.Customer experience
The overall experience was frustrating and time-consuming. I had to spend many hours reviewing the website, documenting issues and repeating the same corrections.
A client hiring a website developer should not need to carry out repeated quality-control checks for basic design, mobile, navigation and layout problems.
Based on my experience, I would not hire this freelancer again for a professional website project.
The assignment was to complete a professional business website. Unfortunately, the website was still not finished after repeated reviews, written feedback and meetings. Many basic points remained unresolved even after the freelancer said the work was completed.
1.Technical quality
The website still contained clear technical and layout problems:
*poor mobile responsiveness;
*oversized fonts on mobile;
*excessive empty space on several pages;
*menu and page-content interference;
*unclear navigation structure;
*inconsistent logo use and branding;
*product visuals that were too small, too large or not readable;
*incomplete or poorly structured footer;
*unclear placement of product specifications and integration tools;
*inconsistent structure across industry pages;
*missing or incorrectly replaced webinar registration page;
*sections that looked like template leftovers rather than a professionally reviewed website.
Several of these points were reported more than once but were still visible afterwards.
2.Design and creativity
The freelancer provided very limited creative input. The result often looked like a template adaptation rather than a carefully designed business website.
There was little attention to detail. Several sections were visually inconsistent. Important pages were not structured logically. The website did not look professionally checked before being presented as completed.
3.Communication
Communication was difficult throughout the project.
*Messages and review documents were not read carefully.
*I had to repeat the same corrections several times.
*Points discussed verbally during meetings were still not implemented correctly.
*I received messages that related to other clients, which created further confusion.
*Questions were not always answered directly.
*When problems remained, the replies often focused on explanations rather than solving the issues.
4.Organisation and project management
The project management was poor.
*There was no clear professional review of the completed work before delivery.
*Progress was difficult to follow.
*Several meetings were needed because written instructions were not followed properly.
*A planned meeting to discuss progress was missed without prior notice.
*The website was presented as completed while important issues were still visible.
*After I raised the remaining problems, I did not receive a proper solution.
5.Contract and billing concerns
The project was initially discussed as a defined website assignment with an agreed total budget. After the decision was made, I was asked to move to an hourly contract.
The agreed budget was then charged quickly, while the website was still incomplete. When I asked for the remaining work to be finished, the freelancer referred to extra work and additional paid arrangements, although several outstanding points were corrections of issues already reported earlier.
This was not acceptable.
6.Customer experience
The overall experience was frustrating and time-consuming. I had to spend many hours reviewing the website, documenting issues and repeating the same corrections.
A client hiring a website developer should not need to carry out repeated quality-control checks for basic design, mobile, navigation and layout problems.
Based on my experience, I would not hire this freelancer again for a professional website project.
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Jan 22, 2026
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Chahat tried to do a good job but his work was hit and misses. We found communication quite frustrating where tasks fell at the waistside. Most importantly we saw no marked improvements to SEO organic traffic despite many thousands of dollars spent.
About Chahat
AI SEO Specialist | PPC | SEM | ORM | WordPress | Web Design/Dev Pro
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Chandigarh, India - 4:37 pm local time
Hi, I am Chahat Sharma AI SEO and Automation Specialist. I help brands grow traffic, leads, and sales with technical SEO, Local SEO, content systems, and AI driven automation.
Worked with 200 plus companies and 350 plus projects in B2B SaaS, B2C, ecommerce, local services, hospitality, Medical, Security, IT, Dentist, Fitness and travel, education.
🎯 Services
Technical SEO and on page optimization
Local SEO and Google Maps growth
Paid ads strategy and execution
Content plans and briefs
Tracking and dashboards with GA4 and Tag Manager
AI SEO automation for audits and content
🔧 Technical SEO
Fix crawl and index, sitemap and robots
Set canonicals, hreflang, pagination rules
Improve Core Web Vitals, image weight, script order
Add schema for Organization, Product, FAQ, Breadcrumb, LocalBusiness
Map internal links and anchors
Clean 404 and redirect chains, remove soft 404 pages
📍 Local SEO and Maps
Google Business Profile setup and optimization
Categories, services, photos, Q and A, posting plan
Citations and NAP consistency, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp
City and service pages with local FAQs and embedded map with UTM
Review request templates and reply workflow
Track calls, directions, and profile clicks in GA4
💰 Paid Ads Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft
Account builds and refactors with clear structure
Keyword research by intent, negative lists from day one
Audience layering, placements, brand safety controls
Creative and landing page tests with simple pass or improve rule
Budget pacing and dayparting to protect CPA and ROAS
Weekly notes with actions, one dashboard for results
🤖 AI SEO Automation
Audit summaries from scheduled crawls, weekly action list
Content brief generator with intent, entities, outline, FAQs, internal links, meta draft
Search Console query pull, clustering, page mapping
Internal link opportunity finder with suggested anchors
Schema and title change monitor with simple alerts
Answer engine prep with FAQs, definitions, citations
✍️ Content and On Page
Keyword research by intent and location
Meta titles, meta descriptions, H1 and H2, FAQs
Topic clusters and supporting pages for depth
Monthly refresh with new sections and internal links
Light copy suggestions for landing and product pages
📊 Tracking and Reporting
GA4 and Tag Manager events for calls, forms, bookings, add to cart, checkout, purchase
UTM standards for ads, email, maps, and QR
Looker Studio weekly dashboard, one page summary with wins, risks, next steps
🧰 Tools
GA4, GSC, GTM, Looker Studio, Google Sheets, Apps Script
SEMrush, Ahrefs, Screaming Frog, BrightLocal, Surfer
Google Ads, Merchant Center, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Microsoft Ads
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, HTML, CSS, JavaScript basics
🏅 Certifications
Google Analytics Individual Qualification
Google Ads Search and Google Ads Display
LinkedIn Advertising Fundamentals
HubSpot Content Marketing
Semrush Technical SEO
BrightLocal Local SEO and Citation Expert
📈 Results
ROAS from one point eight to three point four for large ecommerce
Cost per lead down by fifty percent for B2B SaaS
Map pack gains after category, photos, Q and A, citation fixes
Organic clicks up by sixty five percent after meta, schema, content refresh
🔁 Process
Quick audit and a thirty day plan
Fix tracking and technical issues first
First wins in week one
Weekly update with a single dashboard
🧩 Industries
B2B SaaS, B2C, ecommerce, local services, hospitality, Medical, Security, IT, Dentist, Fitness and travel, education.
Send your site and goal. A free mini audit and a seven day action list will be shared within one business day. Ready to start Message me or click Invite.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Chahat can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Chahat receives requirements from you.
Chahat works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Step 1:- SEO Audit
I'll Audit the website with Premium SEMrush Tool.
Step 2:- Fix the Technical Issues
➡️ Index Optimization ➡️ XML sitemap ➡️ robots.txt ➡️ Image Compression ➡️ HTTPS Setup ➡️ Penalty Removal, etc.