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David C.
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Hi David,
## Could you share the website URL and target location/services you want to prioritize?
## Will WordPress, Google Search Console, and Analytics access be provided?
## Do you already have a target keyword list, or would you like me to handle the keyword research and mapping as part of the audit? -

David,
Just to clarify, this is just for the audit report with implementation a separate phase and proposal, right?
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David,
For a medical WordPress site, the audit needs to go beyond finding missing titles or suggesting more keywords. The real value is identifying which on-page issues can affect search visibility, patient trust, usability, and the ability to implement changes safely without creating new problems.
I’d audit the site across technical SEO, content and keyword targeting, metadata, schema, URL structure, internal linking, Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, accessibility, and relevant security observations. I’d also look closely at how medical content is structured and presented, because healthcare pages need to balance search intent with accuracy, clarity, trust signals, and appropriate compliance considerations.
I’ll then turn the findings into a prioritised action list rather than a report full of generic SEO advice. Each important issue will show what is wrong, why it matters, what should change, and where practical, how it should be implemented in WordPress.
Since you need the changes implemented as well, I’d handle the audit and implementation together. That means I can verify the recommendations directly against the website instead of leaving you with a document that another person has to interpret later.
I’ll also check the areas that are easy to overlook, such as duplicate or weak page targeting, indexation signals, canonical handling, heading structure, image optimisation, internal link opportunities, schema consistency, mobile interaction issues, accessibility barriers, and whether important medical pages are properly connected to the wider site structure.
The final delivery would give you a clear picture of the current on-page SEO position, the fixes completed, the remaining priorities, and practical guidance for maintaining the improvements going forward.
Before starting, I’d need WordPress admin access and, if available, access to Google Search Console and GA4. Search Console is particularly useful here because it lets me validate the audit against actual indexing, queries, pages, and search performance rather than relying only on a crawler.
Send me the website URL and confirm whether you can provide WordPress plus Search Console access, and I can start by checking the current structure and identifying the highest-impact fixes. -

Hi David,
Could I see the website first please?
I have no idea if it has 10 or 1000 pages.
Thank you
Nick
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Are there specific medical sub-specialties or patient demographics you want to prioritize first, or should the audit cover the entire site broadly to align with Google's YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) guidelines?
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Could you please share the website URL and let me know which WordPress SEO setup/plugins you’re currently using (e.g., Rank Math, Yoast, or AIOSEO)?
Also, would you like me to handle the complete on-page SEO implementation after the audit, including all recommended changes, rather than providing the audit report only?
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Hi David,
Could you please share the website URL, confirm whether Google Search Console and Google Analytics are already set up, let me know if you have any target locations or specific keywords in mind, and confirm whether you’d like me to implement all identified on-page SEO changes directly on the WordPress website?
Best regards,
Bebe Kiffin