Article SEO Revamp Specialist Needed

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Budget / Salary£5,000–10,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
My immediate focus is on sharpening the SEO performance of the articles already published on my site. I need a professional who can dissect each piece, spot technical and editorial weaknesses, and turn them into fully‐optimised assets that climb the rankings and attract real traffic.

Here is what the engagement will look like:
• Start with a quick audit of the current articles and their on-page signals (headlines, metadata, internal links, content depth, Core Web Vitals).
• Use solid keyword research—SEMrush, Ahrefs, Google Search Console, or your preferred equivalent—to confirm search intent, find gaps, and map primary/secondary keywords to every article.
• Rewrite or restructure the content so it reads naturally while satisfying SEO best practices; clear, engaging, and free of fluff.
• Hand me an actionable report that explains what was changed and why, plus any further technical fixes you recommend after crawling the site (Screaming Frog or similar).

Deliverables I expect:
1. Updated, SEO-optimised versions of all targeted articles (shared in Word/Docs plus published in CMS if you are comfortable).
2. A concise keyword map and ranking rationale for each piece.
3. A mini audit summary outlining technical issues discovered and traffic growth opportunities.

Tools such as Google Analytics, Search Console, Yoast, and page-speed insights can be granted for deeper analysis.

Please note, for workflow and communication reasons I can only consider freelancers located in European countries or the United States. If that fits you and you have a track record of lifting organic visibility, I’m eager to see how you would approach the first batch of articles and timelines for delivery.
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