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Service / 04

Be found. Load fast. Convert better.

A focused audit and implementation pass across technical SEO, content structure, accessibility, and Core Web Vitals.

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At a glance
Timeline
1–2 weeks for an audit and implementation
Format
Audit + implementation sprint
Best for
Founders and small teams
First step
A short project note
Tell me what you're building
The short version / 02

The work, without the theatre.

SEO isn't a plugin or a pile of keywords. It's whether a search engine can understand the page, whether a browser can render it quickly, and whether the visitor finds what they came for. I work on all three.

This is a hands-on engagement: I audit the site, fix what matters, and leave you with the structure and documentation to keep it healthy.

What changes / 03
01

Cleaner indexing

Search engines can crawl, understand, and trust the right pages — and ignore the ones that shouldn't rank.

02

Faster pages

Lean assets, smarter loading, and layouts that don't jump around while someone is trying to read.

03

A better experience

The same improvements that help rankings help real people. That's not a coincidence.

What's included / 04

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

The exact scope is shaped around your project. These are the pieces most engagements include.

Technical SEO audit and prioritised fixes
Metadata, canonical, Open Graph, and schema implementation
Sitemap, robots, and indexation cleanup
Core Web Vitals and asset optimisation
Internal linking and content architecture
Accessibility review tied to WCAG 2.2
Analytics and Search Console setup
A clear handover document
Who it's for / 05

A good fit if this is you.

  • SaaS sites with strong content but weak rankings
  • New sites that need the technical foundation right
  • Sites with slow Core Web Vitals or accessibility issues
  • Teams preparing for a launch or migration
At Ticketmaster, I rebuilt performance for a no-code page-building platform — cutting key page metrics by up to 96%. I also built accessibility tooling used by developers to catch WCAG issues before they ship.

Amber Anand

Founder, AMASPA · Patna, India

About Amber
Questions / 06

The useful details.

If the answer you need isn't here, ask it directly. I reply within one business day.

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Do you guarantee rankings?
No — and you should be sceptical of anyone who does. I fix the technical and structural issues that make ranking possible, then give you a clear plan for the content and authority work that takes longer.
Do you write content?
I can brief and edit it, and I often write the core pages myself. For a sustained content program, I'll help you find a writer who knows your subject.
Can you fix an existing Next.js site?
Yes. I audit the current implementation, fix the highest-leverage issues, and leave the codebase cleaner than I found it.
What access do you need?
Read-only access to Search Console, analytics, and the codebase to start. For implementation, I'll need deployment access or a way to open pull requests.
How quickly will I see results?
Technical fixes can improve crawling and speed within days. Ranking and traffic changes depend on competition and content — usually a matter of months, not weeks.
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The other ways I can help.

01

Websites

Strategy, design, and development for sites that make your product look as good as it is.

02

UGC ads

Concepts, scripts, and edits built around the reason people should care — not a trend with your logo on it.

03

Full-stack development

MVP and product engineering: interfaces, APIs, auth, payments, and the infrastructure underneath.

Service / 04

Have a project in mind? Let's talk.

Tell me the goal, the timeline, and what's in the way. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit — and what I'd do first.

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