Ranking Fixer

Technical SEO consultant and developer

Technical SEO fixes for sites that should be ranking

Ranking Fixer finds the technical problems that keep a website out of Google, like pages that are not indexed, failing Core Web Vitals or a migration that broke redirects, and fixes them in the code. The diagnosis and the fix come from the same person.

I am Calebe Araujo, a full-stack developer and tech lead. I write production code every day, so the fixes I recommend are the fixes I can ship.

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What a technical SEO audit covers

What is keeping your site off Google?

Start with the symptom. Each page explains the usual causes and how I fix them.

Technical SEO services

Why a developer, and not just a report

Most technical SEO audits end as a long document. Then the findings wait in a developer's queue, get misread, or are implemented halfway. Months later the same errors are still in Search Console.

Ranking Fixer closes that gap. I audit the site, decide what matters for search and implement the fixes in the code, the theme or the CMS. When your team owns the code, I write the changes as tasks a developer can ship without guessing.

How it works

  1. Send the URL. Email the site and a line about what is wrong. I check it before replying.
  2. Audit. With read access to Search Console, I find the technical causes and rank them by impact.
  3. Fix. I implement the changes, or hand your developers tasks that are ready to ship.
  4. Verify. Fixes are validated in Search Console, and speed is checked in field data.

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Who it is for

Results you can check

No invented case studies. These are numbers from my own work, and the last one you can test right now.

More about the person behind the work on the about page.

Technical SEO guides

Fix it yourself first, if you prefer. These guides explain the most common problems step by step.

Frequently asked questions

What is considered technical SEO?

Technical SEO is everything that decides whether Google can crawl, render, index and understand a website: server responses, redirects, canonical tags, sitemaps and robots rules, page speed and Core Web Vitals, structured data, internal links and how JavaScript content is delivered. Content and links only count after this layer works.

Why is my SEO not working?

When good content does not rank, the cause is often technical: pages that are not indexed, a noindex tag left from development, canonicals pointing to the wrong URL, redirects lost in a migration or a site too slow on mobile. The first step is checking Google Search Console to see which of these is happening.

Do you only send a report, or do you fix the issues?

Both. I am a developer, so after the audit I can implement the fixes myself in the code, the theme or the CMS. If your team prefers to do the work, you get developer-ready tasks with the exact change, the reason and how to check it.

Is it worth hiring someone for technical SEO?

It is worth it when the problem is technical and costs traffic or leads: a site that is not indexed, a migration that lost rankings or pages that fail Core Web Vitals. In those cases, fixing the cause is faster and cheaper than producing more content that Google still cannot see.

Where are you based, and do you work with US companies?

I work remotely from Sorocaba, Brazil, in a time zone one to two hours ahead of US Eastern time, so working hours overlap with the US. Ranking Fixer takes projects from businesses and agencies in the United States and other English-speaking countries.

Send me the site that is not ranking

Email the URL and a line about what is wrong. I look at the site before replying, so the first answer already says what I would check and fix.

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