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Madori WordPress

Technical WordPress SEO agency for sites genuinely ready to rank

Lighthouse audits, JSON-LD schemas, Core Web Vitals, multilingual hreflang, sitemaps, indexability — we strengthen the technical foundations of your SEO. For editorial SEO (keywords, content, link building), we partner with your in-house team or external agency.

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Without technical foundations, even great content won't rank

Core Web Vitals

Indexability

Schemas

You publish good content but Google doesn't surface it? Your Core Web Vitals are red, your URLs poorly indexed, your structured data missing, your hreflang off? Without technical foundations, editorial authority isn't recognised — no matter how good the content is. That's what we handle at Madori: pure technical SEO, so Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and your users finally read your site properly.

Our approach to technical SEO for WordPress

Four areas covered on every audit or redesign: performance, structured data, indexability, international.

Core Web Vitals in the green

Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights audits, LCP/INP/CLS bottlenecks, image optimisation (next/image, AVIF, lazy-loading), critical CSS, code splitting, caching. Every improvement documented with before/after metrics.

JSON-LD schemas and structured data

Schema.org schemas (Organization, Article, FAQ, Breadcrumb, Service, Review, Person, HowTo) to make your site eligible for Google rich results and citable by LLMs (Perplexity, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini).

Indexability and SEO hygiene

Clean sitemap.xml, explicit robots.txt, canonical tags, URL parameter handling, 301 redirects without chains, duplicate content treated. Monitoring via Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.

Multilingual and international SEO

Clean hreflang setup (alternates, x-default), URL and slug translation, multi-domain vs subdirectory choice, market handling (currencies, VAT), localised sitemaps. Madori is listed among the official WPML experts.

How we run a technical SEO engagement

Pragmatic method: prioritise by impact, ship in batches, measure each milestone before moving on.

Initial audit

Lighthouse audit, Search Console, structured data, hreflang, indexability, performance. Delivered within 5 business days, prioritised by business impact and implementation complexity.

Impact-based prioritisation

We separate quick wins (sprint 1) from structural work (Hn refactor, schemas, redirects). You validate scope and timeline before we execute.

Implementation

Surgical intervention on your existing WordPress — no rebuild needed — or native integration in a redesign project. Everything goes through staging before production.

Measurement and iteration

Tracking via Lighthouse, Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, rich-result tests. Monthly report: performance, indexability, visibility in Google and AI search.

What you gain from our SEO engagement

Core Web Vitals in the green, clean indexation in Google and Bing: your pages finally rank for their true value

Visibility in AI search (ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews) thanks to clean schemas and llms.txt

Multilingual SEO that holds up: hreflang, alternates, x-default, no cannibalisation between versions

Clear reporting of actions and measured impact, aligning IT, marketing, and leadership

What our clients say

4.8 / 5on Google · 28 reviewsSee reviews →

  • “Listening, transparency and responsiveness: we're very happy to work with Madori!”

    CT
    Charlotte Teyssier

    Managing Director — El Smartgrid

  • “Professionalism, quality.”

    SD
    Sophie de Martres

    Marketing and Communications Manager — Unissey

  • “Madori always listens and responds quickly. They show real patience with their clients and consistently provide valuable advice on our digital strategy.”

    CW
    Candice Wojak

    Managing Director — Relyance

A few projects we've delivered

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Shall we look at your technical SEO?

Tell us about your site. Prioritised, costed audit within 5 business days, clear action plan.

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