hire google search console expert
Google Search Console specialist
diagnosis freeSearch Console tells you what is wrong with your site in the vaguest possible words. I read it for a living. 727 orders, 415 written reviews at 4.9, and a per-URL ledger on every job, so you never have to take my word for anything.
What I fix inside Search Console
- Crawled, currently not indexedGoogle saw the page and shelved it. I find out why and clear it.
- Discovered, currently not indexedGoogle knows the URL exists but never fetched it. Usually a crawl-priority problem.
- Pages dropping out of the indexIndexed last month, gone today. The ledger catches these before your traffic does.
- Sitemap and coverage errorsStale sitemaps, orphan URLs, and coverage reports that do not add up.
- Canonical and redirect confusionGoogle indexing the wrong variant, or none at all, because signals disagree.
- New sites Google ignoresWhen a slow start is normal, and when it means something is actually wrong.
Each of those links goes to a guide that explains the fix in full. If you would rather do it yourself, the guides are free and complete. The service exists for when you would rather not.
How hiring me works
- step 1 · free diagnosisSend your URL list or add me in Search Console. I tell you what Google is actually doing with your pages and what is causing it, in plain English, before any money changes hands. If the problem is outside Search Console, I say that too.
- step 2 · fixed quoteIndexing work follows the published packages, from $25 one-time. Anything else gets one flat number. No hourly meter, no scope surprises, no invoice you did not see coming.
- step 3 · work with proofFixes applied, every URL submitted by hand, and a live per-URL ledger: indexed, pending, or fixed, with dates. You can check my work while I am doing it.
Where this is different
Versus an agency: an agency sells you a team and assigns you whoever is free. Here the person you message is the person in your Search Console, every time. Nothing is lost in a handoff because there is no handoff.
Versus indexing software: tools like SpeedyIndex or IndexPlease submit URLs and stop there. Submission is the last step of the job, not the job. If a page was shelved for thin content or a stray noindex, resubmitting it a hundred times changes nothing. I fix the reason first.
Versus doing it yourself: entirely possible, and my guides show you how. What you are buying is the pattern recognition from 740+ client sites, so the cause is found in hours instead of weekends.
Straight answers
Do I have to hand over my Google account?
No. You add me as a user inside Search Console yourself, and you can remove me the moment the work is done. I never ask for your Google password or your hosting login. The privacy page lists exactly what that access shares.
How is this different from hiring on Upwork or Fiverr?
It is the same kind of engagement, minus the lottery. On a marketplace you pick from profiles and hope. Here you can read the case studies and the reviews before you send a single message, and you deal with the person doing the work, not an account manager.
What if my problem is not really a Search Console problem?
Then I say so. The diagnosis is free, and sometimes it ends with "your pages are fine, the issue is content or links, and here is who does that better than me." You lose nothing by asking.
Can you work alongside my agency or developer?
Yes, and it happens often. I handle the Search Console side: diagnosis, fixes, submissions, and the per-URL ledger. Your team keeps the site. I report in plain English that non-SEOs can act on.
What does it cost?
Indexing work follows the published indexing packages, one-time from $25 or monthly from $50. Anything outside those packages gets a flat quote after the free diagnosis, so the price is fixed before work starts.
The proof lives at 40 case studies tracked URL by URL, and the pricing is public on the indexing services page. If you want to check your own pages first, the bulk index checker is free.