Technical SEO autopilot: fixes written to your store, then checked live
Technical SEO problems are rarely hard to understand; they are tedious to fix across hundreds of pages. The technical autopilot takes the issues your site audit finds, prepares the exact fix for each page and — once you approve — writes it to your store and reads the live page back to confirm it is there.
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Fixed means live, not “marked as done”
A fix that was sent but never appeared on the page is not a fix. Caching, themes and SEO plugins can all override a change. So a task here counts as fixed only when the change is visible on the live page — or, when a store blocks automated visits, when the store’s own API returns it.
What a store cannot take safely is proposed instead of written. Structured data is validated before it is written. Speed settings on WordPress are switched on one at a time, with PageSpeed measured before and after, and switched back off if mobile performance drops.
Sites without a store API — Next.js, custom builds, Wix, Squarespace — get the same fixes in guided mode: a Fix Pack with the exact title, description, alt text, JSON-LD and headings for every page, and a check that reads each page again once your developer has applied it.
What the technical autopilot fixes
- Titles and meta descriptions: Missing, duplicate, too long or too short — written to Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress or Shopify’s SEO fields.
- Structured data: Product and LocalBusiness JSON-LD built from your store data and validated before it is written — see product schema markup.
- Headings: Missing or duplicate H1s.
- Redirects for dead pages: A 301 from a removed page to the live page that replaced it — see how to fix 404 errors.
- Links to orphan pages: Contextual links from pages Google already visits — see the internal linking tool.
- Speed settings on WordPress: One companion-plugin setting at a time, with PageSpeed before and after.
- Site monitoring: An alert the same day if your homepage goes down, turns noindex, or robots.txt blocks Google.
How it works
- Run the site audit: every page crawled, 45 checks, grouped into errors, warnings and notices.
- Press Fix on an issue: the fix is prepared for each page it affects.
- Approve, edit or skip each proposal.
- Approved fixes are written to your store and checked live; the previous value is kept for undo.
- The weekly audit re-checks the site and alerts you if the Site Health score drops.
Questions people ask
- Do I need a developer?
- Not on WooCommerce or Shopify — fixes are written through your store connection. On other sites, the Fix Pack gives your developer copy-paste code for plain HTML and Next.js.
- Can a fix break my site?
- Every change keeps the value it replaced and can be undone in one click. Speed settings are measured and switched off again automatically if mobile performance drops.
- Which SEO plugins are supported on WordPress?
- Yoast SEO, Rank Math and SEOPress for titles and descriptions; the free NicheSEO Pro companion plugin for structured data, redirects and speed settings.