Website, WordPress, and SEO implementation experience
Practical support for existing sites, agency overflow, technical cleanup, and launch work.
THE WEB GUY
Direct help from a developer
Get Your Website Working the Way It Should.
Broken forms, WordPress trouble, SEO work that never gets implemented, or an AI build that needs a second look. Work directly with a developer to get the next step scoped, fixed, and checked.
Free quote. Scope and cost agreed before paid work begins.
AI Development Oversight
Build With AI. Ship With an Engineer.
Already building with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another AI tool? Get human review of the code, the system around it, and the checks your next release needs.
Have something ready for review?
Start with a focused code review, pre-launch website QA, or ongoing oversight for your team. You receive findings and a practical next step within an agreed scope.
See what an AI code review coversCMS and front-end development coverage
Theme, plugin, Liquid, JavaScript, CSS, templates, APIs, and production debugging.
Technical SEO changes that actually ship
Schema, redirects, headings, crawl fixes, internal links, and page structure handled in the site.
No account-manager handoff
Send the URL, symptom, audit note, or task list directly to the person doing the work.
Website problem routing
What Can The Web Guy Help You Fix?
Explore website troubleshooting for broken pages, WordPress problems, technical SEO, analytics and tracking, site speed, integrations, ongoing support, and AI-built website cleanup.
Something broke
A page, form, layout, script, or checkout stopped working
Common symptoms
- A form, button, modal, or checkout action stopped working
- A page overlaps, disappears, or breaks on mobile
- A script, embed, plugin, or recent update caused new errors
What this solves
Reproduce the problem, identify the responsible layer, and fix it or document the safest next move.
Need web work handled without babysitting?
Send the URL, what is broken or needed, and the outcome you want. The reply can start with the most useful next step.
Recent blog posts
Recent website troubleshooting and implementation guides
Practical articles about broken sites, WordPress, SEO implementation, tracking, launches, and the technical work behind them.
AI-Built Website Not Ready to Launch? Cleanup Checklist
AI-built sites can look close while missing the production details that make a site usable: forms, tracking, routing, metadata, deployment settings, accessibility, and maintainable structure.
Read Article ->JavaScript Not Working? Website Troubleshooting
JavaScript issues usually show up when JavaScript is not working: broken menus, dead buttons, forms that never finish, widgets that fail to load, or features that work on one page and fail on another.
Read Article ->Fix My Broken Website: Safe Repair Order
When the site is already broken, the useful move is to protect the current state, reproduce the symptom, identify the affected business path, and fix the smallest verified cause.
Read Article ->Topological Relevance and Vector SEO: A TopoRank Case Study
A technical look at how TopoRank crawls a site, strips template noise, discovers semantic clusters, scores link support, and turns internal linking into a measurable optimization loop.
Read Article ->Technical skills
The technical skills behind the work
Choose the result you need to see the engineering skill, production tasks, and checks involved.
Used for
Production Debugging
Trace failures through the live production stack
Production debugging brings together browser diagnostics, JavaScript behavior, CMS output, APIs, hosting, caching, DNS, SSL, and third-party scripts. The goal is to identify the failing layer before changing code or configuration.
This skill draws on performance engineering, API and webhook integration, and Cloudflare, DNS, and SSL when a failure crosses system boundaries.
What this skill covers
- Browser behavior, network requests, application state, CMS output, and server responses
- Environment differences, releases, caching, third-party scripts, and integration boundaries
- Console evidence, request traces, logs, and repeatable failure conditions
Technical advantage
- Isolates the responsible layer before code or configuration changes begin
- Reduces broad rewrites and unrelated changes that create new risk
- Tests the repair against the exact path that originally failed
How this improves the client deliverable
The client receives a smaller, safer repair backed by evidence, plus a clear explanation of the cause and what was verified afterward.
Recent Web Fixes
Recent Fixes From Real Website Work
Browse ten recent examples showing the symptom, the evidence checked, the change made, and the verified result.
View all Web Fixes ->Local and remote website support
Website support near Freeport, IL and for remote teams
The Web Guy supports businesses near Freeport, Rockford, Monroe, Beloit, Janesville, Dixon, Sterling, Galena, Dubuque, Madison, and remote teams that need practical contract website help.
Flexible freelance web support
Get a Free Quote.
Find out what can be done for your website. We can discuss a prototype, a focused first step, or a full implementation, and I can work within your existing processes, tools, and approval flow.
Ways to get started
Choose the approach that fits your team
- Prototype an idea before committing to the complete build
- Hand off a defined project, website fix, implementation, or review
- Add developer capacity within your existing tools and processes
- Use hourly or project-based pricing based on the work
There is no charge to request a quote. Send the context you already have, and we can determine the most useful way to begin.
FAQ
Common questions before sending work
What do you charge?
Start with a free quote. Send the website, the problem or goal, and your timeline. I will confirm the scope and cost before you decide whether to go ahead.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. Agencies can use The Web Guy for WordPress production, SEO implementation, landing pages, QA cleanup, technical fixes, tracking, and overflow work.
Do you work white-label?
White-label friendly support can make sense for production tasks where expectations, access, communication, and ownership are clear.
Do you work with WordPress?
Yes. WordPress support includes themes, child themes, Elementor, page builders, plugins, PHP templates, CSS, JavaScript, SEO implementation, speed, and cleanup.
Do you build WordPress plugins?
Yes. Practical WordPress plugin work can support admin workflows, APIs, automation, custom functionality, and site-specific cleanup.
Do you work with Shopify?
Yes, especially practical Shopify and Liquid support: templates, product pages, schema, tracking, storefront fixes, and ecommerce cleanup.