About The Web Guy

The Web Guy is built around practical web support: fixing broken pages, cleaning up WordPress, implementing SEO work, building landing pages, troubleshooting tracking, and helping agencies move production work forward.

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What The Web Guy is

A practical contract website support service

This is not a fake agency brand and not a resume page. The public offer is simple: contract website help at $55/hr for real tasks that need technical execution.

WordPress and webmaster support
Technical SEO implementation
Landing pages and front-end work
Tracking, analytics, and integrations
Ecommerce cleanup
Hosting, DNS, SSL, Cloudflare, and reliability support

The practical work usually starts with WordPress Support, Technical SEO Implementation, or Website Fixes depending on whether the issue is a platform task, an SEO handoff, or a visible site problem.

When the work involves events, pixels, form submissions, dashboards, or CRM handoffs, Analytics & Tracking is the cleaner route. For the full map of what can be handed off, start with Website Services.

Tools and technologies

Comfortable across the messy middle of websites

CMS and ecommerce

WordPress, Elementor, page builders, custom themes, PHP templates, Shopify, Liquid, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and content cleanup.

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Code and front-end

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Node.js, Svelte/SvelteKit, React-style front-end work, Bootstrap, static sites, and lightweight tools.

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SEO and measurement

Technical SEO, schema, redirects, internal links, GA4, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, pixels, campaign tracking, and event verification.

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Infrastructure and data

Cloudflare, DNS, SSL/TLS, cPanel/WHM, Linux hosting, Apache/Nginx, MySQL, REST APIs, webhooks, Postman, JSON, CSV, CRON, and automation.

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Work fit

Practical support paths behind the background

These links move from work style and background into the exact service paths visitors usually need.

WordPress Support Use this when the site needs theme edits, plugin troubleshooting, page builder cleanup, content updates, or WordPress SEO implementation.

Technical SEO Implementation Use this when recommendations, crawl notes, schema, redirects, headings, internal links, or page structure need to be handled on the site.

Website Fixes Use this when the problem is a visible bug, broken layout, failed form, script conflict, embed issue, or messy production behavior.

Analytics & Tracking Use this when GA4, GTM, pixels, form events, ecommerce tracking, or reporting flows need to be trusted.

Useful next pages

Move from background context into a specific website request

If the About page answers whether the work style is a fit, these pages help route the actual task into the right support area.

Full service map
Website Services Use the services hub to choose between WordPress, website fixes, technical SEO, landing pages, tracking, ecommerce, APIs, and support.
Common CMS work
WordPress Support Use WordPress Support when the site needs theme edits, plugin troubleshooting, page builder cleanup, content updates, or WordPress SEO implementation.
Implementation work
Technical SEO Implementation Use Technical SEO Implementation when recommendations, crawl notes, schema, redirects, headings, internal links, or page structure need to be handled on the site.
Troubleshooting work
Website Fixes Use Website Fixes when the problem is a visible bug, broken layout, failed form, script conflict, embed issue, or messy production behavior.
Measurement work
Analytics & Tracking Use Analytics & Tracking when GA4, GTM, pixels, form events, ecommerce tracking, or reporting flows need to be trusted.
Start here
Contact Use the request form when you have the URL, context, timeline, and a clear outcome for the next useful step.

Have a real website problem?

Send the URL, context, and what needs to happen next.

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Working style

Plain, useful, and focused on the site

The best requests include a URL, a task list, an audit, screenshots, or a clear description of what should happen. The Web Guy gives practical updates instead of technical theater.

Good fit / not good fit

Best for execution, not bloated process

Good fit: businesses and agencies that need a technical person to move web work forward. Not a fit: unlimited flat-fee work, fake emergency chaos, or projects that need a large agency team.