Services
Available for contract web work at $55/hr
Practical contract web support for businesses, agencies, ecommerce stores, SEO teams, and overloaded marketing teams that need useful website work done.
Service hub
If you are not sure where the work fits, start with the problem. The categories below are here to help you route the request, not force you into a package.
Start with Website Fixes when the issue is visible or urgent. Choose WordPress Support when the work is inside a CMS, theme, plugin stack, page builder, or content workflow.
If the request comes from an audit, crawl report, schema task, redirect issue, or internal-link gap, use Technical SEO Implementation. If the work is a service page, local page, campaign page, paid traffic page, form, CTA, or launch task, start with Landing Pages.
WordPress help for business sites, agency client sites, old themes, plugin-heavy builds, page builders, content updates, and the kind of layout problems that always show up right before something needs to launch.
Go to WordPress SupportSEO audits are useful. They are also easy to ignore when nobody has time to touch the site. The Web Guy helps turn crawl notes, audit spreadsheets, and SEO recommendations into actual website changes.
Go to Technical SEOLanding pages for real offers: service pages, local SEO pages, campaign pages, paid traffic pages, lead-gen pages, and quick launches that need clean structure instead of decorative fluff.
Go to Landing PagesPractical speed cleanup for slow WordPress sites, bloated pages, heavy scripts, oversized images, layout shift, caching confusion, and performance problems that make the site feel worse than it should.
Go to Site SpeedSend the URL and the problem. Broken layouts, CSS bugs, JavaScript errors, forms not working, modals, embeds, iframe issues, tracking scripts, mobile layout problems, and CMS weirdness all fit here.
Go to Website FixesHourly production support for marketing agencies, SEO agencies, web shops, freelancers, and small teams that have more website work than available hands.
Go to Agency OverflowTechnical ecommerce cleanup for Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, product data, schema, tracking, feeds, templates, theme edits, forms, and integrations.
Go to Ecommerce SupportGA4, Google Tag Manager, pixels, form tracking, conversion tracking, event verification, campaign tracking, ecommerce tracking, and cleanup when the numbers cannot be trusted.
Go to Analytics & TrackingPractical integration work for forms, CRMs, CMS platforms, ecommerce systems, webhooks, scripts, feeds, background jobs, and data that needs to move reliably.
Go to API & IntegrationsPractical reliability support for DNS, SSL, Cloudflare, hosting, cPanel, backups, WordPress hardening, suspicious scripts, caching issues, redirects, and stability problems.
Go to Security & ReliabilityCrawlers, checkers, SEO QA scripts, reporting helpers, dashboards, CRON jobs, JSON/CSV cleanup, API-based workflows, and internal tools for repetitive web operations.
Go to AutomationA webmaster without hiring full-time: website updates, page edits, WordPress support, technical SEO tasks, tracking fixes, speed cleanup, small improvements, and recurring technical support.
Go to Webmaster SupportLightweight front-end work for static sites, React components, JavaScript cleanup, forms, modals, embeds, SEO-friendly page structure, and performance-minded builds.
Go to Front-End HelpHow to choose
Start here when the issue is visible, urgent, or hard to explain: broken layouts, failed forms, mobile bugs, server trouble, tracking scripts, or plugin weirdness.
Diagnose a broken siteStart here if you already have recommendations, audit notes, crawl output, schema notes, or a spreadsheet no one has implemented.
Move SEO work forwardStart here when you need a service page, campaign page, local SEO page, paid traffic page, form, CTA, or lightweight front-end build launched.
Plan the pageStart here when forms, GA4, GTM, ecommerce data, APIs, webhooks, CRM records, or dashboards do not match reality.
Trace the data flowCommon handoff paths
A broken page usually starts with Website Fixes, then moves into WordPress Support, production debugging, or reliability work once the cause is clear. SEO requests often begin with Technical SEO Implementation, then turn into schema, crawl cleanup, internal links, or ecommerce product data.
Launch and measurement
A page build is usually tied to Landing Pages, Analytics & Tracking, React/static front-end work, or API integrations. If an agency already owns strategy, Agency Overflow keeps production moving without turning every task into a full project.
Service starting points
Start with these service paths when the problem is visible, technical, unfinished, or stuck between strategy and implementation.
Website Fixes Use this when the site has visible bugs, CSS or JavaScript problems, broken forms, modals, embeds, scripts, or mobile layout issues.
WordPress Support Use this when the work involves themes, child themes, plugins, Elementor, page builders, PHP templates, content updates, or cleanup.
Technical SEO Implementation Use this when an audit, crawl export, schema note, redirect issue, heading cleanup, or internal link task needs implementation.
Landing Pages Use this for service pages, local pages, campaign pages, paid traffic pages, forms, CTAs, and tracking before launch.
Service routes
These are the strongest service paths for common website problems, from broken front-end behavior to SEO implementation, tracking, and agency overflow.
Website Fixes Use Website Fixes when the site has visible bugs, CSS or JavaScript problems, broken forms, modals, embeds, scripts, or mobile layout issues.
WordPress Support Use WordPress Support when the work involves themes, child themes, plugins, Elementor, page builders, PHP templates, content updates, or cleanup.
Technical SEO Implementation Use Technical SEO Implementation when an audit, crawl export, schema note, redirect issue, heading cleanup, or internal link task needs implementation.
Landing Pages Use Landing Pages for service pages, local pages, campaign pages, paid traffic pages, forms, CTAs, and tracking before launch.
Analytics & Tracking Use Analytics & Tracking when GA4, GTM, pixels, form events, ecommerce measurement, or dashboard data needs to be checked and fixed.
Agency Overflow Use Agency Overflow when a marketing, web, or SEO team needs production help across client site updates, QA, and implementation tasks.
Something broke
If the issue is visible, urgent, or hard to explain, these posts help name the problem and route it to the right kind of website fix.
Sections overlap, headers act strange, spacing disappears, or the mobile layout falls apart. Here is how those problems usually happen and what to check first.
Read about broken layoutsMenus stop opening, buttons do nothing, styles change unexpectedly, or interactive pieces work on one page and fail on another.
Read about css and javascriptThe form submits but nobody gets the lead, validation fails, a popup will not open, or the thank-you flow no longer tracks correctly.
Read about forms and modalsMaps, videos, calendars, chat tools, CRM widgets, and iframes are useful until they break layout, slow the page, or fail on mobile.
Read about embeds and iframesAnalytics looks wrong, conversions disappear, tags fire twice, pixels are missing, or a tracking script is pasted in three different places.
Read about tracking scriptsThe site behaves differently after an update, one page ignores the template, the builder output is strange, or a plugin almost works but not quite.
Read about cms weirdnessFor agencies
Use The Web Guy for WordPress edits, SEO implementation, landing pages, QA cleanup, tracking fixes, ecommerce cleanup, and technical tasks when the team is overloaded.
For business owners
Use hourly support when the website is broken, outdated, slow, hard to update, not tracking correctly, or sitting on a backlog of small-but-important tasks.
Send the URL and the messy version of the problem. The right service category is usually obvious once the site is reviewed.
Ecommerce and platform work
Platform support can include product data cleanup, Merchant Center, schema, Liquid/template fixes, checkout bugs, ecommerce tracking, APIs, webhooks, and performance cleanup.
Clear hourly help for practical website work, technical cleanup, and support tasks.