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Fastest mobile site in Malaysia e-commerce and retail at 11street. Achieved as an employee, with a team, at scale.
Independent Consultant
Location
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (GMT+8).
Working with clients across Malaysia, Australia, the US, and Zimbabwe.
Availability
Currently accepting projects for Q2 2026 and beyond.
Get in touchYour site is live but organic traffic is flat or falling. You have pages that should be ranking but are not showing up, and you are not confident whether the problem is content, structure, performance, or something deeper in how search engines read the site. You may have received SEO reports before that flagged dozens of issues but led to no meaningful improvement.
That usually means the technical foundations were never built properly, or they degraded over time without anyone noticing. Crawlability issues, poor site structure, slow page speed, missing structured data, and broken internal linking all compound quietly until visibility drops. I audit the technical SEO layer of your site and build a clear strategy to fix what is actually holding back rankings.
I start with a full technical SEO audit, then move into fixing the problems and equipping the team to maintain the improvements.
Process
I handle the audit and strategy directly. For implementation, I work within the codebase where the fix is front-end or configuration-based. Where deeper back-end work is needed, I bring in a trusted developer and manage the process. Technical SEO is part of almost every web strategy and rebuild engagement I take on. This page covers standalone technical SEO work for businesses that need an audit and improvement plan without a full site rebuild. Engagements typically run four to eight weeks depending on site size and the scope of issues.
Fastest mobile site in Malaysia e-commerce and retail at 11street. Achieved as an employee, with a team, at scale.
Mobile PageSpeed score across client sites. Zero layout shift, sub-second first paint.
For businesses that know organic search should be doing more for them.
FAQ
A technical SEO audit examines how search engines crawl, index, and render your site. That includes site structure, URL hierarchy, internal linking, canonical tags, XML sitemaps, page speed, Core Web Vitals, mobile performance, structured data, and redirect handling. The goal is to identify the specific issues that are preventing pages from ranking where they should.
Technical SEO focuses on the infrastructure that sits underneath your content. You can have well-written pages that never rank because search engines cannot crawl them efficiently, the site loads too slowly, or the structure sends conflicting signals about which pages matter. I work on the technical layer. Content strategy and link acquisition are separate disciplines.
That depends on what the audit reveals. If the problems are isolated to crawlability, performance, and structured data, a standalone technical SEO engagement can resolve them. If the issues are structural, involving information architecture, content gaps, and UX problems alongside the technical debt, a web strategy and rebuild may be the more effective path. I will be honest about which one fits after the audit.
Yes. Every engagement includes SEO guidelines, monitoring setup, and training. The documentation covers what to watch for, how to respond to regressions, and what technical standards to follow when publishing new content or making site changes. I build with the assumption that the team will maintain the results going forward.
Yes. AI systems like Google’s AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity rely on structured data, entity clarity, and well-organised content to generate accurate answers. The technical SEO foundations I build, particularly schema markup, site structure, and content hierarchy, directly influence whether your business appears in AI-generated search results. If AI search visibility is a priority, the technical layer is where it starts.
If you know something needs to change but aren't sure which service fits, that's normal. Most engagements start with a conversation. Tell me what's going on and I'll tell you what I think would help.