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A 12-year WordPress development and SEO partnership for an industrial heating equipment manufacturer.
I evolved the website from a corporate presence into a multilingual WooCommerce e-commerce platform, while providing ongoing development, maintenance, technical SEO, performance optimization, and custom WordPress development.
Key work included:
WordPress & Elementor Pro development
WooCommerce implementation
WPML multilingual architecture
Custom child-theme development
Custom WordPress hooks and plugin development
Technical SEO and keyword strategy
Google Search Console & Analytics
Website performance optimization
Hosting, DNS and Cloudflare migration
Third-party sales-channel integrations
Ongoing maintenance and technical support
SEO results included first-page rankings for competitive industry keywords, including #2 for "hot water boiler" and #3 for "steam boiler." The site also recorded 2.33K organic clicks and 54.6K impressions over a recent 3-month period.
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