I’m ready to tighten every screw on my site’s technical SEO and on-page optimisation in one focused sprint. My top priority is perfecting the meta layer—titles and descriptions must be rewritten so they are unique, compelling, and keyword-aligned. From there, I want the rest of the search-facing elements brought up to best-practice standards. Key objectives • Insert a single, keyword-rich H1 on the affected page and ensure heading hierarchy is logical. • Write or refine the global meta description and title tags; verify they render correctly and avoid truncation. • Add OpenGraph tags and set default share images so links look professional on social media. • Implement Schema.org markup (Article / WebPage as appropriate) to earn richer SERP snippets. • Create or update the XML sitemap, including lastmod dates, and configure og:updated_time or a Last-Modified header for freshness signals. • Optimise all images: descriptive file names, alt text, compressed files, plus proper cache-control and expires headers. • Review every internal link and add concise, relevant anchor text. • Reduce server response time, enable HTTP/2 where possible, and clean up unused code to lift the overall performance score. • Update HTTP headers (security and caching) to align with modern SEO audits. • Ensure the page is fully indexed by resolving any crawl or robots.txt issues. What I will judge success on 1. Pagespeed Insights and Lighthouse scores both in the green (mobile and desktop). 2. No critical errors in Google Search Console, Screaming Frog, or the latest Sitebulb crawl. 3. Meta titles/descriptions pulling through exactly as drafted. 4. Valid structured data shown in Google’s Rich Results Test. I’ll supply the current URL, CMS access, and any existing audit files once we start. Feel free to raise clarifying questions early—clear communication is key so we can ship these improvements fast.