I will fix 404 errors, broken links, 301 redirects and page not found errors

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James

About this gig

Are your visitors clicking links only to land on 404 pages, broken URLs, or incorrect redirects?


Broken links and page not found errors can create a poor user experience and make it harder for visitors and search engines to navigate your website. I will investigate the affected URLs, identify what is causing the problem, and apply the appropriate fix.


I can help with

  • 404 error fixes
  • Broken link repair
  • 301 redirects
  • URL redirect issues
  • Page not found errors
  • Broken internal links
  • Redirect chains
  • Old URL redirects
  • Website URL errors
  • WordPress 404 issues


I do not just redirect every broken URL randomly. I check the affected pages, determine where each URL should lead, apply the correct fix where possible, and test the links afterward.


Whether you changed a page URL, deleted content, migrated your website, or discovered multiple broken links, I can help clean up the affected URLs and restore proper navigation.


Please message me with your website URL and details of the errors before ordering.

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Get to know James

James

Website Errors and Technical SEO Fixes

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceSep 2026
  • Avg. response time1 hour
  • Languages

    English, Spanish, French, German
Is your website showing 404 errors, broken links, redirect problems, indexing issues, or Google Search Console errors? I help diagnose and fix technical website problems that can affect visitors and search engines. I can help with 404 page errors, broken URLs, 301 redirects, crawl issues, sitemap problems, indexing errors, WordPress issues, and technical SEO fixes. My focus is simple: find the cause, fix the problem correctly, and test the affected pages to make sure everything works as expected.