I design and build WordPress affiliate and review websites with clear category hubs, helpful buying guides and the technical SEO that keeps every page crawlable and indexable.
Auto Gear Pilot · my car accessories affiliate website, live since September 2026
Auto Gear PilotMany affiliate sites publish steadily but never grow, because Google finds thin category pages, duplicate URLs or pages it cannot index, and readers find lists of products with no real guidance.
Category slugs that clash with pages, wrong canonicals and old drafts confuse Google about which page should rank.
Articles sit in "Discovered" or "Crawled, currently not indexed" in Search Console because the internal links and sitemap signals are weak.
Without hubs that link buying guides, comparisons and how-to articles together, no single topic builds enough authority.
You can hire me for the full build, or only for the SEO setup on a site you already run.
Category hubs for each product type, with buying guides, comparisons and how-to articles mapped to them before anything is published.
A clean, fast WordPress and Elementor design with reusable article, comparison and hub templates you can edit yourself.
Buying guide and comparison layouts with "what to check" sections, pros and cons and FAQs, written for readers first.
Rank Math titles and descriptions, Article and FAQ schema, canonicals, clean slugs, XML sitemaps and LiteSpeed caching.
An "En Español" section for Spanish-speaking readers in the USA, with its own category and articles written for that audience.
Affiliate disclosure, About, Privacy, Terms and Disclaimer pages, plus Organization schema, so readers and Google know who runs the site.
Auto Gear Pilot publishes buying guides for dash cams, jump starters, tire inflators, power stations, car electronics and tools. I built it with WordPress, Elementor Pro, Rank Math and LiteSpeed Cache, and I manage its SEO in Google Search Console.
Counts taken from the live site in November 2026. These figures describe the site build, not traffic, rankings or affiliate earnings.
Every step has a clear deliverable you can review.
We agree on the niche, the product categories and the first articles, based on keyword research for your target market.
I build the homepage, category hubs and article templates in Elementor, with your branding and trust pages.
Rank Math, schema, sitemaps, internal linking rules, caching and Google Search Console are set up and tested.
The site goes live with its first articles, and you get a publishing checklist so every new post follows the same SEO rules.
Yes. I build the site structure, disclosure pages and product sections that Amazon Associates and other affiliate programs expect. You apply for the program and add your own tracking links, and I can show you where they go.
Yes. I can audit the site and fix technical issues such as wrong canonicals, slug conflicts, missing schema, duplicate pages and pages Google has not indexed, then document every change for you.
I can plan the articles and set up the templates, and content writing can be added to the project. The scope and number of articles are agreed in the brief before work starts.
It depends on the number of categories and templates, whether you need Spanish pages and how many starter articles are included. Send your niche and goals and I will reply with a fixed quote.
No one can honestly guarantee rankings or income. I build the site so Google can crawl and understand it and so readers get real help. Growth then depends on consistent, useful content, links and competition in your niche.
Send your niche or your current website link and tell me what you want to achieve. I will reply with a clear plan, timeline and price.
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