I’m looking to run a full sweep of on-page SEO across my entire blog. Every post needs a concise, keyword-rich meta title, meta description, and relevant tags that follow best-practice length and formatting standards so the pages surface more prominently in Google. The content itself is solid; what’s missing is the technical polish that helps search engines understand and rank each article. Here’s how I see the workflow: • Audit every live post to spot duplicate or missing metadata. • Research and weave in primary and secondary keywords that reflect each post’s topic without sounding forced. • Write new meta titles (50–60 characters) and descriptions (140–160 characters) that entice clicks while accurately summarizing the content. • Assign 3–5 granular tags per post to strengthen internal relevance signals. • Deliver everything in a clean spreadsheet ready for bulk import, or, if you’re comfortable in WordPress, apply the changes directly via Yoast or Rank Math. Success for me means that every URL in the blog now passes an SEO checker with green lights, shows no duplication warnings, and gains a noticeable lift in impressions over the next crawl cycle. If you have a track record of turning blogs into search-friendly assets, let’s get this optimization underway.