1. Wix SEO settings
Titles, descriptions, URL structure and every setting in the Wix SEO panel that actually does something, checked and corrected page by page.
Your Wix site is built, it looks fine, and search still does not find you. This page is not about building a Wix site — it is for Hong Kong businesses that already have one and need three things dealt with: search ranking, load speed, and an honest answer on whether migrating is worth it. Sight Seeker comes at Wix from SEO rather than from templates, so the question we ask is which levers the platform actually exposes and which ones it locks.
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We connect technical foundations, Hong Kong search intent, useful landing-page content and conversion tracking—so the work is prioritised around business value.
Wix is a closed platform. Server configuration, caching rules, some of the markup and the way scripts load are decided by Wix, not by you. That rules out a number of techniques that are routine on WordPress. The flip side is that the levers Wix does expose — heading structure, content depth, image weight, internal linking, structured data — are nowhere near exhausted on most Wix sites. We exhaust those first, and only then discuss migrating. For a platform comparison see our website development service.
This page uses its own service and audience journey, not a generic template.
Each of these maps to something Hong Kong users actually search for. If only one or two apply to you, that is all we do — see SEO pricing.
Titles, descriptions, URL structure and every setting in the Wix SEO panel that actually does something, checked and corrected page by page.
Image weight, Wix apps and third-party scripts are what make Wix sites slow. We fix what can be fixed and say plainly which parts are platform limits.
Correct structured data within what Wix permits, so search engines and AI models can confirm who you are.
The thing Hong Kong Wix sites most often get wrong: URLs, hreflang and how the two languages divide the content.
Connecting the Wix site to the Google Business Profile so map rankings and the site reinforce each other.
Learn more →If Wix genuinely is the ceiling, we set out where to move, what is lost and what the ranking risk is. "Stay on Wix" is an equally valid conclusion.
Learn more →Platform limits and undone work, separated and stated plainly.
PageSpeed and real load time, before and after.
Not "someone said Wix is bad".
The site is built but search is not bringing enquiries.
Before rebuilding, it is worth knowing how much headroom the current site still has.
Both can work. The difference is how deep you need to be able to change things.
Migration carries risk, but the risk can be quantified rather than guessed at.
When a Wix site underperforms in search, it is nearly always one of these. The same diagnostic sits behind our local SEO work.
There is enough content, but the words customers actually search never appear in the titles or the copy.
Uncompressed images plus a stack of Wix apps push mobile load time into several seconds.
The bilingual setup is wrong, so Google cannot tell which version to show.
The most common situation: nobody has separated the platform's limits from the work that simply has not been done.
No packages on this page. Work is quoted by scope after a review, and the service fee is always itemised separately from any advertising budget. The full quoting logic is on our SEO pricing page.
No packages. Your site will not happen to match a tier.
A quote given before anyone has looked at the site means nothing.
They are different things; combined on one invoice you cannot work out your cost.
Look first, decide second. Whether to migrate is its own decision with no preset answer — the same way we handle Shopify SEO.
Ranking positions, speed, bilingual setup and the Business Profile. This step alone usually finds the biggest opportunity.
This is what decides whether the rest of the work is worth doing.
Content, headings, images, structured data, internal links.
A separate step, and "stay on Wix" is one of the legitimate outcomes.
Search Console and PageSpeed, compared month to month.
We are not a Wix template shop, and we will not tell you Wix has to go. We do SEO and speed, which happen to be the two things Wix users most often struggle with. More on how we work on our about page.
We do not sell Wix builds, so we have no reason to tell you to buy another one.
Hong Kong buyers search in both languages, so both versions have to stand up.
Wix does some things well and locks others down. We will tell you both.
Wix results are directly observable, so nothing here rests on vague promises. We report the same set of numbers every time, with the same transparency as our AEO service.
Explore our regional and district pages for more relevant local context. We serve businesses across Hong Kong; our only office is in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Yes. Wix exposes titles, descriptions, URLs, content, images and structured data, and that is most of SEO. What you cannot reach is server-level: caching rules and some markup. On most Wix sites the problem is not the platform's limits — it is that the parts Wix does expose have never been used properly.
Usually two things: large uncompressed images, and too many Wix apps, each adding its own scripts. Both are fixable. What is not fixable is Wix's own framework and caching strategy, so a Wix site has a speed ceiling — we will tell you how far from that ceiling you currently are.
It depends on how much the platform is actually holding you back. If rankings are flat because of content and settings, migrating fixes nothing and adds cost plus risk. If you are genuinely hitting the ceiling — deep technical changes, or a complex multilingual structure — then it is justified. We assess before recommending.
There is short-term volatility, and that is normal. What decides the outcome is whether URL mapping, 301 redirects and content preservation are done precisely. A well-run migration usually recovers within weeks; a careless one can cost months. That risk is worth quantifying before deciding.
Both can rank. Wix is easier to run and needs less maintenance but limits how deep you can change things; WordPress lets you change anything but needs looking after. If the site mainly presents the business and collects enquiries, Wix is usually enough. If you need complex functionality or deep technical control, WordPress fits better.
Each language needs its own stable URL and correct hreflang so Google knows which version answers which search. Hong Kong buyers search in both languages and the two behave differently, so the two versions should not be straight translations of each other.
We look at where your Wix site currently ranks, how fast it loads, and which of the problems Wix will actually let us fix — then tell you the one thing worth doing first, and whether migrating is warranted.
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