WordPress/Elementor Specialist — B2B Landing Page + Site-Wide Consistency Fixes

We run a network installation and field-tech services business on an existing WordPress site. We need a freelancer to build a new landing page targeting a B2B audience (managed service providers who subcontract field work to us) that our site currently doesn't address well, plus fix some site-wide consistency issues.

Scope of work:

Build a new, standalone landing page targeting MSP/managed-service-provider buyers — we will provide the content outline and copy.

Set proper title tag, meta description, and H1 on that page — we will provide the exact text.

Add the new page to the primary site navigation with clear, descriptive anchor text.

Add a short section to the homepage linking to the new page — we will provide copy.

Fix inconsistent contact information (phone number and business address) that currently varies across different pages of the site — standardize to one version site-wide, including footer, contact forms, and any schema/structured data.

Basic QA after changes: confirm mobile responsiveness of new/edited pages, confirm all forms still submit correctly, confirm no broken internal links were introduced.

What we'll provide: finalized page copy, title/meta text, and a list of pages needing the contact-info correction.

What we need from you: technical execution in WordPress/Elementor, SEO-correct implementation of titles/meta/headers, and a short QA pass before marking it complete.

Requirements:

Proven WordPress + Elementor experience (please share 2 relevant examples)

Working knowledge of on-page SEO fundamentals (titles, meta descriptions, internal linking)

Comfortable working on a staging environment before pushing changes live

Please don't request the live site URL or business details in your initial proposal — we'll share these privately with shortlisted candidates via Upwork messaging.

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