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Six specialized WordPress services — from emergency malware cleanup to managed security and speed. Every job comes with a clean guarantee.
WordPress malware removal — complete cleanup of injected code, hidden admins, cron backdoors, and DB payloads with 30-day guarantee.
Removal from Google Safe Browsing, McAfee, Norton, and Sucuri blacklists — with post-clean review submissions to speed up reindexing.
WordPress website migration — files, database, media, SSL, and email moved cleanly with zero content loss and DNS switchover assistance.
Blogger to WordPress migration — full content, media, categories, and permalink structure preserved with SEO-safe 301 redirects.
WordPress speed optimization — caching, image, CDN, database, and PHP-level tuning validated with GTmetrix, PageSpeed and WebPageTest.
WordPress security hardening — WAF, 2FA, file-permission audit, login protection, and audit-logging — aligned with OWASP baseline.
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Everything clients ask before ordering — cleanup speed, guarantees, access, payment. Still unsure? message me directly.
Most standard cleanups are live and malware-free within 12–24 hours of order. Emergency tier gets a response inside 30 minutes and typical full recovery in 4 hours.
Yes — every package includes a re-clean guarantee (7 to 30 days depending on tier). If any malware reappears in that window, I clean it again at no cost.
Yes. After the site is fully clean I submit a reconsideration request via Google Search Console (plus McAfee, Norton, and Yandex on the Premium tier). Warnings usually clear inside 24–72 hours.
I need WordPress admin + either SFTP/SSH or cPanel access to fully clean files and the database. Credentials are handled through a private note and rotated the moment the job is done.
No problem — I work directly with the host to lift the suspension after cleanup, or move the site to a fresh clean environment if needed. Most suspended-site jobs are back online within 24–48 hours.
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Proof
How we moved a 480-post Blogger recipe site to self-hosted WordPress with every URL, image, comment thread and top-10 ranking intact — with the exact redirect map, image import commands, and 30-day traffic outcome.
12 GB WooCommerce store moved from shared hosting to DigitalOcean — zero downtime, zero orders lost.
Affiliate blog hit with a multi-vendor blacklist — cleaned and delisted from Google, McAfee, and Norton in 3 days.
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Who
I've spent 6+ years specializing in WordPress security — malware removal, Google blacklist recovery, and locking down sites so they never get hacked again. Fiverr Level 2 seller, 100+ five-star reviews, based in Dhaka (GMT+6). Emergency cleanups usually done in under 24 hours.
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“Site was completely hacked with Japanese spam. Joynal cleaned everything in less than 24 hours and hardened the whole install. Google warning gone the next day.”
“Chrome red warning killed our traffic overnight. Joynal delisted us from Google Safe Browsing, McAfee, and Norton in 3 days. Traffic fully recovered.”
“Migrated a 12GB WooCommerce store to DigitalOcean with zero downtime. TTFB dropped from 1.8s to 210ms. Best money I have spent on the site.”
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WordPress Security Specialist · Malware Response Lead
Six years of forensic WordPress recovery — for site owners who cannot afford to lose another day.
I'm Joynal Abdin, an independent WordPress security expert based in Dhaka. Since 2019, I've personally handled more than 10,000 incident-response cases: malware infections, Google Safe Browsing blacklists, WooCommerce breaches, hosting suspensions, and the quiet SEO-poisoning attacks that most scanners miss.
When you hire me, you're not routing a ticket to a queue. You're working directly with the engineer who reads the logs, isolates the payload, cleans your files by hand, and writes the reinfection-proof hardening report you'll actually keep. Every job ships with a 30-day reinfection warranty — if it comes back, I fix it free.
What you get: a human specialist, a same-day forensic report, a clean site returned within 8–24 hours, and a written hardening plan so this never happens again.
Every case is a full incident report — the symptoms we found, the exact steps we took, and the measurable outcome for the client.
How we moved a 480-post Blogger recipe site to self-hosted WordPress with every URL, image, comment thread and top-10 ranking intact — with the exact redirect map, image import commands, and 30-day traffic outcome.
Client: Family-run recipe blog, 6 years on Blogger (BlogSpot subdomain, later mapped to a custom .com) · 480 published posts, ~9,200 comments, 145k monthly organic sessions.
Constraint: Owner refused to accept even a 5% traffic drop — the site is her income and one recipe alone drives 22k monthly visits from Google.
Resolution window: 4 days for the full cutover · 30-day traffic verification.
The owner had outgrown Blogger’s ceiling. She wanted a recipe schema plugin, a proper email list, WooCommerce for a small cookbook launch, and design freedom Blogger doesn’t offer. What kept her stuck for two years was the same fear I hear on every migration call: "What if I lose my Google rankings?" That fear is rational — a botched Blogger→WordPress move is one of the fastest ways to erase years of SEO equity, because the URL patterns, feed structure, and comment system all shift at once.
/YYYY/MM/post-slug.html. WordPress defaults to /YYYY/MM/DD/post-slug/. A naïve import breaks every backlink and every internal recipe pin on Pinterest.picasaweb/googleusercontent image URLs keep working after export — until Google eventually rotates them and half your posts show broken images. Every image must be pulled to your own media library./feeds/posts/default. If your readers subscribe via RSS, that feed needs a permanent redirect too.Before I touched a single setting, I recorded a full baseline so we could measure whether the move actually preserved traffic. This step is skipped by 90% of DIY migrations, and it’s the exact reason those owners can’t tell whether a post-migration dip is real or noise.
archive.org snapshot of the top 20 posts, so we had a visual reference if any layout regression slipped through.Blogger’s Settings → Manage blog → Back up content produces an XML dump of every post, page, and comment. On sites with heavy media I download it twice a few minutes apart and diff the file sizes as a sanity check — Blogger’s export occasionally truncates on very large blogs.
The trick almost nobody documents: set permalinks before the import to /%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/ so the imported posts land at URLs that match the Blogger pattern minus the trailing .html. That leaves us just one redirect rule to write instead of hundreds.
WordPress’ official Blogger importer handles posts, comments, and comment threading if you feed it the export XML. After import I always run WP-CLI to confirm the counts match Blogger’s own numbers — because silent partial imports are the number one reason recovery calls exist.
wp post list --post_type=post --format=count
wp comment list --format=count
wp comment list --status=approve --format=countWe had 480 posts on Blogger and 480 on WordPress. Comments came in at 9,187 vs. the Blogger dashboard’s 9,204 — a 17-comment gap. Investigation showed they were all on a single deleted post that had left orphaned comments in Blogger’s export. Documented and moved on.
This is the step that saves the site 18 months later. Blogger post bodies point at *.googleusercontent.com URLs; over time Google rotates those, and posts silently break. I used the Auto Upload Images plugin scoped to a WP-CLI batch, then re-ran the search-replace to swap external URLs for local ones:
wp media regenerate --yes
wp search-replace 'https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/' 'https://recipeblog.com/wp-content/uploads/' --precise --dry-run4,318 images imported and rewritten. Total media library size: 6.2 GB after WebP conversion.
Because we set permalinks correctly up front, the entire Blogger URL space folded down to a single Nginx rule for the .html stripping, plus a handful of one-off maps for label pages and the feed:
# strip trailing .html on any /YYYY/MM/slug.html
rewrite ^/([0-9]{4})/([0-9]{2})/([^/]+)\.html$ /$1/$2/$3/ permanent;
# Blogger labels -> WordPress categories
rewrite ^/search/label/([^/]+)/?$ /category/$1/ permanent;
# preserve RSS subscribers
rewrite ^/feeds/posts/default/?$ /feed/ permanent;
rewrite ^/feeds/comments/default/?$ /comments/feed/ permanent;I re-ran the Screaming Frog crawl against the new WordPress site using the old URL list. Every URL returned 301 to the correct new location. Zero 404s.
We installed WP Recipe Maker on top of the imported content and mapped the existing recipe blocks into structured data. Rank Math generated a fresh sitemap. In Search Console we kept the old property active (still receiving the redirected hits) and added a new property for the WordPress install, then submitted the new sitemap and requested indexing on the top 20 posts individually.
DNS was flipped at 2 AM local time — her lowest-traffic window from GA4. Because we’d dropped TTL to 300 seconds 24 hours earlier, propagation was effectively complete inside 15 minutes. I sat with her on WhatsApp for the first two hours after cutover, hitting the top 10 posts on desktop and mobile, and watching real-time analytics for any anomaly.
googleusercontent.com: would have looked fine for months, then silently degraded./%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/ before importing.301, not 200, from the old paths.Blogger→WordPress is one of the highest-stakes migrations you can run on a content site because the URL and comment structures shift at once. Done right it unlocks years of growth headroom. Done wrong it deletes years of SEO equity overnight.
If you are ready to move — or already halfway through and something has gone sideways — message me on WhatsApp for a free 20-minute assessment. I will pull a crawl of your current Blogger URLs, tell you exactly how many redirect rules the move will need, and give you a fixed-price quote before any migration work starts.
12 GB WooCommerce store moved from shared hosting to DigitalOcean — zero downtime, zero orders lost.
Client: EU home-goods store, 25k orders / month.
Problem: Shared hosting timing out under peak load, checkout failures during flash sales.
Fix: Built a full staging clone on a DigitalOcean droplet, tuned Nginx + Redis + OPcache, cut over DNS with a delta order sync at the moment of switch.
Result: TTFB down from 1.8s to 210ms, checkout errors gone, zero orders lost during the move.
Affiliate blog hit with a multi-vendor blacklist — cleaned and delisted from Google, McAfee, and Norton in 3 days.
Client: US finance affiliate blog, 60k monthly visitors.
Problem: Chrome + Firefox showing “Deceptive Site Ahead” — traffic dropped 92% overnight.
Fix: Removed injected phishing pages + malicious redirects, submitted delisting to Google Safe Browsing, McAfee SiteAdvisor, and Norton Safe Web.
Result: All warnings cleared inside 72 hours, organic traffic recovered to 100% within 3 weeks.
Fast, forensic-grade malware removal, Google blacklist recovery, and hardened WordPress security — cleaned in hours, guaranteed, with a 30-day reinfection warranty.
Avg response under 30 min · No fix, no fee
No confusing tiers. Every service is a fixed, all-inclusive package delivered by a human expert — not a script.
Full forensic clean — files, DB, backdoors, cron jobs.
Delist your site from Google Safe Browsing warnings.
Move your WordPress site host-to-host with zero downtime.
Full content migration — posts, images, comments, SEO.
PageSpeed & Core Web Vitals tuning to 90+.
Firewall, 2FA, file-lock, login protection — end-to-end.
All packages include free reinfection warranty (30 days) and post-fix hardening report.
The packages clients book most — real orders, ranked by volume.
WordPress malware removal — complete cleanup of injected code, hidden admins, cron backdoors, and DB payloads with 30-day guarantee.
View service #2Removal from Google Safe Browsing, McAfee, Norton, and Sucuri blacklists — with post-clean review submissions to speed up reindexing.
View service #3WordPress speed optimization — caching, image, CDN, database, and PHP-level tuning validated with GTmetrix, PageSpeed and WebPageTest.
View service #4WordPress security hardening — WAF, 2FA, file-permission audit, login protection, and audit-logging — aligned with OWASP baseline.
View service #5Migrate Blogspot / Blogger to self-hosted WordPress — every post, image, comment, and Google ranking preserved with 301 redirects.
View service #6WordPress website migration — files, database, media, SSL, and email moved cleanly with zero content loss and DNS switchover assistance.
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