Redirects & injected ads
This often only hits some visitors: those on mobile, those coming from search, or at certain times. That's why it's hard to catch. I trace the behaviour carefully until I find its source in the files, the database or the server settings.
Common signs
How I work
An illustrative path; the details depend on each site and what we agree.
If the cause is an outside service beyond your site, I'll explain that and what can be done about it.
From my work
Real screenshots from past work, published with the owners' permission.
Questions
Many of these scripts skip logged-in users, repeat visitors or desktops, and target only mobile visitors arriving from Google, so the owner never notices.
Usually from a script injected into the theme or database, an infected or nulled plugin, or sometimes the .htaccess file. I trace the real source instead of hiding the symptom.
Yes. Google may flag the site as harmful and warn visitors, and trust and traffic drop fast. After the cleanup I check the site's status in Google's tools.
Because the code has usually copied itself elsewhere: the database, core files, or a scheduled task that puts it back. The fix is to clean all of them together.
I test from different devices and browsers, as a visitor coming from Google and on mobile, logged out, because that's usually the only time the redirect fires.
Tell me what you're seeing on your site in your own words, no technical terms needed, and I'll tell you the next step clearly.
