SEO work starts with clarity. You get an audit and a priority list. Then we improve structure, tighten internal links, and publish content aimed at real searches.

What an SEO audit covers

• Technical health. Indexation, redirects, duplicates, crawl issues, and basic hygiene.
• Site structure. Navigation, hierarchy, URL patterns, and page grouping.
• Internal links. Orphan pages, weak hubs, and missing pathways.
• On page basics. Titles, descriptions, headings, and content structure.
• Content gaps. Missing topics, overlapping pages, thin content.

Keyword research and competitor review

• Keyword set grouped by intent, not noise.
• Competitor review to identify what ranks and why.
• Priority list aligned to your services and profit.

Implementation work

• Unique meta titles and descriptions across key pages.
• Internal linking improvements based on user journeys.
• Template checks for headings and content layout.
• Content improvements for clarity and relevance.

Content planning

• Content plan for the next 4 to 12 weeks.
• Page briefs with headings, intent, and CTAs.
• Link targets for each page, so content supports the rest of the site.

Reporting

• Baseline and monthly progress tracking.
• Landing page performance for organic traffic.
• Conversions tied to pages and queries.
• Actions taken and what happens next.

FAQs

How long does SEO take

Fixes often show impact first. Content work takes longer, especially in competitive markets.

Do you guarantee rankings

No. You get disciplined work, clear priorities, and measured outcomes.