SEO
SEO that brings in qualified buyers
We fix technical issues, write pages for what buyers search, and report the visits that turn into leads.
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The problem
Technical fixes, new content and reporting sit in separate queues, so nobody knows which SEO work matters most.
Rankings and traffic alone do not explain whether search is helping the right prospects discover and evaluate the business.
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What we do
We prioritize the searches your buyers make, fix the site issues that block them, and write the pages that lead to a demo or sign-up.
Each report shows what we changed, what moved, and what we will do next.
- 01
Technical clarity
Turn crawl, indexation, template, and site-structure findings into a prioritized backlog.
- 02
Intent-led content
Map useful pages to the questions and decisions a qualified buyer brings to search.
- 03
Commercial measurement
Review discovery, qualified actions, and assisted journeys alongside search visibility.
What it can include
- Technical search and crawl review
- Search-intent and content mapping
- On-page structure and internal linking
- Editorial planning and content briefs
- Structured data and indexation checks
- Search performance reporting
How we work
Audit → Launch → Report and adjust
The same three steps on every service. Here is what each one means for SEO.
Audit
Find what is holding results back
Audit search demand, technical health, content coverage, and conversion paths.
Launch
Set up and ship the work
Set the search roadmap, editorial workflow, page standards, and reporting view.
Report and adjust
Report and move effort to what works
Ship prioritized improvements, review evidence, and update the roadmap.
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What you get
- Price
- Part of a monthly plan from $4,000/month. Each plan lists what ships every month. Compare plans
- How we measure it
- We align search visibility and qualified traffic with the actions that matter to the business, while separating observed movement from attribution assumptions.
- Who approves the work
- AI speeds up research and first drafts. People set the strategy, make the brand and budget calls, and every piece of client work goes through human review before it goes live.
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Common questions
When should we expect SEO progress?
The sequence depends on the current site, competition, publishing capacity, and search-engine response. We establish a baseline, define leading and commercial indicators, then report what the evidence supports.
What is included in the SEO scope?
It can include technical review, keyword research, content planning, on-page fixes, internal linking, structured data, and reporting. Your plan sets how much of this we do each month.
How do you measure the work?
We align search visibility and qualified traffic with the actions that matter to the business, while separating observed movement from attribution assumptions.
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Request an audit
In 20 minutes we look at your funnel and current channels, then tell you which plan fits.