Research into the words people actually search
Inside the project, not on the monthly bill
SEO belongs inside the site, not in next month's invoice.
Structure, titles, structured data and a Google Business Profile. Done while the site is being built, delivered with the project, and it never shows up on an invoice again.
Sound familiar
You paid for a site. The next month a second, smaller invoice started arriving, with the word SEO on it. It has been arriving for two years.
With it comes a report. It has rising graphs, words you had never heard, and a closing line saying the work continues. You have never been able to say out loud what got done on your site that month. If you ask, the answer talks about trends. If you stop paying, you suspect nothing would have happened either way, and that suspicion is worse than the invoice.
What is included
Six pieces, already built
Structure and hierarchy, one page per service
JSON-LD structured data
A Google Business Profile set up properly
Local search
Nothing that needs an ad budget
How it works
Four steps
1
We look at what is actually being searched
Before a single line gets written.
2
The page map gets decided
Every term with volume and commercial sense gets its own page.
3
The content gets written on top of that
The text answers the search, in the customer's own words.
4
The code gets marked up
Titles, descriptions, headings and JSON-LD get built in at the same time.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is there a monthly fee for this?
No. It is part of building the site.
Do I need to spend on ads?
No. Nothing here depends on paid advertising.
What is structured data and what is it for?
A piece of code invisible to the visitor that tells the search engine you are a business, where you are and your hours.
What if I already have a Google Business Profile?
Even better. It gets reviewed, categories and hours get corrected.