SEO services with a clear plan and measurable progress
Technical reviews, useful content and a clear implementation plan
Start with what search data and your website actually show. We review technical issues, page content and the searches your buyers make, then agree priorities for technical, local or ecommerce SEO. Enquiries and useful search traffic guide the work alongside indexing and rankings.
Illustrative example. Figures shown are sample data, not actual client results.
Start with the site and the business goal
An SEO review should connect technical findings and search demand to the services or products you want to sell. Share the website, target markets and current measurement setup. Agree the priority pages, baseline and implementation responsibilities before work begins.
Choose the relevant SEO work
Local SEO focuses on genuine business locations and service areas. Ecommerce SEO focuses on product and category pages, crawl control and the customer experience. Larger sites may need enterprise SEO. The work should match the site and buyer need.
Make the implementation clear
Define who fixes templates, approves content, supplies product or service facts and reviews progress. Reports should separate completed work, search impressions and clicks, recorded enquiries and sales-qualified opportunities. An accepted form is not automatically a qualified lead.
Review evidence and next steps
A useful review records the source and period for each result, outstanding issues and the next priorities. Rankings, indexing and sales depend on factors outside the agreed work, so a fixed outcome cannot be promised.
Related reading: SEO best practices guide, AI search readiness.
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Our SEO services
Global & national SEO
Plan technical and content work around the markets you serve, including India and overseas customers. Use language or regional versions only where the website needs them.
Local SEO
Google Business Profile, citations, review velocity and location pages, for businesses judged on how close they are to the searcher.
Explore →Enterprise SEO
Log-file analysis, template-level fixes and rule-based internal linking for sites where nothing can be changed one page at a time.
Explore →Ecommerce SEO
Product and category content, crawl control, useful internal links and structured data that matches the visible catalogue.
Explore →How an SEO retainer runs here
SEO auditweeks 1–2
Review crawl and indexation findings, performance, content gaps and competing pages. Prioritise the work against your business goals and available resources.
Keyword researchweek 2
Intent-mapped keyword sets tied to real URLs, including the terms we have decided not to chase and the reason why.
On-page optimisationweeks 3–6
Titles, headings, internal links, schema and speed done in the template, so one change lands across the whole section.
Content creationongoing
Articles and page rewrites from a named editor, checked against the brief before they go anywhere near your site.
Link buildingongoing
Editorial placements on sites with traffic of their own. Every link logged with the date, the URL and how it was earned.
Reporting & iterationmonthly
A monthly note with what moved, what did not, and next month's priorities already ranked. The dashboard stays yours if we part ways.
Tools we work in
From $800/month
Retainers start at $800/month for a single market. Audits are quoted separately and credited against the first month.
SEO, answered
What is SEO and why does it matter for my business?
SEO is the work of making your site the best available answer to what your buyers search for: technically sound, genuinely useful, and credible enough to be cited by other sites. It matters because the intent is already there. You are not interrupting anybody; you are turning up at the moment they decided to look.
How long does SEO take to show results?
The timescale depends on the starting point, competition, work completed and when Google recrawls and processes changes. Review indexing and search performance against the baseline, then assess recorded enquiries separately. Agree review checkpoints rather than a guaranteed ranking date.
How much do SEO services cost?
Retainers start at $800 a month for a single market and a single language. Ecommerce catalogues, multi-country sites and enterprise programmes cost more because the work is larger, and we quote those after the audit rather than before. Audit fees come off the first month.
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Google controls crawling, indexing and ranking. The engagement should define the work, responsibilities and reporting so you can assess progress against the baseline.
What is included in a monthly SEO retainer?
Technical monitoring and fixes, content produced against an agreed calendar, link acquisition, schema upkeep, the monthly report, and a standing call with the person actually doing the work. Anything outside that scope gets quoted before it starts.
How is SEO different from paid search?
Paid search buys advertising placements, while SEO improves the website and its relevance for organic search. Either channel needs measurement and an appropriate budget. They can be assessed together when both support your business goals. See our PPC services for the paid search scope.
Start with the audit.
Send us the domain. You get back the ranked list of what is holding the site down, and an honest answer on whether SEO is the right spend for you right now.