Step 1
Free Consultation
We determine together if we are a fit.
Quick fit checkClarify scope
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Most sites aren't built with proper SEO for organic search in mind. Even the most polished websites often lack proper SEO fundamentals. Our SEO services seek to address this, while also being completely honest and upfront about where your website stands and how we can help.
For example, a site on a slow server will not perform as well in organic search rankings. This isn't something we can fix, so we'd tell you up front during the free consultation that we're not a fit.
Important: Must-Read About This Service
Setting all expectations up front.
This is a one-time service, not a monthly maintenance service. This means we identify and fix every issue holding a site back in organic search, while also applying improvements that will strengthen its ranking.
Google and other search engines are continually modifying and updating their search algorithms and what they value, so your site may need further adjustments and additions in the future. This is why many prefer monthly services; however, these services typically range from $2,000-$4,000 / month. We want to be completely upfront from the start: the service is one-time, but the results aren't permanent.
Price Structure
Clear steps, clear pricing.
Step 2
$500 Deep-Dive
If we proceed, we conduct a full site analysis and deliver a written report with recommendations.
Find the issuesPrioritized plan
Step 3
$500 Implementation
We implement all recommendations directly.
Apply changesTrack impact
One-Time Service (not monthly)
This is built to fix the major issues that are holding your site back and apply foundational improvements, not to replace ongoing monthly SEO retainers.
Key SEO Questions
The service itself is one-time, but no SEO improvement is permanent. Search engines like Google continually update their algorithms and what they value, so your site may need further adjustments down the road.
For example, Google used to punish keyword stuffing (forcing unnatural repetition of a keyword onto a page to try to rank higher) harshly several years ago, but more recently Google has become less strict about it.
For example, Google used to punish keyword stuffing (forcing unnatural repetition of a keyword onto a page to try to rank higher) harshly several years ago, but more recently Google has become less strict about it.
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