We work backwards from the queries that actually close deals, then remove whatever stands between you and them — architecture, speed, thin content, or a missing authority profile.
No mystery line items. Here is exactly what we do and why each part earns its place.
We size every keyword by commercial intent and difficulty, not search volume. You get a ranked list of what is worth chasing this quarter.
Category, service and location pages restructured so authority flows to the pages that make money instead of pooling on your blog.
Titles, headings, entity coverage, internal linking and schema — applied at template level so it scales past the first 50 pages.
Briefs your writers can actually use: intent, angle, entities to cover, questions to answer, and what to link to.
Most established sites have three pages competing for the same term. We consolidate and redirect so one strong page wins.
A dashboard blending Search Console, GA4 and your CRM so you can see which keywords produced revenue, not just clicks.
Two weeks inside Search Console, your analytics and your competitors. We find where authority leaks and where demand is going unanswered.
Technical blockers and architecture first. There is no point publishing into a site Google struggles to crawl or understand.
Content shipped against briefs, supported by internal links and earned external authority.
Every quarter we re-score the roadmap. Winning clusters get expanded, dead ones get cut.
Technical and on-page fixes can move rankings in 4-8 weeks. Building topical authority in a competitive category is a 4-7 month curve. We will give you a realistic timeline based on your domain’s current authority before you sign anything.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. We commit to a defined scope of work and to reporting honestly against agreed targets. Nobody controls Google’s ranking algorithm.
We can. Some clients want briefs only and use their in-house writers; others hand the whole editorial engine to us. Both work — the briefs are the part that matters most.