SEO services for new and existing websites

We fix what keeps your pages out of search, then plan new pages around what your customers type into Google.

What our SEO services cover

SEO (search engine optimization) is the work that helps search engines find your pages, understand them, and show them to the right people. We start with the technical side: page speed (Google's Core Web Vitals), indexing, site structure, titles, and structured data. Then we plan pages around the questions your customers search for. This site has the same technical setup, from page speed to structured data.

Who it's for

We do SEO for founders launching a new site who want it ready for search from day one, and for businesses whose site gets little search traffic. For an established site facing a rebuild or a move to a new domain, we plan the redirects before the switch.

What you get

  • A technical audit of your site, with each issue ranked by how much it matters
  • The fixes, made by us or written up for your developer
  • Titles, meta descriptions, and structured data for your main pages
  • A content plan: which pages to write or improve, based on what people search for
  • A check-in every [TBD: cadence] on what changed in Google Search Console

How we work

  1. You give us access to your site and to Google Search Console.
  2. We run the audit and send you the ranked fix list.
  3. We make the fixes, most important first.
  4. We plan new pages with you and track what changes.

Questions about SEO

How long does SEO take?

It varies, and no one can promise an exact date. Google's SEO Starter Guide says some changes take effect within a few hours and others can take several months. Google has to recrawl a page before a fix shows up, and new pages take time to earn a place in results. Each check-in shows you what has changed so far.

Do you guarantee rankings?

No. Google's own guidance says no one can guarantee a top ranking. We don't buy links or use tricks that put your site at risk. We fix what's in your control and report what changes.

Can you work on a site you didn't build?

Yes. We need access to the site's code or content system and to Google Search Console. If we can't change the code ourselves, we write each fix up for your developer.

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