SEO services and Google ranking, measured in positions
Found by the people already searching for what you do.
You are good at the work. The people who need it cannot find you. We fix what stops Google reading the site, write pages for the searches your buyers make, and report positions against the same list every month.
Is it a fit?
Indexed
The page is in the index. If it is not, nothing else on this list matters yet.
Intent
The page answers the thing people typed, not the thing you wanted to say.
Authority
Somebody else links to it. A page nobody cites rarely moves on its own.
Start here. You get back the one reason that page is not ranking, and whether it is a weeks problem or a months one.
Check a pageWork it out in a minute
Six questions on one page. Names the single thing blocking it, and how long it realistically takes to move.
What the engagement includes
Nothing stops Google reading the site
Every page indexed, fast, and structured.
Keyword and intent map
The searches your buyers make, grouped by what they are trying to do.
Content built to rank
Pages written for those searches, published on a schedule.
Internal linking
Structure that moves authority to the pages that sell.
SEO work we take on
Different businesses leak search traffic differently. The engagement is scoped to the kind of visibility you need.
The order the work runs in
Search work runs in one order, and the order is most of the result.
First, whatever stops Google from reading the site. Then the searches that exist, that buyers type, and that you can win. Then pages that answer them better than what ranks now.
On who should do this work, SEO in-house or an agency. The clearest version of local search is a hungry person two streets away: restaurants and online orders. Paid search tells you in weeks which phrases produce customers, which is the best brief search work can get. Paid ads management.
What clients usually add
Search is a long lever and it pairs with a short one. Paid traffic buys volume while the rankings build, and lead generation makes sure that volume turns into calls rather than sessions.
How it runs
Diagnose, build, run.
How engagements are set up
The audit and the fixes come first. Content and reporting then run on a set cadence.
- Scope
- Agreed before work starts
- First call
- 20 minutes
- Reply time
- 1 business day
What the work produces
Three things you can see in the report every month.
A site Google can read
Fast pages, clean structure, every page reachable.
Pages for searches buyers make
Written for the terms your customers type, with the intent behind them answered on the page.
Wins pushed into the top three
A page that reaches page one gets links, a refresh and a push to where the clicks are.
The work is sequenced quick wins first, and reported in positions and clicks monthly, so momentum is visible while the slower compounding terms build.
Questions we get
How long until we rank?
Technical fixes often show within weeks, because you are removing something that was actively holding the site back. Competitive terms take two to six months of consistent publishing, and contested ones take longer.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No one credible does, because the ranking is decided by a third party against competitors who are also working. Anyone offering a guarantee is either not serious or planning to point at terms nobody searches.
Do you write the content?
Yes, and it goes past you before it publishes. Writing it in-house is the alternative and it usually stalls, because the person who knows the subject is the person with the least free time.
We tried SEO before and it did nothing. Why would this be different?
The most common reason for that outcome is targeting. Effort spent on terms the site could never realistically win produces exactly nothing, and it looks like activity the whole time.
More questions? Search visibility, answered Read the guide: How to rank on Google all areas
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How this runs, every question we get, and the work that usually sits next to it.
Shaheer leads the work, with engineers, writers, filers and analysts behind him. C-suite operations for a San Francisco AI company, Six Sigma on the process side, Anthropic certified on the Model Context Protocol, ten years across eight industries. See what we have built