SEO services that start with what’s broken

We scope it in writing after the audit, because the work follows what the audit finds: how many pages, how much is broken, how competitive your searches are and how much ongoing content and reporting you want. We do not print a price list, and a quote given before anyone has looked at the site is a guess.

Google says some changes might take effect in a few hours and others could take several months. Technical fixes usually move first; new pages on a young site often take a quarter or more. We report non-brand clicks monthly from your own Search Console, so you see movement as it happens.

It is worth it when people search for what you sell and your site can realistically beat the pages that rank. The audit tells you which. We measure non-brand clicks, because brand clicks only show people who already knew you. For Phantom Arcades they rose 231% over the same 68 days a year earlier. We guarantee nothing.

Technical fixes, keyword and content work, links earned rather than bought, local search, Search Console and GA4 reporting, and visibility in AI assistants. Each job is separate in the report, so you can see which change moved which number. We start with an audit and fix technical faults before writing new pages.

Local SEO is the part tied to place: your Google Business Profile, reviews, service area and map results. SEO is everything on the site that decides whether Google can find and trust it. Google says local results rest on relevance, distance and prominence, and that you cannot pay for a better local ranking.

Ads buy a position now and stop when you stop paying. SEO builds slowly and keeps working once pages are indexed and trusted. Many small businesses need both at different times: ads for a launch or a slow quarter, SEO for steady demand. We run both and will tell you which to start with.

Yes, much of it. The first items on an audit are usually things your own developer can do, such as redirects, titles and a stray noindex. Pay for help when the list is long, the site is hard to crawl or nobody has time to write and measure pages. Ask us for the audit either way.

Reporting comes from your own Search Console and GA4, so you can check every number. We put non-brand clicks on their own line, because brand clicks only show people who already knew your name. Each monthly report names what changed, what moved and what we are doing next.

No. Nobody can, and Google will not even guarantee that a page you submit gets indexed. We promise the work: faults fixed, pages written, no bought links and every number visible to you. Be wary of any provider who guarantees a first-page or number-one ranking.

Pick the one that shows its method, gives you read access to Search Console and refuses to guarantee rankings. Ask how links are earned and whether non-brand clicks are reported apart from brand. Walk away from bought links, brand clicks presented as growth, and a fixed number of new pages each month.

Yes. AI assistants answer from pages they can crawl and trust, so crawl access, clear answer-first copy and accurate structured data still decide whether your site is used. We track sessions from AI assistants in GA4 as their own line. We cannot promise a citation from any assistant.

Google publishes guidance, including its SEO Starter Guide, and its Business Profile help says there is no way to request or pay for a better local ranking. The guide adds that you might consider hiring a professional. Google does not sell you a ranking; we do the audit, the fixes and the reporting.