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SEO consulting

SEO consulting to earn organic visibility on Google

SEO consulting is the work of making a site appear in Google organic results without paying per click. It spans three fronts: technical (speed, indexing, URL structure, structured data), content (one page per search intent, written to genuinely answer it) and authority (links and signals that the brand exists). Results are not immediate: first movement shows between 60 and 90 days and consolidated gains take 6 to 12 months.

  • Technical SEO
  • Keyword research
  • Content architecture
  • Core Web Vitals
  • Structured data
  • Local SEO
  • Link building
  • Search Console

What is included

What you receive

  1. 01

    Technical audit

    Indexing, speed, Core Web Vitals, canonicals, redirects, sitemap and robots. A site Google cannot crawl properly will not rank no matter how good the copy is.

  2. 02

    Keyword research

    Mapped by intent, separating people looking for information from people looking for a supplier. Both deserve a page, but not the same page.

  3. 03

    Page architecture

    One page per intent, with deliberate hierarchy and internal linking. That is the difference between ten strong pages and forty pages competing with each other.

  4. 04

    Content production

    We write the pages and the articles, not just the brief. Content that does not answer the query better than the current first result has no reason to outrank it.

  5. 05

    Structured data

    Complete Schema.org, feeding Google rich results and serving as a source for AI assistants. See AI search optimization.

  6. 06

    Monthly tracking

    Positions for priority terms, organic traffic per page and what changed this month. No vanity charts.

Process

How we run it

  1. 1

    Diagnosis

    Technical audit, Search Console review and comparison against the competitors currently ranking for your terms.

  2. 2

    Page plan

    We define which pages must exist, which must be rewritten and which must go. Pages that are too thin dilute the whole site.

  3. 3

    Execution

    Technical fixes first, because they unblock everything after them. Then content in batches, prioritizing commercial intent.

  4. 4

    Consolidation

    Monthly tracking, pushing what landed on page two, and expanding coverage into long tail.

One page per search intent

The most common structural mistake is trying to rank an entire site with a single page. Someone searching "what is paid traffic management" and someone searching "hire a paid traffic agency" have different intents, and a page attempting both serves neither well.

The correct architecture creates one page per intent and connects them with internal links: the informational article pushes toward the commercial page. That is exactly what this site does between the blog and the service pages.

The three fronts, and how much each weighs

FrontWhat it solvesWhen to prioritize
TechnicalCrawling, indexing, speed, structureFirst. It blocks everything else
ContentAnswering the query better than the incumbentWhere most of the gain lives
AuthorityExternal signals that the brand is trustworthyLast. Only pays off once the other two are done

Selling link building to a site with technical problems and thin content is burning money: the link points at a page that cannot convert the authority it receives into position.

How long SEO actually takes

There is no fast SEO, and anyone promising results in thirty days is selling something else. A realistic expectation for a site with a healthy technical base:

  • Month 1 to 2: technical fixes and first pages published. Little movement in position.
  • Month 3 to 4: long tail starts appearing. First meaningful organic traffic.
  • Month 6 to 8: mid-volume terms reach page one.
  • Month 12: primary terms become contestable, depending on the competitiveness of the sector.

Are SEO and AI search the same work?

They are neighbouring disciplines with heavy overlap. Clarity, structure and verifiable data serve both. What changes is priority: for AI citation, structured data and JavaScript-free content stop being good practice and become requirements. We treat that layer as its own service in AI search optimization.

Frequently asked questions

Do you guarantee first position on Google?
No, and nobody can. Google does not sell organic position and does not accept influence. What is guaranteed is the work: technical fixes, pages written for the right intent, and tracking. Anyone promising the top spot is selling something they do not control.
Do I need a new website to do SEO?
It depends on what the audit finds. Many sites only need fixes and content. But if the platform prevents control over URLs, titles and structured data, or if content only appears after JavaScript runs, the site becomes the bottleneck and rebuilding pays off.
How many articles per month are needed?
Volume matters less than intent coverage. Four well-written articles, each covering a real query, beat twelve generic ones. We start by covering commercial intents and then expand into informational ones.
Does SEO work for a local business?
It does, and it usually pays back faster than national SEO because competition is lower. In that case the work runs alongside Google Business Profile, which is what feeds the map.
What happens if I stop the consulting?
What you have earned does not vanish overnight: pages keep ranking. But positions decay over time because competitors keep publishing. SEO is an asset that needs maintenance, not a project that ends.