Every page you own is judged by relevance, by authority, and now by how fast your competitors outrank you.

Scope drives the number, so we quote after the audit rather than publishing a figure that fits nobody. A single technical fix sprint sits at the low end of a fixed-scope engagement. A full-service program spanning technical, content, and link building sits at the high end. Either way you get a fixed scope and a fixed price before any work starts.

The audit chooses. Technical first when crawl or indexation issues are capping what can ever rank. Content when the technical base is sound but pages don’t match what buyers search for. Link building when content and technical are solid and authority is the remaining gap. We write the recommendation down with the trade-offs, and tell you when the slower, compounding play is right.

Not if it’s done properly. We map every URL and redirect the change touches, test on staging first, and roll fixes out in a staged sequence rather than all at once. For migrations, redirect plans are agreed in advance, and we monitor closely for thirty days after go-live against a pre-launch baseline.

Technical fixes can move rankings within weeks. Content and authority-building compound over three to six months and keep paying off after. We report on leading indicators from week one so you’re not waiting three months for the first number.

We build for sustainable, white-hat practices rather than tactics that spike and then get penalized. Rankings are monitored continuously, and if an update shifts something, we diagnose against the change and adjust the roadmap rather than guessing.

Yes, and the same team does both. Keyword research and content strategy, then production, either written in-house or briefed tightly enough that your writers hit the same target. A content plan that never gets written is not a finished deliverable.

That is the point of the dashboard work. We build rank tracking, traffic dashboards, and alerts so stakeholders can see what moved, what didn’t, and why, without opening a ticket.

A technical audit and fix sprint typically runs two to four weeks. A full content and authority program runs three to six months to see compounding results, and longer for competitive terms. The audit is the first two weeks either way, and we do not start production content until the roadmap and priorities are signed off.

Rankings, traffic, and conversions are monitored, and the iteration backlog is driven by what that data says. Retainer clients get ongoing content, technical fixes, link building, and monthly reporting on growth from the same pod that ran the audit, so context does not reset every quarter.