SEO for the searches that bring in business
We get your website technically fit to compete and create the content that answers what your customers search for before they buy. We decide with Search Console data and real leads, ahead of the estimated volumes in SEO tools.
SEO measured in customers.
Your website gets visits, but the sales do not follow
- Your pages rank for informational searches that never turn into a phone call.
- You decide what to publish from estimated volumes, which are often wrong in small or very local niches.
- You carry technical problems nobody has reviewed: unindexed pages, several URLs competing for the same search, or templates that crawl on mobile.
What the SEO work includes
Technical review
Crawling, indexing, canonicals, redirects, performance and Core Web Vitals, with a list of changes ordered by impact.
Search intent research
We group searches by what the person wants and assign each group to a single URL to avoid cannibalisation.
Architecture and structured data
We organise services, categories and internal links so authority reaches the pages that sell, and we mark up each page with the right schema.
Pages and content
We write or improve service pages and articles using what only your business knows: processes, typical cases, real customer questions.
Authority and links
We go after links and mentions that make sense in your sector, with no link networks or bulk buying.
Tracking with real data
Rankings, impressions and clicks from Search Console, matched against the contacts coming in. That shows which searches and pages bring in business.
The MAPS method applied to your website
Map
We combine Search Console, rank tracking and your sales data to see which searches bring in business and which pages are close.
Activate
We clear technical blockers first, then go after the pages with most potential: those already earning impressions but few clicks.
Position
We publish and improve pages according to the intent map, strengthen internal linking and build outside authority where it is needed.
Systemise
Every month we review rankings, clicks and contacts, refresh what is slipping and automate alerts to catch problems early.
A good fit if
- You already have a website and want it to become a steady sales channel.
- You sell across several cities, nationwide or abroad, and Google Maps does not cover all your demand.
- You run a law firm, a studio or a shop and your customers research before they decide.
- You are a large company with many URLs or several languages, and your team needs clear priorities.
Not for you if
- You need sales right now. SEO builds over time, and until then you are better off with another channel.
- All your customers are close by. You should probably start with Local SEO.
- You cannot make changes to your website or spend time explaining your business to us.
Price
From €840/mo. Large companies from €1,450/mo. SEO audit from €1,690
Prices exclude taxes.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
The monthly service starts from €840/mo, and from €1,450/mo for large companies. An SEO audit starts from €1,690. Prices exclude taxes. The final amount depends on the size of your site, the competition and the scope we agree.
How long does SEO take to work?
It depends on your domain's authority, the technical state of the site and how contested your searches are. Once we have analysed your case, we tell you what is reasonable to expect and why.
What is the difference between SEO and Local SEO?
Local SEO works on your profile and presence on Google Maps for searches with nearby intent. SEO works on your website's pages in the organic results, regardless of location. If you need both, we tell you which to start with.
Do I need a new website?
Usually not. We work on WordPress and other technologies. We only suggest a change if the platform blocks something important, and then we do it with a redirect plan.
Is there a minimum term?
That is agreed before we start. SEO pays off through sustained work, so we explain what length makes sense for your case before you decide.
Do you guarantee first place on Google?
No. Nobody serious can guarantee rankings: the algorithm belongs to Google and your competitors keep moving too. What you can ask of us is to know what we do, why, and how it affects impressions, clicks and contacts.
How far can your business go?