SEO
We make your site easy for search engines to understand and worth ranking. That starts with technical foundations, then moves to a keyword strategy built around what your buyers search before they buy.
What we offer
Technical fixes, keyword strategy and on-page work, run as one connected engagement.
Technical SEO audits
Crawling, indexing, speed and structured data fixed so search engines can find and understand every page.
Keyword strategy
Search terms mapped to buyer intent and to specific pages on your site.
On-page optimization
Titles, headings, internal links and content that match what searchers want.
Local SEO
Service pages, Google Business Profile, local markup and listings for businesses that serve a city.
What is included
Technical SEO, keyword strategy and on-page work that compounds over time.
- Technical audit
- Crawling, indexing, speed, structured data and site architecture.
- Keyword strategy
- Search terms mapped to buyer intent and to specific pages on your site.
- On-page optimization
- Titles, headings, internal links and content that match what searchers want.
- Reporting
- Monthly reporting on rankings, traffic and leads, written in plain language.
How it works
From first call to launch.
Audit
Where you stand today: site, content, channels and data.
Plan
A written plan with priorities, owners and realistic timelines.
Execute
Monthly cycles of technical work, content and campaigns.
Report and adjust
Plain-language reporting and a revised plan every month.
What a typical project looks like
A typical SEO engagement starts with a startup whose site looks good but brings in little search traffic. Pages target the company's own vocabulary instead of what buyers type, titles are generic and nothing links the blog to the service pages.
We begin with a technical audit and fix what blocks crawling and indexing. Then we build a keyword map that assigns each important search to one page, rewrite titles and page copy, and plan content that links into the pages that convert. Technical fixes show up within weeks; rankings for competitive terms usually build over three to six months.
Timeline
Typical timelines. You get a fixed written estimate after scoping, before any work starts.
- Technical audit
- Two to three weeks.
- Monthly SEO
- Technical work, on-page updates and content.
- Minimum term
- We recommend at least three months before judging results.
A good fit if
- You have a new site and want it built right for search from the start.
- Traffic has plateaued or dropped and you do not know why.
- Your buyers research on Google before they ever talk to sales.
Questions
How long does SEO take?
Technical fixes can show results within weeks. Rankings for competitive terms usually take several months of steady work.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No one can honestly guarantee rankings. We commit to the work, the reporting and a clear plan.
Do you build links?
We earn links through useful content and partnerships. We do not buy them.
How much do SEO services cost for a startup?
It depends on the size of the site and how much content you need. We quote a fixed price for the audit, and a monthly fee for ongoing work, after a short call.
When should a startup start SEO?
Earlier than most think. The technical foundations and a keyword map cost little on a new site and compound. Our article on SEO for early-stage startups explains why.
Further reading
- Blog
Why you need SEO, even as an early-stage startup
What SEO actually does for a young company, why it compounds while paid ads stop, and the small amount of work worth doing from the first month.
- Guide
A technical SEO checklist for a new startup website
The technical foundations to get right before you publish content, so search engines can find, understand and rank your site.
- Blog
Keyword research for B2B startups: where to start
A practical way for B2B startups to find the searches their buyers actually make, judge them by intent rather than volume, and map each one to a page.
Have something to build?
Tell us what you are working on. We will come back with questions, not a sales script.