SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

SEO typically takes months, not weeks. Many businesses start seeing meaningful movement in rankings and organic traffic somewhere between three and six months, depending on competition, the site's history, and how much work it needs. The upside is that results tend to compound and hold with less spend than ongoing paid ads. We report progress every month so you can see the trend.

SEO pricing depends on the size of your site, how competitive your keywords are, and how much content and technical work it needs. A local business targeting one city needs a different scope than an online store competing nationally. Your free marketing audit looks at your site and your competitors, then ends with a recommendation and a quote for the work that makes sense.

No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Google controls its rankings and updates its algorithm constantly, so no agency can promise a specific position. What we can do is fix your technical foundation, create content that answers what your customers search for, and build authority over time. Then we report rankings, organic traffic, and leads so you see what's working.

No. SEO and paid ads work best together. Paid ads put you in front of buyers right away, while SEO builds visibility that lasts longer and costs less per lead over time. Search data from your ads also shows which keywords convert, which helps decide where SEO content should focus first. Many businesses lean on ads early and shift budget as organic traffic grows.

We start with how your customers actually search, not how your company describes its own services. Keyword research looks at search volume, competition, and buying intent, so we focus on the terms people use when they're ready to hire or buy. A keyword with fewer searches but strong intent often brings in more leads than a popular term that only attracts browsers.

You get a monthly SEO report covering rankings for your target keywords, organic traffic, and the leads that traffic brought in, when tracking allows it. We also explain what we worked on that month and what comes next. The goal is to connect SEO to business results, not to send you a list of keyword positions with no context.

Not usually. Most SEO starts with your existing site: fixing technical errors, improving speed, and optimizing the pages you already have. If your site is very slow, hard to update, or missing key pages, we'll flag it in the technical audit. If you don't have a website at all, our team can build one before SEO work begins.