SEO that gets you found – and chosen

Local and e-commerce SEO with clear deliverables & monthly reporting.
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What’s included every month

  • Technical hygiene: crawl/index, sitemaps/robots, CWV, schema.
  • Intent-led on-page: keyword mapping, titles/H1s, internal links.
  • Content plan: pages/posts that answer how people really search.
  • Authority: citations/reviews (local) or product/category depth (e-com).
  • Measurement: GA4 + Search Console, monthly report & next steps.

Pricing

Local SEO

$800/month

Our Local SEO plan focuses on getting you seen by customers in your area. We handle the technical fixes, optimise your Google Business Profile, and strengthen your presence across local listings and review platforms, all while improving your website’s on-page content so you rank higher for the searches that matter most.

  • Ongoing technical fixes & intent-driven on-page updates
  • Google Business Profile optimisation with citation & review strategy
  • Monthly performance report with actionable insights
E-commerce SEO

$1200/month

Our E-Commerce SEO plan is built to help your online store attract more shoppers and increase sales. We optimise your product and category pages, fix technical issues that hurt rankings, and create a strategy for long-term organic growth, so your store stands out in search and turns clicks into customers.

  • Continuous technical SEO improvements & on-page enhancements
  • Product/category optimisation plus structured data implementation
  • Monthly analytics & growth strategy review

Search changes constantly. Core updates roll out, spam policies evolve, and what worked six months ago can become table stakes overnight. Our job is to keep you ahead of those shifts and apply what’s relevant to your business model. We track Google’s core updates and spam policies closely so you don’t have to. Unfortunately, a lot of agencies now treat SEO like a content mill. Someone pastes a single AI prompt and uploads the unedited output to your site. It looks active, but it rarely improves rankings or revenue.

AI content & Google’s position: what actually matters

Google’s stance in short

Google’s guidance is clear: they reward helpful, people-first content regardless of how it’s produced; they take action against scaled, unoriginal content created primarily to manipulate rankings. In March 2024 they reinforced this with new spam policies (e.g. scaled content abuse) and broad ranking changes aimed at reducing unhelpful results.

What this means for you

You don’t win by publishing piles of generic AI text. You win by publishing useful, original, verified content grounded in your expertise; then keeping it fast, crawlable, and measurable. That’s the bar we hold ourselves to. We use AI as a research/structuring tool, but everything is curated, fact-checked, and edited by humans before it goes live.

Where many agencies go wrong (and how we’re different)

Content without context

The mistake: Treating content as volume, not value. It is common to pay premium fees while getting a couple of cheap backlinks and a few AI-generated blogs. There is far more to SEO than most people realise, and work is often offloaded to junior staff who publish generic content that does not reflect your business.

Our approach: We start with search-intent and audience research, speak with your team where useful, and produce pages that answer real customer questions with your process, FAQs, and local nuances. We analyse competitors, identify gaps, and use your USP to position you at the front of the pack.

Ignoring technical foundations

The mistake: Shipping content onto slow, disorganised sites with crawl issues.
Our approach: We fix crawl and indexation, improve Core Web Vitals (with a focus on LCP on mobile), clean up sitemaps and robots, and implement schema before scaling content.
Why does it matter? Google aims to rank the best and most relevant results for a query. Even great content will struggle if the site is slow, poorly structured, or hard to understand programmatically. We address the technical SEO required so your site is eligible to rank in the first place.

No measurement, no iteration

The mistake: “Set and forget” pages with no tracking and no plan.
Our approach: Wire up GA4 + Search Console + call/lead tracking, then ship monthly improvements based on what the data shows.

The technical pillars (what we actually do)

Crawl & index control

Make sure the right URLs can be discovered, crawled and indexed: logical architecture, clean internal links, robots.txt, sitemaps, and canonical rules that prevent duplicates. (For e-com, we tame facets & pagination; for local, we structure service/suburb pages.)

Core Web Vitals & mobile UX

Target fast LCP, stable layout, and responsive design. We compress/serve images properly (WebP), load fonts locally, avoid render-blocking scripts, and keep CTAs tap-friendly on mobile.

On-page & internal linking

Map queries to pages (one intent → one page), write clear titles/H1s, structure headings for scans, and link hubs → spokes so authority flows to the pages that should rank.

Structured data (schema)

Add Organization/LocalBusiness, Product/Offer/Review (e-com), FAQ, etc., to help Search understand entities and qualify for rich results.

Content that proves expertise

Publish pages and FAQs that demonstrate how you work: process, checklists, constraints, pricing drivers, before/after. Use unique images/data and attribute sources—this is how you build real trust (and align with Google’s people-first emphasis).

Local authority (service businesses)

Tight Google Business Profile setup (categories, services, posts), review acquisition, and NAP consistency across citations. Add UTM/call tracking so you can see which surfaces drive calls.

The bottom line

SEO isn’t about flooding Google with content. It’s about earning visibility with pages that are fast, understandable, and genuinely helpful. That’s why our work pairs industry-specific research with rigorous technical execution and monthly iteration. If you want to see exactly where to start, we’ll send a 3–5 minute preview audit before we meet.