SEO consulting and implementation
Our SEO service covers technical audits, search intent research, content development and internal linking. If your team handles implementation, we can provide recommendations and review the changes. If you need us to implement them, we agree on tasks and access at the start.
The initial technical SEO audit examines crawling, indexing, redirects, duplicate pages and mobile usability. We plan internal links around the relationship between product, service and guide pages. Our web development team can help address speed issues, using the Core Web Vitals guidance to assess loading and interaction.
SEO for local businesses, e-commerce and B2B
Priorities depend on the business. Service-area information for a local firm in Konya requires different work from the category structure of a nationwide online store.
- Local businesses: Google Business Profile, relevant service-area pages and consistent business information.
- E-commerce stores: category and product content, filters, stock status and product-page indexing.
- B2B and consulting firms: pages that explain service scope, use cases and questions customers ask before buying.
- Multilingual sites: content suited to searches in each language, URL structure and language annotations.
Making expertise and sources clear
Readers should be able to tell who provides the service, where information comes from and when it was updated. We work on content that explains your experience and makes the people behind the work visible. E-E-A-T describes experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trustworthiness; it is not a score or a special tag that can be added to a page. Our work follows Google’s helpful content guidance.
For brand mentions and source links in AI answers, see our GEO and AEO service. The organic-search page plan and technical foundation support both types of work.
SEO pricing and deliverables
We identify audit, implementation and content tasks separately in the proposal. A one-off review and ongoing SEO support have different scopes.
| Scope factor | Effect on the work |
|---|---|
| Site size and technical issues | Determines the number of URLs and templates to review or fix. |
| Competition and content needs | Affects page development and research requirements. |
| Languages and markets | Adds content adaptation and technical checks. |
| Implementation responsibilities | Separates consulting, development and content production tasks. |
You receive a work plan, a record of completed tasks and measurement reports. We consider rankings and traffic alongside enquiries and sales. Reports explain what changed and what we observed, without promising a particular position or traffic increase.
What we discuss in the first meeting
Start by sharing your website, priority services and target customers. If we need existing data, we arrange appropriate account access with you afterwards. Tell us about your project to discuss the scope and first steps. Our SEO guide explains the subject in more detail.
