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SEO and visibility.
I work on making a site findable: correct technique, a sensible content structure, and real measurement in Search Console. No "guaranteed first position" packages — because nobody can honestly guarantee that.
Where I start
By checking whether the site is indexed at all, and what it could plausibly rank for. Very often the problem is neither links nor competition — it is that the site has a few hundred words in total, so search engines have nothing to associate it with.
What it covers
- Technical audit: indexing, redirects, canonicals, language versions, speed, mobile correctness.
- Structured data and order in meta titles and descriptions.
- Content structure: which pages should exist, and for which real customer questions.
- Local visibility: Google and Bing profiles, consistent business data, service area.
- Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools setup and interpretation.
- A content plan for the coming months, when content is the bottleneck.
What I do not do
I do not buy links from private blog networks, and I do not generate dozens of near-identical pages for every town in the region. That works briefly and then costs more than it returned. I also will not promise a specific position by a specific date — I can promise specific work and an honest report of what changed.
What to realistically expect
Impressions move first, clicks follow, usually weeks later. Long, specific queries arrive before general ones. The healthiest progress metric is the growing number of distinct queries a site appears for, not one chosen keyword.
Frequently asked questions
How fast are the results?
Technical changes show in Search Console within weeks. Content effects usually take two to four months. Anyone promising results in a fortnight is selling something other than SEO.
Do you cover Bing as well?
Yes. Bing is often ignored and can be a source of valuable traffic, especially in B2B. I submit sites there too and check indexing.
Do I need a blog?
You do not need a blog, but you need content that answers customer questions. A few solid service pages often beat a monthly post written out of obligation.