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Search Engine Optimization

Pages people can find.
A partner who stays on them.

We pick the query, write the pages, and fix what search cannot read. You can take the pages and run it — or keep us on the search so it does not go stale a month after publish.

Why search engine optimization

Rankings are not a project.
Someone has to own the next twelve months.

A plugin, a freelancer, or a monthly PDF will not keep the offer findable. Search still has to work after the first pages ship.

01 The load

A plugin, a freelancer, or a hire — none of them own the search

Yoast and a weekend of blog posts feel like progress until nothing ranks. A cheap retainer sends a report you cannot act on. Put an SEO on payroll and you have opened a department. You came here so being found would stop eating the week.

Search is a job. Managing the person who does it should not be yours.

02 The team

The page is how buyers meet the offer. It goes stale.

Publish week is the easy part. A month later the offer has moved, a competitor wrote a better answer, and nobody owns the next edit. You need someone who already understands the business, and can change the page without a briefing deck.

Someone on the queries. Already in the offer. Still there next month.

03 The pages

And still — the page has to answer the search and ask for a call.

Useful beats clever. The query, the proof, and the next step have to live on a page people can actually use. Rankings are not a promise. Pages that earn the click — and keep earning it — are the job.

Answer the search. Ask for the call. Still true in December.

Search is not a launch. It is the next twelve months.

How we work

We pick the query.
You see the pages. We can stay.

No keyword dump. No six-month silence. No ranking promise dressed up as a plan.

  1. 01

    We lock the opportunity

    What you sell, who searches, what done looks like. One query, the site, or a program — named before anyone writes a page.

  2. 02

    You see the pages take shape

    Copy, structure, and the technical work search needs. You approve before it goes live — not after a surprise at the end.

  3. 03

    We publish. We can stay.

    The pages go live. You own them. Keep a partner on the search so they stay current, or take the brief and run it yourself.

Search engine optimization pricing

Choose the search, and how we work together.

One query, the site, or a search program. Pay once for the pages if you will run it. Keep a partner on the search if the pages are not the business.

Founder

Site

  • Ongoing
  • Search

$49850% off

$249/mo. with ongoing support

Your site search: target terms agreed in writing

On-page titles, headings, internal links, and schema

Your SEO, unlimited updates

Monthly rank and crawl check

Cancel Anytime

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Founder

Site

  • Ongoing
  • Search

$97850% off

$489/mo. with ongoing support

Your site search: target terms agreed in writing

On-page titles, headings, internal links, and schema

Your SEO, unlimited updates

Monthly rank and crawl check

Cancel Anytime

Founder

Site

  • Upfront
  • Pages

$2,49050% off

$1,490one-time fee, pages only

One payment covers the page set

You approve copy and structure before it goes live

You get the pages and a short brief

Best if you will keep writing and watching search

Add monthly search later if you want it

Questions before you hire

What do you actually do?

The pages buyers should find, and the technical work that lets search read them. Copy, structure, metadata, internal links. Not a ranking dashboard. Not a 40-page PDF.

Do you guarantee rankings?

No. We build pages worth finding and keep them current. Rankings move with competition and time. Anyone who sells you a position is selling you a story.

One query or the whole site?

Either. A page set for one commercial opportunity, the site as a search presence, or a program when there are many properties and many stakeholders.

What if I only want the pages written once?

Pay once. We write. We hand off. You run search. Monthly help is there later if you want it — not a requirement. Fair warning: search does not end at publish.

Do you stay after the pages go live?

That's the monthly path: on-page and technical work, and — if you want it — the listing they open after the search. Cancel when you want.

How is this different from a freelancer or a hire?

You don't manage the work, and you don't open a department. One person who already understands the offer, and can change the page without a briefing.

If this is the fit

Pick the search.
We'll take it from there.

One query, the site, or a program. Pay once for the pages, or keep a partner on the search.