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Local search and Google Maps, dedicated pages for services and cities, technical work and content. Slower than ads — but the traffic doesn’t vanish with the budget.
30 seconds · no obligation · I do every review myself
“SEO is the only channel where what you’ve spent doesn’t reset to zero the moment the budget stops. But you’ll have to wait months for results, and I say so before we start.”
Why people come to me
It ranks first for your company name and nowhere for your services. Customers search for the service, not for you by name.
Switch off the budget and the leads stop the same day. You need a channel that doesn’t stop with the payment.
They’re on page one, you’re on page three, even though your services and prices are comparable. It usually comes down to site structure, not budget.
You opened a new location or entered a new city, and Google Maps shows nothing. Local search often brings leads cheaper than ads.
What’s included
The order depends on the state of the site: sometimes we start with the technical side, sometimes straight with structure and pages.
Indexing errors, duplicates, broken links, speed, mobile version. Everything that keeps the site out of search results altogether.
I collect the searches people actually use to find you and group them into future pages.
A dedicated page for every service and every city. One page can’t rank for everything at once.
I write it myself — for people, not robots. Walls of keywords have long been working against sites.
Google Business Profile, maps, categories, photos, review management. For city-based services, that’s half the result.
Links between pages and structured data, so search engines understand your business, prices and services.
Images, caching, unnecessary scripts. A slow site loses both rankings and visitors.
If the niche needs expertise — articles answering real customer questions. In legal and medical topics you can’t do without them.
Carefully and to the point. Buying a thousand links for a hundred euros is a quick way to get a penalty.
Rankings, organic traffic and — most importantly — leads from search. Once a month, in plain language.
How it works
SEO isn’t a sprint. Below is an honest picture of what happens and when results appear.
If you need leads right now, don’t start with SEO — start with ads. The honest option: we launch Google Ads for a flow of leads today and grow organic traffic in parallel, so in six months you depend less on the budget. That’s what I usually suggest.
Case studies
Projects from Ukraine: legal services, healthcare, finance, car service, beauty. Some clients are not named because of NDAs.
The goal was to rank for military-law searches — an area where demand rose sharply and competition became fierce within months.
Patients came mostly through referrals. The goal was to win local search and make sure people found the clinic through search.
A highly competitive niche where search engines demand a lot of trust: without work on the site’s reputation, nothing grows here.
People look for a car service near home or work. So the fight isn’t for the whole country, it’s for your neighbourhood.
Pricing
The price depends on competition in your niche and the number of services and cities. I’ll give you an exact figure after reviewing the site.
from €500 / mo
Paid monthly · a sensible horizon is six months or more
€150
2–3 days · the fee is credited towards your first month
No twelve-month contract. But SEO never delivers results in a month — I say so at the start.
Not just rankings and traffic, but how many enquiries came from search.
No doorway pages or bulk link buying. A penalty takes longer to fix than ranking a site does.
Pages, copy, your Google Business Profile and all access are yours.
FAQ
The free review takes twenty minutes: I look at your site and the search results and tell you whether it makes sense to invest in SEO in your niche at all. A technical audit is two or three days of work: a full site review, keywords, rankings, top competitors and a written report with a list of pages and a three-month plan. It costs €150 and is deducted from the first month if we start working together.
The first ranking movements come after two or three months, a noticeable flow of leads usually by month six. In local search and Google Maps it can be faster — results there can show up within a month or six weeks. If you need enquiries in the coming weeks, SEO is not the right tool, and I’ll tell you that directly.
No. Rankings depend on Google’s algorithms, your competitors and their budgets — not variables anyone can control by contract. What I can guarantee is the scope of work, transparent reporting and that I don’t use methods that get sites penalised.
Usually not: I work with what you have. A new one is needed if the current site is technically hopeless — it doesn’t work on mobile, takes seven seconds to load or is built so search engines can’t see the content. In that case I’ll tell you straight away, with numbers, not hints. I build landing pages and websites myself, from €200.
Often yes, but not head-on. Instead of trying to rank for the most expensive keyword, it makes sense to win specific services, districts and cities — competition there is lower and the customer is warmer. The financial niche where we got +350% traffic was exactly like that.
It depends on where you operate. The rule is simple: one page — one search query and one city. Ten services in three cities means thirty pages, and they don’t get built in a week. During the review I’ll show you which ones to start with so the first leads come sooner.
Everything that was done: pages, copy, the fixed technical side, your Google Business Profile, the rankings you’ve built. Organic traffic doesn’t switch off on the day of the last payment — without support it slowly declines, but it doesn’t drop to zero the way ads do.
I write it myself. From you I need facts: what services you offer, what makes you different, what customers ask most often. In medicine and law I also ask an expert to proofread articles before publishing — in those niches a mistake in the text costs more than a ranking.
Free review
A short twenty-minute review: I’ll look at your site and the search results and tell you whether SEO makes sense for you specifically. If ads would be faster and cheaper, I’ll say so — rather than sell you six months of work.
