Analysis and goal
We define the current site structure, target pages, search intents, and measurable priorities.
SEO Strategy and Technical SEO
I assess crawlability, indexability, page structure and search intent to identify what your site needs. Audits, content planning and implementation are scoped separately; available data informs a plan for tracking visibility and qualified enquiries.
SEO work that aligns content, information architecture, and technical signals so a site is clear, crawlable, and sustainable for the search intents that matter to the business.
SEO is not simply adding keywords or promising rankings. I assess the user question, page content, site structure, and technical accessibility together to create a focused priority plan that helps search engines understand the right page.
What can be included?
- A prioritized review of search intent, page roles, and content opportunities
- Page-level recommendations for titles, descriptions, internal links, and content hierarchy
- Checks for canonicals, sitemaps, indexation, structured data, and technical crawlability
- An actionable improvement list for performance, image SEO, and accessibility
How the work is scoped
The four things worth knowing before asking for a quote. No figures here — only what the figures depend on.
- What sets the scope
- The size of the site, how many distinct page types it holds, and how much of the technical layer is accessible. A review limited to content and titles is a different job from one reaching into templates, markup and site structure.
- How it is delivered
- As a prioritised, actionable list: which page each item concerns, what to change, and why. Where your team will carry out the work, the items are written to be handed straight over.
- How feedback works
- The assessment comes first and we review the priority order together. Which items get implemented is your call; I do not hold an unimplemented item responsible for the outcome, and I say so from the start.
- What you need to start
- Your site address, business priorities, important pages and any Search Console query/page export. No password sharing is needed. Access for technical implementation is agreed separately; previous SEO work and change dates provide context for the review.
Inspect technical implementation on my own site
The designdmc case study documents a real implementation connecting a Next.js interface, CMS and content structure. Turkish/English page pairs, canonical URLs, project and guide links, server-rendered content and indexing boundaries for unfinished projects are technical checkpoints. These demonstrate implementation; they are not evidence of a ranking, traffic or sales increase.
Audit, implementation and follow-up are separate scopes
The first deliverable prioritizes target pages, crawlability, metadata, internal links and content roles. Technical implementation requires separately agreed CMS, template and deployment access; Next.js page architecture can be reviewed where relevant. Content production and monthly follow-up are not automatically included. Available Search Console data supports query/page and branded/non-branded analysis; missing volume, ranking or growth figures are not presented as measurements.
Working process
Content and technical plan
A practical plan covers page hierarchy, content gaps, links, and technical signals.
Implementation and validation
Selected improvements are implemented and key crawlability, metadata, and user paths are reviewed again.
Who is it for?
Suitable for teams launching a new site on a sound search foundation or making an existing content and technical structure easier to understand; it does not include a specific ranking guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Is a ranking guarantee included in SEO work?
No. No specific ranking is guaranteed — approaches that promise one are not consistent with how search engines actually work. Instead, a measurable and prioritized plan is applied across search intent, content, and technical accessibility.
What is delivered in an SEO engagement?
A prioritized assessment of search intent, page roles, and content opportunities; page-level recommendations for titles, descriptions, internal links, and content hierarchy; canonical, sitemap, indexing, and structured data checks; and an actionable improvement list for performance, image SEO, and accessibility.
What is the difference between technical and content SEO?
Technical SEO makes sure a search engine can reach and correctly interpret the page: crawlability, canonicals, sitemaps, structured data, and performance. Content SEO is about whether the page genuinely answers what the visitor searched for. Handled separately they under-deliver, so both sit in one plan.
How does the SEO process work?
Analysis and goal-setting first establish the current structure, target pages, search intents, and measurable priorities. An actionable plan then covers content gaps, linking, and technical signals. Finally the selected improvements are implemented and crawlability, metadata, and critical user flows are re-checked.
Who is this service a fit for?
Teams launching a new site on a sound search foundation, or making an existing site's content and technical structure easier to understand.
How long does SEO work take, and when do results show?
The audit and plan are completed quickly; the real timeline is set by the scope of improvements to implement. Because search engines take time to process changes, effects are measured over weeks rather than instantly — which is why the work runs alongside measurement setup.
How is SEO work priced?
Pricing is per project, driven by the size of the site, the number of pages in scope, the depth of content needs, and the extent of technical fixes. No ranking guarantee is sold; the proposal matches the actual work.
How do revisions and follow-up work in SEO?
The plan proceeds as prioritized items; crawlability and metadata are re-checked after each implementation. As measurement data accumulates, priorities are updated together — SEO is a verify-and-apply loop, not a one-off task.
How is completed SEO implementation verified?
Changed pages are checked for HTTP status, canonicals, language alternates, titles/H1s, links and structured data. Google's chosen canonical and index status are reviewed separately in Search Console. Passing technical checks does not guarantee indexing or a particular ranking.
Work together
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- A prioritized review of search intent, page roles, and content opportunities
- Page-level recommendations for titles, descriptions, internal links, and content hierarchy
- Checks for canonicals, sitemaps, indexation, structured data, and technical crawlability
- An actionable improvement list for performance, image SEO, and accessibility