SEO Foundations · Page by page
On-page SEO services that start with the pages worth fixing
Most sites have a handful of pages that could bring in real traffic and a long tail that never will. We find the handful, fix titles, headings, copy and internal links there first, and leave the rest alone until it’s worth the time.
How we decide what to touch
Illustrative exampleEvery page gets three scores. Does it match what the searcher wants? How much traffic could it realistically win? How much work is it? The pages that score well on the first two and low on the third go first.
| Page | Intent match | Traffic potential | Effort | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /pricing/ | Strong | Medium | Low | Fix this month |
| /services/installation/ | Weak | High | Medium | Rewrite to match intent |
| /blog/choosing-a-supplier/ | Strong | Medium | Low | Refresh and link to it |
| /blog/supplier-guide-2022/ | Strong | Low | Low | Merge into the page above |
| /news/office-move/ | n/a | Low | n/a | Leave it |
Rows 3 and 4 are the classic case: two pages chasing the same search, each holding the other back.
What a month looks like
- A fixed list of priority pages, agreed at the start of the month.
- New titles, meta descriptions and headings, written for the search behind each page.
- Copy edits where the page doesn’t answer what people came for.
- Internal links pointed at the pages that matter.
- A change log, so you can see exactly what we touched and when.
On-page & content SEO
from$1,500
per month
The number of pages per month is set in your proposal. New articles aren’t included; they’re priced under content marketing, or bundled in the Launch package.
Prices in USD, before any sales tax.
“From” is the lowest monthly fee for this work. The number of pages sets yours, and the proposal states it. Nothing starts until you accept it.
Price my priority pagesOn-page SEO, answered
When the pages aren’t the whole problem
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