More customers finding you on Google, without paying for every click
We start with what your visitors never see — crawling, indexing, site structure and speed. Then come pages that answer what people actually search for, and your brand's reputation across the web. For online stores, service businesses and companies selling across borders.
Free 60-second SEO audit
Enter your website address and get a report on its main technical and content issues.
We point out what is weighing on your site most right now and where to begin. Then you decide whether to continue with us.
Organic search and Google Ads don't compete — they do different jobs
The same results page holds ads, which you buy click by click, and organic listings, which Google picks on its own. SEO is about making your site the one Google picks for the searches that lead to sales.
What Google needs to see on your site
Before a page can compete, Googlebot has to find it, read it and understand it. Only then does Google weigh what it offers against other pages for the same query — and check whether the rest of the web mentions and recommends your brand.
For a store on Shopify, WooCommerce or VTEX, that means category and product pages showing up for searches like “women's running shoes”, instead of fighting marketplaces for every click in the ad auction.
Unlike a campaign, SEO work becomes an asset of the site itself: pages, content and reputation that live on your own domain.
SEO and Google Ads side by side
| Criterion | SEO | Google Ads |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | For work on your pages, not per visit | Per click, in an auction against competitors |
| Where it shows | Organic listings, the map pack and featured snippets | Blocks labeled “Sponsored” |
| What you own at the end | Pages, content and links pointing to your domain | Campaign learnings and data |
| When a competitor pushes | You need a better page than theirs | You need a higher bid |
| Searches it covers well | Thousands of specific long-tail variations | The keywords you pick and pay for |
| Best use | A base for permanent categories and services | Launches, promotions and demand tests |
Three workstreams, one priority queue
We don't sell technical fixes, content and links as separate packages. Every task goes into one queue, ranked by how much it moves the site toward revenue-driving searches — whether it's a redirect, a category description or a partnership.
On-page SEO
What visitors and Google read on the page: copy, structure and the answer it gives to the searcher.
- A keyword map per page, with no cannibalization
- Category and product copy that settles buying doubts
- Titles and snippets written to win the click
- FAQs and comparisons where the query calls for them
Off-page SEO
Signals from outside your site that show Google your brand is real and recommended.
- A review of the links you already have
- Partnerships and features on sites in your industry
- Google Business Profile and local directory citations
- Clean-up of risky links
Technical SEO
Everything that decides whether Google can crawl, render and index the right pages.
- Indexing rules for filters and URL parameters
- Mobile performance of your platform's templates
- Redirects and canonicals during migrations
- Structured data for products, reviews and your business
| Workstream | Signal Google reads | Where you notice it | Who usually does it |
|---|---|---|---|
| On-page | The page answers the query better than competing pages | CTR and impressions in Search Console | Our team, with copy approved by yours |
| Off-page | Other sites mention and recommend your brand | More searches for your brand name | Our team, with a budget you approve |
| Technical | The right pages get crawled and indexed | Search Console's indexing report | Your developer, working from our specs |
Every task has a reason, an owner and a date
You always know what we are changing on your site, why it comes before everything else, and who will ship it.
Site X-ray
We crawl the site the way Google does and cross-check the results with your Search Console data. That shows where the site stands today and what is holding it back most.
Demand map
We find out what your audience actually searches for and which pages Google prefers to show for those searches. Each group of searches gets one page on your site that owns it.
Priority queue
We rank tasks by expected gain and implementation effort. You get a plan with owners and dates.
Fixes shipped
We write clear specs for your developer, or make the changes ourselves when we have access. Then we check that everything went live correctly.
Pages and reputation
We improve existing pages and create the missing ones to cover demand. In parallel, we earn mentions and links on relevant sites in your industry.
Monthly review
Once a month we show what was done and how clicks, impressions and orders moved. Based on that, we reorder next month's queue.
Free SEO tools to check your site right now
60-second audit, robots.txt, redirects, schema, Google snippet preview and ROI — plus DNS, WHOIS, SSL, HTTP headers, CMS detector, hosting lookup and what-is-my-IP. All free, no sign-up.
Typical problems we find and fix
Issues that keep showing up on online stores, service businesses and international projects — and what fixing them involves.
Illustrative scenarios of what we typically find and fix — not results of specific clients.
Filters generating thousands of duplicate pages
Color, size and price filter combinations create near-identical URLs that eat up crawl budget. We decide which combinations have real demand and deserve their own page, and close the rest with canonicals and indexing rules. Google then spends its crawling on the categories and products that actually sell.
Platform migration without losing traffic
When moving from WordPress to another platform, URLs change and accumulated rankings can be lost. We map every old URL, set up direct 301 redirects and check the new site before launch. That way the authority of old pages passes to the new ones.
A service business invisible in local search
The site has a single page for all services and cities, and the Google Business Profile is incomplete. We create pages per service and area, add LocalBusiness structured data and align contact details everywhere. This helps Google show the business for searches with local intent.
Language versions competing with each other
The English, Portuguese and Spanish versions have no hreflang, and Google shows the wrong page in each country. We set up hreflang, canonicals and a per-language URL structure, and review the translation of key pages. Users in each market then see the right version in search.
Ways we can work together
None of these formats has a list price: the scope comes out of the diagnosis and turns into a written proposal with every deliverable spelled out. You can start with the audit alone and decide the rest later.
Part of every format
Outside the fixed scope
What usually changes on your site, month by month
SEO has no set date for success. The ranges below show the most common path when fixes go live at the agreed pace; new domains and heavily contested markets tend to move more slowly.
A typical first year
Numbers we review with you
Before you sign with any SEO agency
A serious proposal can handle a few uncomfortable questions. Use this list with us and with anyone else you are considering.
Warning signs
Questions that reveal the method
What people ask before we start
Shall we look at your site together?
Send us your website address and a way to reach you. We reply via WhatsApp within the same business day, with a first read on what may be holding your organic traffic back.
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