SEO

SEO and technical website optimisation

SEO aligns useful website pages with audience intent and search-engine requirements. It combines technical health, keyword research, structure, content, and implementation planning without ranking promises.

Discuss the task

Technical SEO and audit

We review indexing, response codes, robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, redirects, duplicates, metadata, internal links, performance, and issues that can obstruct crawling.

Findings, priorities, and implementation owners.
Critical defects separated from later improvements.
Post-release checks on live URLs.

Keywords, structure, and content

Keyword research is mapped to real pages and user intent. We improve headings, metadata, copy, and internal links where pages genuinely answer a need.

Separate research for separate language markets.
No unsupported regional, industry, or CMS pages.
Clear content requirements and owners.

Implementation and measurement

SEO changes can involve settings, design, code, and editorial work. We agree access, constraints, metrics, and an observation period before implementation.

Prioritised plan and dependencies.
Post-release checks for indexing and metadata.
Transparent reporting without traffic or ranking guarantees.

What SEO work can include

Technical audit and confirmed fixes.
Keyword research and page mapping.
Requirements for structure, copy, metadata, and internal links.
Implementation support and agreed checks.

What to keep in mind

SEO cannot guarantee rankings, traffic, or enquiries.

Translated Russian research is not English-market research.

Changes on an existing website require access and an agreed owner.

How work starts

Step 1
Define goals, markets, languages, access, and data.
Step 2
Review technical health and existing landing pages.
Step 3
Prepare a prioritised plan with dependencies.
Step 4
Implement and review measurable changes.

SEO pricing

Pricing depends on website condition, languages and sections, research and content scope, and access to implementation.