Monthly SEO.Work that never signs off.
SEO is not a project with a delivery date. The competition does not stop, Google changes the rules, and content ages. Monthly work is the only shape in which this actually works.
What you get
What happens every month.
Not every month looks the same. The first three lay the foundation; after that, content and authority carry the growth.
The technical side
The site has to stay readable to Google. One bad deploy can wipe out three months of work.
- Indexing and error monitoring
- Core Web Vitals by page template
- A check after every site change
- Internal links for new pages
- Structured data
Content
How many depends on the package. Each one has its own keyword, its own intent and its own place in the structure.
- A topic plan built from real searches
- Writing and editing
- Refreshing older pieces
- Internal links to the commercial pages
- Performance measured piece by piece
Authority
Links are earned and negotiated, not bought by the pallet. Fewer and better is both cheaper and safer.
- Digital PR and guest posts
- Local directories and citations
- Cleaning up toxic links
- Reclaiming lost links
- Competitor profile analysis
The report
One page you can read without a translator, plus a live dashboard when you want the detail.
- Enquiries, calls and revenue from organic search
- Positions by keyword group
- What was done and what comes next
- How you compare with the competition
- A 30-minute call if you want one
How it runs
The first year, month by month.
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Month 1
Audit and plan
Technical audit, keyword research and a page map. Month one is more looking than doing, and that is as it should be.
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Months 2 - 3
Foundation
The fixes that carry the most weight, existing pages improved, and the first new pieces. This is usually where the first movement shows.
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Months 4 - 6
Growth
Content to plan, the first links, expansion into new searches. Positions start to settle.
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Month 7+
Hold and expand
New topics taken, won positions defended, and work on conversion. The work gets cheaper per result.
Who this is for
Who it works for, and who it does not.
It makes sense if:
- You have a site that already works and you want it to grow predictably
- One client is worth more than a few hundred euros to you
- You can spare someone to answer our questions once a month
- You are prepared to wait three to six months for the first serious numbers
It does not make sense if:
- You need revenue next week - ads are the smarter call then
- You sell something nobody searches for, so nobody will find you either
- There is nobody who can sign off copy or a change to the site
- Your budget is under $300 a month - at that level take a one-off audit instead
If the first call shows you do not need monthly SEO, we will say so. A client paying for the wrong service leaves within six months and tells people why.
Frequently asked questions