SEO Agency —
Be what your customers find when they search.
Your customers type what you do into Google and find your competitors on page one. SEO is the sum of the work that decides which searches your site appears for, and where: technical foundations, pages that answer the search, and trustworthy sources that mention you. We do it in order and show the result every month with Search Console data.
- Free initial audit
- Monthly report from Search Console data
- No “#1 ranking” promises, real measurement
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What are SEO services, and what does an SEO agency do?
SEO (search engine optimization) is the technical, content and authority work that gets your site ranking high for the searches your customers make — without paying Google per click.
An SEO agency works on three layers: Google being able to crawl and index your site (technical SEO), a page that answers every important search (content and on-page SEO), and other sites citing you as a trustworthy source (authority). The fourth job is measuring all of it with Search Console and GA4 data.
The difference from advertising: ads stop when the budget stops. With SEO, the pages you publish and the links you earn stay yours. The trade-off is that results arrive over months, not weeks.
If you also want your brand named in ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers, see our GEO agency service.
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- You pay Google for every click
- Visibility ends when the budget does
- Starts fast, measurable right away
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Organic · SEO
- No payment to Google per click
- The pages and links stay yours
- Builds up over months
- In organic results and among AI Overview sources
Google’s second page is a drawer very few people open. If your customer searches and finds your competitor on page one, they never learn you exist.
Why is your site not on Google’s first page?
SEO checklists are long. But on most sites, what keeps you off page one is one of these three problems — and that is where the work starts.
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Google cannot read your site properly
Slow pages, URLs that never got indexed, dozens of pages sharing one title, layouts that break on mobile. The pages not indexed report in Search Console is usually the first clue.
No page answers the search
Customers do not search “physiotherapy”; they search “how many sessions for a herniated disc”. One “Our services” page cannot answer every search — each search intent needs its own page.
Nobody else mentions you
Google does not judge trust from your site alone: sites that mention you, your Google Business Profile and your reviews count too. If your competitor is cited in directories and industry sites, with equal content they pull ahead.
Which searches does your site appear for today, and where? Let’s look at your Search Console data together in the first call.
Free auditWhat SEO services actually include
Six workstreams. Each ends with something concrete in your hands — not an unmeasurable “SEO work was done”.
Keyword and competitor research
We map the queries your customers actually type, which competitor ranks with which page, and the intent behind each search (research or purchase). This decides which page targets which keyword.
OutputKeyword map, assigned page by page
Technical SEO
Crawling and indexing, site speed and Core Web Vitals, mobile usability, redirects, canonicals, sitemaps and duplicate content. Fixes are applied with your developer or directly by us.
OutputPrioritised fixes, applied
On-page SEO and content
Titles, descriptions, heading structure, internal links and structured data (schema). New service pages, FAQs and guides for the searches you miss — content that shows expertise and answers the search in the first paragraph.
OutputMonthly content calendar and published pages
Local SEO
Google Business Profile, map results, consistent name-address-phone details across platforms, and a routine for collecting and answering reviews. For businesses serving one district or city, this is often the fastest-moving part of the work.
OutputOptimised business profile and directory list
Authority and links
Industry directories, local press, partners and publications people actually read. We never buy link packages; we find the places your brand deserves a mention and work to earn it.
OutputTarget source list and monthly progress
Monthly measurement and reporting
Impressions, clicks and average position from Search Console; forms, calls and sales from organic visits in GA4. Measured monthly against the same keyword list, with a note on what we changed and why.
OutputMonthly report + next month’s work list
How SEO work is done: the first six months
The first month is foundations; the months after are content and authority. Ranking changes usually show up weeks after a fix or page goes live, which is why the plan is written month by month.
- 1Weeks 1-2
Measure and audit
We review your Search Console and GA4 data and crawl the whole site. Keyword and competitor research runs in parallel: which searches do you appear for today, and where — and where is the competition?
Baseline report: queries, positions, technical issues
- 2Weeks 3-6
Technical fixes
Indexing issues, speed, redirects, duplicate pages, titles and descriptions, schema. The invisible layer everything else is built on.
Fixes applied + indexing status
- 3Months 2-3
Pages and content
We rewrite existing service pages around search intent and create pages for the searches you miss. For local businesses, the Google Business Profile work is finished in this period. The first comparison happens at the end of month 3.
Pages published + month-3 report
- 4Months 4-6
Authority and steady measurement
We work on getting mentioned in target sources and keep the content calendar running. Every month we measure against the same keyword list, strengthen the pages that rise and find out why others stall.
Month-6 report: before / after
What we need from you
- Access to your site’s CMS or to your developer
- Google Search Console and GA4 access (we set them up if missing)
- Manager access to your Google Business Profile
- An expertise call and quick sign-off on content drafts
Tell us which searches you want to show up for — we will build the keyword map together.
Book a callSEO, GEO or a new website?
The three get confused because they build on each other. Where you start depends on the state of your site today:
Web design
Builds a new site that is fast, works properly on mobile and is set up for SEO from day one.
Choose it when
You have no site, it is very old, or it runs on a platform you cannot edit. Site first; SEO is built into it.
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SEO
Grows your existing site’s organic Google visibility through technical work, content and authority.
Choose it when
You have a working site, but you are not on page one for the searches your customers make.
GEO
Aims to get your brand named in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers.
Choose it when
You already have footing on Google and your customers also ask AI before they decide.
See GEO agency
Not sure? In the audit we look at your site and tell you where it makes sense to start. For most businesses the order is: a working site first, then SEO, then GEO.
Choosing an SEO agency: what should you look for?
The first question is about you, not the agency: is SEO the right investment for you right now? The second is what the agency promises. Walk away from any agency — us included — that makes the promises below.
A good fit if…
- Your customers search Google for what you do (services, health, education, B2B, e-commerce)
- You accept seeing results over months
- You are open to changes on your site
- You want to depend less on ad budgets
Not yet, if…
- You need a channel that sells this month (start with Google Ads)
- You have no site or it is about to be rebuilt (start with web design; we build SEO into the new site)
- Nobody searches for your product yet (start with channels that create demand: social and ads)
- No changes can be made to the site at all
What we do not promise
- A “#1 on Google in X months” guaranteeGoogle decides rankings; algorithm updates and competitors’ moves are in nobody’s hands. Agencies that guarantee a position usually pick keywords nobody searches for, or ones that already contain your brand name.
- “1,000 backlinks a month” packagesLinks bought in bulk violate Google’s spam policies. Even if they move rankings short term, they put your site at risk of a penalty.
- A rankings report and nothing elseRankings alone are not success. If the report has no clicks, forms, calls or sales, what is being measured is the agency’s activity, not your business.
- Keeping your data hostageSearch Console, GA4 and every piece of content live in your accounts from day one. When the engagement ends, nothing stays with us.
What drives SEO agency pricing?
We do not publish a fixed package price: a twenty-page local clinic and an e-commerce site with thousands of products are different jobs. Six factors shape the proposal:
After the audit you get an itemised proposal: monthly work, the one-off technical work of the first months, and what is not included (such as a site redesign or press placements) on separate lines.
Size of the site
The more pages and products, the bigger the audit, the fixes and the monitoring.
Technical condition
The first months look very different for a fast, clean site than for one with indexing problems and broken redirects.
Competition
A citywide cosmetic-clinic search and a single-district service search do not take the same effort.
Content needs
Is editing existing pages enough, or are several new pages and guides needed each month? Who writes them?
Local or national
A single local branch, several locations or all of Turkey; international markets and a second language are separate work.
Who implements
Does your developer apply the fixes, or do we? The platform (WordPress, Shopify, custom build) changes the load.
SEO agency: frequently asked questions
Technical fixes go live in the first weeks; new pages take weeks to be crawled and assessed. When results show depends on the site’s age, competitors’ strength and the technical starting point; it is measured in months, and anyone quoting an exact date deserves caution. We run the first comparison at the end of month 3 and keep measuring every month after.
Your free SEO audit
Fill in the form and let’s talk about your business and target customers. No commitment.
- 1A short call about your business and how your customers search
- 2We look at your site and your Search Console data (if you have it) together
- 3We send in writing where it makes sense to start, with a proposal