Basic
Literally normal SEO
- Initial Audit
- On-page optimisation
- Link and Citation Building
- Ongoing content
If a website gets no traffic, it doesn't matter how awesome it is.
My SEO team does all the stuff to get you showing up better on search.
Search Engine Optimisation gives your site a much better chance of showing up on online searches (duh). We identify your target audiences and platforms, optimise your site to work, then keep doing ongoing content creation and link building.
Can we pause the SEO? I can't handle anymore leads.
There’s no secret to SEO. It's just basic stuff: research, on page optimisation, link building, content generation, etc. The approach itself is fairly standardised, cause that's what works for most businesses.
If it isn't working, it just means spending more time auditing and experimenting to figure out what needs to change. Sometimes, it just means SEO is a shitty channel for your business.
Fixed prices, easy to understand packages.
Basic
Literally normal SEO
Advanced
Twice as much SEO
Here's what you need to know.
Every SEO does mostly the same stuff: fix your shitty site so it's less shitty from an SEO perspective, update the content so it's the right content, add more of the right content, sign you up to every free directory under the sun (to get links), and then reach out to other blogs and places that might be convinced to link to your site.
So yeah, we do that too.
It's not that much different. We just added in a couple of minor extra steps, but good SEO practices are what you need in place to get cited by the AI tools.
You can hack some results with some shady blog posts, but we don't do that cause if that backfires later (which is likely), I don't want to have to deal with it/you.
Use them then. My prices are how much it costs to get it done with Creative Click.
Happy to chat. But if your site is absolute shit, I'll advise you not to waste your time sending traffic there.
I guarantee if you pay us on time, my team will do the work that usually gets results.
I don't (and can't) guarantee results, and I don't think anyone can.
I've definitely been screwed over by Google in the past. Plus the competitors are always doing their thing too. So just gotta put in the work and adjust as things go.
Depends on so many factors, so basically: no idea. I've seen it start working after a few weeks, but I've also seen it take over a year. You can't tell until it starts working.
People tend to say 6 months is a good rule of thumb, which seem fair. If you can't afford to do SEO for 6 months without it working, it's probably not the right strategy for you.
Then don't do it.
You might be right, or you might have just had shitty SEO up until now. I dunno - but I'm not gonna try convince you to market your business.