Data-driven strategy
Real keyword research, competitor gaps, and measurable KPIs.
Loading...
Loading...
Two SEO products, not a ladder. Audit and fix the site you have from $750 — or, if a page builder is what is capping you, replace it entirely with code that has metadata, accessibility and speed designed in. Ongoing upkeep afterwards lives in the monthly plans, not here.
Real keyword research, competitor gaps, and measurable KPIs.
Core Web Vitals, schema markup, and crawl optimization.
Monthly dashboards in plain language — no jargon, no fluff.
What technical SEO looks like, measured
Before / After: Made You Hungry
A catering site whose pages told Google almost nothing: no h1 on the homepage, no meta description on four of five pages, and 209 photographs with empty alt text. Here is the whole before/after, page by page.
These are not two sizes of the same thing. One optimizes what is already there. The other accepts that a page builder is the ceiling and rebuilds underneath you — which is the honest answer more often than we would like.
A technical audit, the fixes it turns up, and proper measurement. The groundwork, done once.
Your Wix site, rewritten as real code — with search built into the build.
Website builders put a ceiling on how well you can rank. You cannot fix bloated markup, template-generated headings, or a 4-second mobile load from inside the editor — and every SEO retrofit on top of one is spent working around the platform. This replaces it: your site rebuilt as full-stack code, with metadata, accessibility and speed designed in rather than bolted on, then registered everywhere people actually search and pushed for 90 days.
These are not two ways to buy the same thing, and picking the wrong one wastes money. Here is the honest split.
A site with broken technical foundations does not rank, and no amount of monthly upkeep fixes that. A project is the sprint: audit, fix, and — if the platform is the ceiling — rebuild. It has a start and an end, and you pay for it once.
Rankings decay. Competitors publish, Google ships core updates, your team adds pages without meta tags, and Core Web Vitals drift as content piles up. A monthly plan holds the ground the project won. It maintains; it does not replace the project.
Foundation patches, Rebuild replaces, and a plan maintains whichever you chose. The same capability appears in more than one column with a different shape — built once, or held indefinitely.
| Capability | SEO Foundation$750, one-time | Search RebuildFrom $7,500, quoted | Monthly planFrom $299/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical foundationWhether Google can crawl, index and rank the site at all. | |||
| Technical crawl & audit | Full | Full | Re-checked monthly |
| How fixes get applied | Config & metadata | Rebuilt from scratch | As they surface |
| Core Web Vitals | Green on mobile | Monitored, drift corrected | |
| Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) | Built in | Monitored | |
| Pages & contentThe work applied to actual pages. | |||
| Pages optimized | 5 key pages | Every page, rebuilt | New & changed pages |
| Structured data | Organization + LocalBusiness | Full set, incl. Article & FAQ | Kept current |
| Keyword & intent map | Top 5 pages | Whole site | Refreshed quarterly |
| Blog | Built + 4 articles | Content on Elite Partner | |
| Local & other search enginesWhere local results are actually decided. | |||
| Google Business Profile | Full audit & fixes | Managed on Partner tiers | |
| Bing, Yahoo & Apple Maps | |||
| Citations & NAP consistency | Monitored | ||
| Measurement & growthHow you know it worked. | |||
| Analytics setup | Search Console & GA4 | + Bing Webmaster Tools | Already running |
| Active work on clicks & impressions | 90 days | Ongoing on Partner tiers | |
| Reporting | One-off report | Monthly for 90 days | Every month, indefinitely |
Scroll the table sideways →
A fair question about a number this size is what is actually in it. All of this is — it is a full website build and an SEO program bought together, roughly 55 to 65 hours of senior work. Priced separately, the site and the audit alone would be $3,250.
We are a Palm Beach studio and most of our SEO clients compete inside South Florida. Local search is its own discipline — proximity, prominence, and relevance are weighted differently from national organic, and the work is different too.
Categories, services, attributes, photos, posts, and review cadence — the profile does more for map-pack placement than the website does.
Bing Places feeds Yahoo and DuckDuckGo, and Apple Business Connect feeds Apple Maps and Siri. Almost nobody sets these up, which is exactly why they are worth setting up.
We map which searches you can realistically win from your address, and which ones need a second location or a service-area strategy instead.
Name, address, and phone reconciled across every directory Google cross-references. Inconsistencies here quietly cap local rankings.
LocalBusiness markup, service-area pages that are genuinely distinct rather than templated, and review schema where it qualifies.
A review flow your team can actually run, because a profile that stops collecting reviews slowly stops placing.
Standard Care and above fold ongoing SEO — on-page, technical, schema, and Google Business Profile — into a flat monthly fee alongside maintenance and reporting. From $299/month.
Five pages: every plan, the full feature matrix, and what ongoing care actually covers. Share it with whoever signs off.
PDF · 5 pages · 367 KBA plain-language tour of every number on your Google Search Console dashboard — impressions, clicks, CTR, average position — and what we do with them.
No, and this is the most common mix-up. A project fixes and builds — technical remediation, architecture, schema, content, and a rebuild if the platform is what is holding you back. The monthly plans maintain what already exists: they keep new pages optimized, watch Core Web Vitals, refresh reporting, and manage your Google Business Profile on the Partner tiers. If your site has never had a proper SEO pass, a plan alone will not get you ranking. If it has, a plan is usually all you need.
SEO Foundation if your site is fundamentally sound and just was never optimized — it audits, fixes the technical basics, sorts your five most important pages, and sets up measurement. Search Rebuild if you are on Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy or a page builder, because those put a hard ceiling on speed, markup and accessibility that no amount of on-page work gets past. On a free call we will tell you which, including when the answer is neither yet.
Because three of the things Google weighs are decided by how a site is built, not what is written on it: mobile load performance, semantic structure, and accessibility. Page builders generate deep, bloated markup, ship JavaScript you are not using, template your heading order, and leave you no way to control any of it. Retrofitting SEO onto one means permanently working around the platform. Rebuilding removes the ceiling — and you keep your existing rankings, because every old URL gets a 301 to its new home.
That is the risk everyone is right to worry about, and it is why the redirect map is a line item rather than an afterthought. We crawl your existing site, map every URL that has traffic or links to its new equivalent, ship 301s for all of them, keep the content that is already ranking, and then watch Search Console daily through the transition. Expect a small dip for a week or two while Google re-crawls, then recovery and improvement.
Because it is a full website build and an SEO program in one. Priced separately, a Starter site plus SEO Foundation is already $3,250, and this includes considerably more: accessibility to WCAG 2.1 AA, Core Web Vitals remediation, a complete schema layer, the redirect map, Google Business Profile plus Bing, Yahoo and Apple, a blog with four written articles, and 90 days of active work on clicks and impressions. It is roughly 55 to 65 hours of senior work. The floor assumes about ten pages; more pages cost more, and we quote it before you commit.
Most clients see measurable improvement in 60 to 90 days. Foundational wins like technical fixes and meta rewrites can lift visibility within weeks; competitive keyword rankings and authority building compound over three to six months. Anyone promising faster is describing a different, worse business.
Nobody legitimate does, and anyone who promises it is selling smoke. What we guarantee is a transparent strategy, measurable KPIs, and monthly reporting so you can see exactly what is working and what we are adjusting.
Both, on the Search Rebuild. Bing Places is built and verified, which also feeds Yahoo and DuckDuckGo, and Apple Business Connect covers Apple Maps and Siri. It is a meaningful slice of local search that almost no competitor bothers to claim — which is exactly what makes it cheap ground to take.
That is the intended path and what most clients do. We finish the project, hand over the documentation and reporting, and roll straight onto a monthly plan so the gains do not decay. There is no contract tying the two together — you can stop after the project and keep everything, including the code.
Ahrefs, Semrush, Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, GA4, Screaming Frog, Lighthouse, axe for accessibility, and PageSpeed Insights. Reports are delivered in plain language, not a jargon dump.