Starting SEO from scratch
Build a structure around real demand and set priorities before expensive rework becomes necessary.
SEO agency for US businesses
Build organic demand for your services and products in the US. We work on site structure, technical barriers, content and local visibility, connecting search growth with inquiries rather than rankings alone.
5.4xSEO visibility growth and +311% organic traffic on our longest-running SEO account
Working terms, clear before launch
Start with one service or bring in a coordinated external team. We define responsibilities before work begins, so the proposal can be compared on scope rather than promises.
Discuss the working format- Engagement format
- One focused service or a cross-functional team covering acquisition, website, content and analytics.
- Starting timeline
- A diagnostic or preparation stage can usually begin within the first week after the scope and access are agreed.
- Scope and cost
- Deliverables, timing, responsibilities and price are confirmed before launch. Additional work requires separate approval.
- Communication
- Work in English or Russian, with direct access to the specialists responsible for your project.
Media spend, paid licenses and third-party services are shown separately from the team fee whenever the project requires them.
When we can help
Traffic has stalled
We investigate indexing, competitors, page quality and technical barriers to growth.
Visitors are not becoming customers
We match queries to your products and improve pages where people decide whether to inquire.
What the work includes
SEO needs implementation as well as analysis. The plan follows pages that can attract customers, not the same checklist every month.
Demand and architectureUnderstand the questions and searches that bring your audience closer to buying.
- Separate commercial, informational and branded queries.
- Map topic clusters to services, categories and locations.
What you get
A demand map and prioritized pages to create, update or consolidate.
Technical foundationsRemove barriers that make the website harder to crawl and harder to use.
- Review indexing, duplicates, canonicals, redirects and internal links.
- Investigate speed, mobile templates and CMS constraints.
What you get
Prioritized development tasks with post-implementation checks.
Pages and contentExplain the product and answer real customer questions using evidence from your team.
- Create page outlines, author briefs and an editorial plan.
- Clarify terms, strengths and proof; connect related content.
What you get
New and updated pages, fact-checked and ready for publication.
Local visibility and growthMake business information consistent across search and relevant external sources.
- Improve location pages and business profiles where applicable.
- Track demand changes, implementation results and organic inquiries.
What you get
The next improvement plan backed by visibility, traffic and conversion data.
Site structure starts with the customer’s search
Examples for different business needs. Actual queries, pages and priorities come from research into your market.
From a question to a service page
Commercial searches should lead to a page that explains the service and makes an inquiry easy.
Demand
The service, problem and provider-selection criteria.
Page
Scope, boundaries, evidence and useful answers.
Action
An inquiry or call with its source recorded.
From a city to a real service area
Location pages need substance, not hundreds of copies with a different city name.
Geography
Where your team actually operates.
Local page
Terms, contact details and local evidence.
Business profile
Consistent company and service information.
From a category to the right product
Account for catalog structure, filters, stock and how visitors compare options.
Category
Demand for product types and features.
Catalog
Clear navigation and controlled indexing.
Product page
Useful information, terms and an available purchase action.
Several layers of progress
Rankings are useful signals, not a substitute for customer data. We separate branded demand from new demand and focus on priority pages.
- Visibility
- Indexing and presence across agreed commercial topics.
- Traffic quality
- Which pages and searches bring interested visitors.
- Inquiries
- Organic forms and calls, plus deals where CRM data is available.
How the work moves forward
- 01
Technical & competitive audit
We check site health, indexing, speed and where competitors are winning visibility that you’re not.
- 02
Keyword & content mapping
We map search demand to the service and location pages that will actually drive business.
- 03
On-page & technical fixes
Structure, speed, schema and internal linking are fixed before new content is added on top.
- 04
Content production
Service pages and supporting content are written to rank and to convert once a visitor lands.
- 05
Authority building & reporting
We build authority signals over time and report on visibility, rankings and organic leads.
What we need to begin
We need your website, analytics and Search Console access, priority products and someone who can validate business facts. Technical changes are coordinated with your developer or our team.
Scope and boundaries
Page volume, writing, external placements and implementation are defined in the plan. Rankings and growth timelines cannot be guaranteed regardless of competition and site condition.
Work from our team
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Before we start
How long does SEO take?
It depends on the starting point, competition and implementation pace. Technical improvements and new pages can begin in the first weeks; sustainable progress is evaluated over months against agreed checkpoints.
Do you implement or just recommend?
Both arrangements are possible. We define responsibility for development, publishing and content approval in advance. We verify implementation rather than treating a delivered brief as a completed improvement.
Do you write the English content?
We prepare structure, briefs and copy for the chosen market. Product facts, terms and expertise are reviewed with your team before publication. Language and editorial volume are part of the agreed scope.
Can you target multiple cities?
Yes, when your business genuinely serves those locations. We review local demand, business profiles and regional content rather than mass-producing identical city pages.
Are SEO and GEO the same service?
They share technical and content foundations but have different additional tasks. SEO concerns page visibility in search; GEO also examines how a brand and its sources appear in AI answers. Each scope is agreed separately.
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Let’s look at your project
Tell us about the business and your current marketing. We’ll identify a sensible starting point and the materials we need.