Keywords and structure
I collect demand, separate commercial queries from informational ones and spread them across pages: one intent, one landing page.
SEARCH TRAFFIC WITHOUT PROMISES OF RANKINGS/
I run search promotion for your site: keywords, technical work, content, commercial factors. Once a month you get a report on what moved and why.
For businesses that need enquiries from search and want to see what they pay for every month
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I collect demand, separate commercial queries from informational ones and spread them across pages: one intent, one landing page.
Indexing, speed, response codes, duplicates, redirects and structured data. Until this is in order, search engines simply will not see the rest of the work.
Specifications for texts, headings, titles and descriptions written for the intent behind the query, not for keyword density.
Prices, terms, delivery, contacts, forms and evidence — what both a search engine and a person use to judge a commercial page.
For Yandex: Webmaster, regional targeting, the SQI score, user behavior and the requirements for commercial pages. For Google: indexing, Core Web Vitals and the link profile. Manipulating behavioral signals is not part of standard work — only by separate agreement.
Once a month I show what was done, how visibility moved by query group, and the plan for the month ahead. The numbers come from Yandex Webmaster, Search Console and Metrica.
These are positions from the general price list. The exact figure is fixed in the proposal before the work starts and changes only when the agreed scope changes.
I don't paper over the absence of a public case with invented results. I show the process and will publish measurable findings once the project is finished and agreed with the client.
I run promotion in packages: SEO Start is $490 a month for local businesses and small sites, SEO Growth $730 for commercial multi-page sites, SEO Scale from $970 for online stores and large projects. A one-off six-month SEO strategy is $730. The figures are published before you enquire and change only together with an agreed change of scope.
No. Positions depend on algorithms and competitors; revenue depends on the product, the prices and the sales team as well. What I guarantee is the agreed scope of work and a report that shows what changed and why. Manipulating behavioral signals is applied only if you decide on it separately.
Search promotion compounds. The technical layer and the structure pay off first: the change shows up in indexing and impressions. Competitive commercial queries move more slowly, which is why three months is the minimum term. I give a forecast after the audit, not before it.
The base is the same, the emphasis differs. Yandex puts more weight on the region, commercial factors and user behavior, and the work runs through Yandex Webmaster. Google cares more about the technical side, page speed under Core Web Vitals and the link profile.
A landing page covers narrow demand: one query and its variations. Once there are dozens of queries, each one needs its own page — then the structure of the current site gets reworked: a site map and SEO structure from $490. I do not build sites myself: the structure and the SEO briefs go to your developer.
I have worked with service businesses, clinics, fitness, e-commerce, local business and personal brands — up to 20 sites in parallel. The industry changes the keywords, the commercial factors and the seasonality, but not the method. Public projects: the online flower store roza.by and the detailing studio KORSA.
First we count. More often it is cheaper to fix the current site: a site map and basic SEO structure from $490. The audit gives the answer: express $290, full $580. If the site is rebuilt after all, your developer builds it and I own the structure and the migration without losing rankings.
I do. I run SEO myself: keywords, technical specifications, content briefs and the monthly report. For narrow tasks — markup, programming, writing long texts — I bring in contractors and remain the single point of accountability.
Describe the situation. I'll look at the inputs and suggest the shortest route to a result.