Nine disciplines. One person running all of them. Every engagement pulls from the same core work: audits, strategy, content, links and AI search visibility, combined differently depending on what your site actually needs. A two-year-old SaaS site with a messy sitemap needs something different from a fintech company launching in three new countries. We figure out the mix on a call, so there's nothing to buy blind here.
Taking on new clients. I keep the roster small enough to stay hands-on with every account.
| If this is happening | Start with |
|---|---|
| Traffic dropped after a redesign or migration | Technical SEO Consultant |
| You have no plan, or you do not trust the one you have | SEO Strategy Consultant |
| Content ranks on page two or does not convert | SEO Content Writing |
| Content and technical SEO are solid but you still lag competitors | Link Building Services |
| ChatGPT and AI Overviews never mention you | AI SEO Services |
| You are expanding into new countries | International SEO Consultant |
| You sell software and want a full program | SaaS SEO Services |
| You run a fintech or finance site | Fintech SEO Services |
| You publish finance content with no named experts | E-E-A-T SEO for Fintech |
Three shapes, all scoped on a call:
A full technical and content audit to find what is actually holding growth back, not a generic checklist run through a tool.
A roadmap ordered by impact. The easiest fix is not always the one that matters most, and I will not pad the plan with busywork to look productive.
Technical fixes, content and links, shipped on a schedule we agree upfront, so you always know what is happening and when.
Reporting tied to real traffic and revenue. If something is not working, we change it instead of doing more of it.
I built the tools that run these checks, and you can use them on your own site today.
Use the table above, or apply and I will tell you where I would start. For most sites it is a technical audit or a strategy roadmap, because both decide what to do next.
Technical fixes can show up in weeks, sometimes days, once Google recrawls the site. Content and link building are slower by nature, usually three to six months before you see it in the numbers. Anyone promising faster than that on competitive terms is either wrong or about to cut a corner you will regret.
That is where most of my experience is, and where I am most useful. I will still take a call from a company outside that world, but I would rather tell you upfront if I do not think I am the right fit than take the work anyway.
Read-only access to Search Console and GA4, a developer contact for questions, and a clear idea of your goals for the year.
Yes. A technical audit works fine as a standalone engagement, and a second opinion is a normal thing to want, whether or not anything is actually wrong.
No, and anyone who tells you they can is guessing, because nobody controls Google's algorithm. What I can commit to is the process: a real audit, a prioritized plan, work that actually ships, and reporting that shows you what happened, good or bad.
Most offers right now repackage normal SEO advice with "AI" in the title. I focus on what Google's own guidance supports: crawler access, readable pages, clear content and measurement, and I test it on my own site and tools first.
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