Fintech SEO is harder than most SEO because the stakes are higher. Search engines hold finance content to a higher standard, regulators care what you say, and a visitor deciding whether to trust you with money is looking for reasons to leave. I help fintech teams get found by the right people and give those people reasons to stay, without crossing the lines your compliance team draws.
The application asks for your monthly organic traffic and budget range, so I can tell you quickly whether I am the right fit.
Fintech SEO is SEO for finance and financial technology sites, where content is held to a higher standard of accuracy and trust. It combines technical health, clear trust signals and content that stays within what your compliance team approves.
I flag claims that need review, your compliance team approves the copy, and I do not write financial advice or regulatory statements. I do not state or imply regulatory approval for anything on your site. If a change is a regulatory question, it goes to your compliance team before it goes anywhere else.
These are common patterns on fintech sites, not findings from any one client.
Fintech and finance companies that want a consultant instead of an agency: you work with the person doing the audit, who talks directly to your developers and your compliance team. Not a fit if you want guaranteed rankings, or you need someone to write financial advice.
Technical and trust-signal audit, plus a baseline of what ranks and what converts today.
Prioritized by impact, with blockers and compliance dependencies first.
Fixes, pages and content shipped on an agreed schedule, with review steps for regulated claims.
What changed, what it did to leads or applications, and what we change next.
I built the tools that run these checks: the Technical SEO Auditor, Schema Markup Validator and GEO Checker. You can use them on your own site today.
I scope a fintech program on a call, based on site size, regions and the review process you have, and quote it as a project or as monthly work.
Finance content is held to a higher standard of accuracy and trust, regulation affects what you can say, and visitors need strong reasons to trust you. The technical work is similar. The trust and compliance work is not.
I flag them, your compliance team approves the copy, and I do not write financial advice or regulatory statements.
An agency suits ongoing, multi-channel work. A consultant suits a focused program: you work with the person doing the audit, who talks directly to your developers and compliance team.
Technical and trust fixes can show up in weeks. Rankings take longer and depend on competition. I report on indexed pages, crawl errors and Core Web Vitals first, then leads. I do not promise rankings.
I scope a fintech program on a call, based on site size, regions and the review process you have, and quote it as a project or as monthly work.
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