SEO that fixes what blocks rankings
Most small business sites do not need more content. They need the technical and on-page problems found and fixed: indexing, schema, speed, titles, and the click-through gaps hiding in Search Console. I find what keeps your site from ranking and fix it in the code.
What I do
Technical and on-page SEO, done in the site.
Indexing and crawl
Make sure Google can find, crawl, and index the pages that matter, and is not wasting time on the ones that do not.
Schema and structured data
Add and fix the markup that earns rich results and helps search engines understand the page.
Core Web Vitals and speed
Find what makes pages slow or jumpy on mobile, and fix the load, layout shift, and render issues.
Titles, meta, and CTR
Rewrite the titles and descriptions that get impressions but no clicks, using your real Search Console data.
On-page and internal links
Fix heading structure, keyword targeting, and the internal links that keep pages stuck on page two.
Clean URLs and basics
Canonical tags, redirects, sitemap, and robots.txt: the quiet foundation most small sites get wrong.
How it usually goes
Audit first. Then fix what matters.
I do not sell a vague monthly retainer. The work starts with a fixed-price audit so you see the real problems and their priority. After that you decide: fix it yourself with the report, hand it to your developer, or have me implement the top issues. No lock-in either way.
1. Audit
A fixed PHP 2,500 report: every issue, why it matters, and the concrete fix, ranked by impact.
2. Fix
Do it yourself, or have me implement the high-impact items as a separate, quoted step.
3. Track
Watch real movement in Search Console: indexing, impressions, clicks, and position over time.
Fixed-price technical and on-page SEO audit. One report, prioritized fix list, no retainer, no ranking promises.
SEO guides and case studies
Guides and redacted audit cases.
Practical SEO guides and redacted audit case studies: what really moves rankings, and what a typical agency leaves out. Start with the guides below, or jump to the audit cases.
SEO FAQ
Straight answers about SEO and the audit.
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Anyone who guarantees a specific Google ranking is guessing or lying. I fix the technical and on-page problems that hold a site back, then track real movement in Search Console. The work is honest, the results depend on your market and competition.
How much does an SEO audit cost?
A full technical and on-page SEO audit is a fixed PHP 2,500, about $45. That is one report with a prioritized fix list. No retainer and no monthly contract.
How long does the SEO audit take?
Usually three to five working days from when you send the URL and Search Console access. I confirm scope and the fixed price before starting.
Do you fix the problems, or just report them?
The audit is a report you can act on yourself or hand to a developer. If you want the top issues implemented, I can do that as a separate, quoted step. There is no obligation to use me for the fixes.
What access do you need for an SEO audit?
Your website URL and read access to Google Search Console are ideal. If you prefer not to share access, exports or screenshots work too. Google Analytics is optional but helps.
Do you work with businesses outside the Philippines?
Yes. I am based in the Philippines and work with small businesses worldwide. Search Console and the audit process are the same wherever your customers are.
Is this technical SEO, or content and link building?
Mostly technical and on-page SEO: indexing, crawlability, schema, Core Web Vitals, titles, meta, and internal links. I do not sell link schemes, spam tactics, or AI-spun content.
Want to know what is holding your site back?
Start with the fixed-price audit. Send your URL and Search Console access, and I will send back a prioritized fix list at a flat PHP 2,500.
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