Small business SEO

SEO for small business in the Philippines

I diagnose and fix the technical and on-page problems that keep useful pages out of search. Choose a one-time audit, ongoing monthly implementation, or local SEO for Maps and nearby searches.

Diagnosis before scopeStart with the site and Search Console data.
Your accounts stay yoursRead-only access is enough to begin.
No ranking promisesFix the blockers, then measure real movement.

Choose a service

Three SEO routes, each with a different job.

Open the service that matches your situation. Each page shows the scope, price or pricing process, access needed, and what happens before you contact me.

Prefer to check it yourself?

Start with one problem and a practical guide.

Choose the problem closest to yours. Each guide explains the check, the likely cause, and the next fix.

What I do

Technical and on-page SEO, done in the site.

This is the practical work behind the routes above: make the site easier for Google to understand, easier for users to choose, and easier for you to keep improving.

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.

SEO FAQ

Straight answers before choosing an SEO path.

Do you guarantee first-page rankings?

No. Rankings depend on the market, competition, and the site. I fix measurable technical and on-page problems, then track movement in Search Console.

Should I start with an audit, a retainer, or local SEO?

Start with an audit if you do not know what is blocking rankings yet. Choose a retainer when the site keeps changing and needs ongoing fixes. Choose local SEO when Maps, Google Business Profile, reviews, and nearby searches matter most.

How much does an SEO audit cost?

A full technical and on-page SEO audit is a fixed $150. 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 use yourself or hand to a developer. Implementation is a separate, quoted step. Monthly SEO includes ongoing implementation.

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.

Not sure which SEO service fits?

Start with the fixed-price audit when the cause is still unclear. It gives you the priority list before you choose ongoing or local work.

View the $150 SEO audit