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SEO Consultant
Build your SEO growth system with me.
Get real results in weeks & months instead of years.
How to Level Up Your SEO Today:
Brands Served
Client Case Study: D2C Health
SEOs: “SEO takes time”
My Client: 500,000+ new SEO traffic in last 9 months.
With leads growing 25%+ month-over-month.
Months 1-3
- Technical Fixes
- Product led Keyword Themes
- Lower Funnel Blogs
Months 4-6
- Free Tools
- Conversion Rate Optimisation
- Lower & Middle Funnel Blogs
Months 6-9
- Content Refresh
- Product Marketing & Copywriting
- Lower & Middle Funnel Blogs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do your SEO projects work?
I have a 4-Step Sprint Model:
→ Discovery & North-Star Alignment (Week 1): we dig into your revenue goals, margins, and runway so SEO investment is tied to a business metric.
→ Diagnostic Deep-Dive (Weeks 2-3): a 120-point technical, content, and CRO audit pinpoints the 20% of fixes that unlock 80% of upside (speed, indexing, UX).
→ Product-Led Build Sprints (Weeks 4-12): engineering-ready specs ship modular pages, programmatic internal links, and structured data at scale – think “mini-product launches” instead of just blog posts.
→ Compounding Flywheel (Month 3 +): weekly growth loops (ship → measure → iterate) compounded by publishing velocity and conversion tests – turning SEO into a self-feeding growth engine.
How long will it take us to see meaningful results?
→ Quick wins: technical fixes and CRO tweaks often lift targeted pages in 30-45 days.
→ Momentum phase: new product-led landing pages start ranking in 90 days; you usually feel a revenue bump in quarter 2.
→ Compounding phase: by month 6-9+ SEO keeps compounding while we plan for the best areas of scaling investment.
What capabilities are needed to implement Product led SEO?
1. Engineering bandwidth: think 10–15 engineering hrs/month for schema, dynamic routing, and speed budgets.
2. Design system: components that can be reused across hundreds of pages.
3. Analytics stack: GA4, GSC, and a BI layer so wins get attributed (no data, no budget).
If you have those three, you’re 80% ready; I supply the remaining 20% – strategy, playbooks, and accountability.
What parts of SEO are covered in the service?
| Pillar | Included? | Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Technical | ✅ | Detailed Audits, Core Web Vitals, crawl budget, JS rendering |
| Content | ✅ | Programmatic hubs + expert articles strategy |
| CRO | ✅ | A/B on top pages; revenue > rankings; full funnel optimisation strategy |
| Reporting | ✅ | Live dashboards + Loom debriefs |
If it influences traffic and turns visitors into revenue, it’s on the table.
What parts of SEO are NOT covered in the service?
| Area | Reason It’s Out of Scope | Typical Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| Paid Acquisition & Retargeting | Different mindset, different metrics. | I’ll hand off audiences to your ads specialist. |
| Local SEO / GMB Management | Foot-traffic focus ≠ product-led scale. | Refer to a local-first agency or in-house marketer. |
| Digital PR Campaigns | Requires newsroom velocity, not sprint cycles. | I connect you with PR partners once organic baseline is set. |
| Heavy-lift Dev Ops (e.g., full replatforming) | 3–6-month timelines dilute early SEO momentum. | I document requirements; your engineering lead owns execution. |
| Daily Editorial Calendars | Volume ≠ value. | Your content team uses my briefs and QA rubric. |
| Automated Multilingual Rollout | Needs native reviewers + separate analytics. | Phase-2 project once English pages prove ROI. |
