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We fix the technical base first, then build content around what your best customers actually type into a search bar.
Rankings that keep earning long after the invoice is paid.
SEO that starts with content and skips the technical audit tends to plateau. We start underneath instead: crawlability, site speed, structured data, information architecture. Then the content has somewhere solid to land.
After that it's steady work: keyword research grounded in real buying intent, content that actually answers the question, and reporting that ties rankings back to leads rather than raw traffic.
Fixes to crawlability, site speed, and structured data that clear the way for everything after.
Prioritized by buying intent, not just search volume.
Titles, structure, and internal links handled as one system, not a page-by-page checklist.
Briefs, drafts, or the whole thing, depending on how much your team wants to keep in-house.
Monthly reports tied to leads and revenue signals, not screenshots of pretty rankings.
A full technical and content audit, measured against who you actually compete with.
A roadmap ranked by effort against impact, not a 40-row spreadsheet with no order to it.
Technical fixes and content production running side by side.
Monthly check-ins that adjust the plan based on what's actually working.
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Fernweh Travel — SEO & Growth Campaign
Ranking for a keyword means nothing if the page underneath it doesn't convert. We audit technical SEO and content strategy together, because a fast site with the wrong message and a slow site with the right one both fail the same way. The goal is the action after the click, not the click itself.
Technical fixes can show up in weeks. Content and authority-driven rankings usually take three to six months to compound. If a timeline you've been quoted sounds off, we'll say so.
No. Anyone who guarantees a rank is promising you a system nobody fully controls. We commit to the work and the reporting, not a specific position.
Either. Some clients want finished content; others just want reviewed briefs their in-house writers can run with.
Thirty minutes, no deck, no pressure. Just a straight conversation about what's working and what isn't.