Foundation
Metadata, sitemap, schema, redirects, and Core Web Vitals. Nothing to rank if the page fails to load.
Elliott Digital
SEO
SEO and lead generation
Search traffic that lands on pages built to convert, not a blog graveyard.
Titles, schema, speed, and internal links first. Then service or product pages with a query, an offer, and a next step. Forms that actually reach you. Rankings without inquiries do not count as a win.
Included
What you actually get
Pages with a job
Each service, product family, or city page maps to a real search. No filler posts.
Lead paths
Quote and request forms wired to the inbox you check. File upload when the request needs photos. Booking is quoted with your request.
Reporting you can read
Monthly notes on what moved, what we shipped on the care plan, and what we try next.
Process
How it runs
Step 1
Audit
Current rankings, crawl waste, and the offers that should rank and do not.
Step 2
Map
A page list tied to queries. We do not start articles until the map is agreed.
Step 3
Ship
On-page work and new URLs, then internal links. Content uses a care plan, copywriting, or additional pages quoted with your request.
Step 4
Measure
Search Console plus form quality. Rankings without inquiries do not count.
Packages
Where it sits in a package
Starter
Basic on-page SEO, sitemap, Analytics, and Google Business Profile.
Business
On-page SEO across service pages, plus analytics.
Copywriting per page
$150. Drafted against the offer. You still own the voice.
Advanced landing page
Quoted with your request when a campaign needs its own URL.
Work
Related work
FAQ
Common questions
How fast do rankings move?
Technical fixes can show in weeks. New pages usually need a few months. Anyone promising page one in 14 days is selling something else.
Do you do ads?
We can wire conversion tracking for the ads you already run. Paid media management is not a core package.
Who writes the articles?
We outline against the query. You can write, we can draft at $150 per page, or we use a care plan. A person still ships the voice.
Do you need access to Search Console?
Yes, or we set it up at launch. That is how we tell the difference between impressions and inquiries.
Will you write filler posts?
No. Each URL maps to a search someone already makes. A blog exists when you have something to publish, not to feed a plugin.