Start
per month, per site
- 1–2 new pages or articles a month
- I check every page is indexed and fix errors
- Titles and descriptions for search
- Monthly report: how many people came from search
Every month I fix errors and publish new pages, so people find you on Google.
If search brings no inquiries in the first 3 months, month 4 is free. The terms are the same on every plan.
I count inquiries by the rule below: a tag in the message and the customer saying they found you through search. I can't promise rankings or a number of inquiries, because demand and competitors play a part too.
Priced per site per month after I look at it. Plans differ in how many new pages and articles I write each month.
per month, per site
per month, per site
per month, per site
| Start | Growth | Max | |
|---|---|---|---|
| I check every page is indexed and fix errors | yes | yes | yes |
| Titles and descriptions for search | yes | yes | yes |
| New pages or articles per month | 1–2 | 4 | 8 |
| Competitor review | no | yes | yes |
| Small site fixes at no extra charge | no | yes | yes, prioritised |
| Several directions at once | no | no | yes |
| Monthly report: how many people came from search | yes | yes | yes |
I pull the numbers from Google Search Console and check indexing and errors. I add a page tag to your contact buttons so that leads from search can be counted.
I fix technical errors and write the missing titles and descriptions.
I write and publish material for what your customers search for, in the volume your plan allows.
A short note: how many people came from search, how many leads, what was done and what comes next.
I count the inquiries that came from search over 3 months. If there are none, month 4 is free.

I built the site and run its SEO. 1–2 inquiries a week from all channels, according to the owner. Open Search Console data, month by month.
I add a tag to the contact buttons on your site, so that the first message from a customer carries the line "Hello, I'm writing from the page /address/". That shows which page the person came from.
An inquiry from search is a message with that tag where the person says they found you in search when asked how they found the site. Test messages and inquiries from ads, email and social media don't count.
Every month I fix technical errors, rewrite titles and descriptions, and publish new pages and articles built around what your customers search for, so people find you on Google. There are three plans for one site, from Start to Max, each priced after I look at the site. If search brings no inquiries in the first 3 months, month 4 is free on any plan.
In short: three plans for one site: Start, Growth and Max. They differ in the number of new pages and articles per month: 1–2, 4 or 8. Payment is monthly, terms on How I work. I price each plan after looking at the site, so send me your site and I'll quote it.
Guarantee. If search brings no inquiries in the first 3 months, month 4 is free. The terms are the same on every plan. I count inquiries by the rule below: a tag in the message and the customer saying they found you through search. I can't promise rankings or a number of inquiries, because demand and competitors play a part too.
Example: Quality Lab, a car-service site in Samara. I built the site and run its SEO, and it gets 1–2 inquiries a week from all channels, according to the owner. Write-up (in Russian): SEO for a car-service site: Quality Lab data. Your site's numbers will be its own.
There are three plans for one site per month. The price depends on the site, so I quote it after a look. You pay monthly. Details: How I work.
By the number of new pages and articles per month: 1–2 on Start, 4 on Growth, 8 on Max. Growth adds a competitor review and small site fixes at no extra charge. Max adds several directions at once and priority on fixes.
If search brings no inquiries in the first 3 months, month 4 is free. I count inquiries from search by the rule in the next answer. Same terms on every plan. I don't promise rankings or a number of inquiries.
A message whose first line carries the page tag, such as "Hello, I'm writing from the page /address/", where the person says they found you in search when asked how they found the site. Inquiries from ads, email and social media, and test messages, don't count.
SEO is slow. In the first month I fix the technical side and publish pages, and a visible change in impressions usually comes in month two or three. That's why I count search inquiries over three months.
Yes, I write the pages and articles. I need your material about the services and a fact check from you.
You can work on Tilda too. If the site is hitting Tilda's limits, I can move it to WordPress. That's a separate service, see Tilda to WordPress migration.
One example: Quality Lab, a car-service site in Russia. I built the site and run its SEO, and it gets 1–2 inquiries a week from all channels, according to the owner. The write-up is in Russian: SEO for a car-service site. Your site's numbers will be its own.
Send me your site's address. I'll check which pages Google has indexed and tell you which plan fits.