SEO

On-page SEO

Titles, headings, internal links and answer-first page structure.

What we do

On-page SEO is how a single page tells a search engine, and the AI answers built on top of it, what it is about and which question it answers. When the title, the first paragraph and the headings all point at the same question, the page is easier to rank and easier to quote. When they drift apart, both pass it over.

What we work on

  • Title tags and meta descriptions rewritten around the words a buyer actually types, and written to earn the click.
  • Opening paragraphs that answer the main question in the first lines, before any background.
  • Headings that follow the questions people ask, so each section still makes sense when it is quoted on its own.
  • Internal links from your strongest pages to the ones you need to rank, with anchor text that says where the link goes.
  • Alt text for product and editorial images that describes what is actually in the picture.
  • FAQ blocks and FAQ schema where a page genuinely answers the follow-up questions buyers have.

What you get

A page-by-page set of edits shown as before and after, starting with the pages Search Console says already get impressions but few clicks. You approve each change, and we publish it to your CMS or Shopify store.

How we work

How we get you cited

Agents run four steps. A person runs the third.

  1. 01AUDIT

    Audit

    Five engines, your site, 90 days of Search Console.

  2. 02FIX LIST

    Fix list

    Every gap, ranked by what it costs you.

  3. 03APPROVED

    You approve

    Nothing ships without a yes.

  4. 04SHIPPED

    We ship it

    Straight to your site or Shopify.

  5. 05REPORT

    Weekly report

    Citations and rankings, in plain words.

Questions

On-page SEO: common questions

Will you change our brand voice?

No. We change structure and wording where it helps a page get found, and you see every edit side by side before it goes live. If a line does not sound like you, it does not ship.

Which pages do you start with?

Pages that already appear in search but sit just short of the clicks, and pages that should answer a buying question but bury the answer. Your Search Console data shows us which ones.

What does answer-first actually mean?

The page states its answer in the opening lines, then explains. A short, direct answer is quicker for a reader to use and easier for an AI answer to lift.

Do you change URLs?

Rarely, and only when the gain is clear. Any URL change comes with a redirect from the old address, so the links pointing at it still count.

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