Order SEO website optimization to increase sales

"Basic" package
from $250

For sites up to 100 pages

SEO website audit + competitor analysis
Creation and implementation of the SEO core of the site, namely, optimization of meta tags (Title, Description, H1) for up to 25 pages per month
Preparation of technical specifications for a copywriter and programmer (if necessary)
Recommendations for improving site visibility in search engines
Monthly reporting and other types of work

"Optimal" package
from $400

For sites with 100 pages or more

SEO audit + niche and competitor analysis
Creation and implementation of the SEO core of the site, namely, optimization of meta tags (Title, Description, H1) for up to 100 pages per month
Preparation of technical specifications for a copywriter and programmer (if necessary)
Recommendations for improving site visibility in search engines + working with Alt
Monthly reporting and other types of work

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The manager creates a WhatsApp/Telegram/Viber chat and adds our specialists. - Next, the requisites for prepayment (which were previously discussed) are displayed/reset. - Next, the team asks questions about the project or resets the brief. - After you answer all the questions, the team does a detailed analysis (takes about 1 day). - After they drop the work plan and design for approval. - Next, the first post is sent for approval. - etc. If you have questions or something is not clear, write in the joint chat, the team will always help!

The calculation can be made from any country in the world.

Our company works by subscription, but on different terms.

1. Payment through the freelance exchange. (50% of the subscription, the remaining 50% after 15 days of work or before the launch of advertising)

2. International translation. (100% subscription)

3. We are a limited liability company ( LLC ), payment according to the contract. (100% subscription)

4. And others.

We always go to meet the client and find the best payment options.

1. A new site must always be optimized for good and correct indexing in the search engine.

2. Our competitors who are constantly developing their SEO and can overtake you. To prevent this from happening, you need to constantly optimize the site.

3. To maintain the site's already achieved positions and

to attract the flow of the target audience to the site and increase sales.

4. SEO is much less expensive and more effective than other advertising channels.

5. To monitor new trends (If your resource occupies a high position on the 1st search page. But, do not forget that search ranking methods are constantly changing and the site may start to lose positions)

6. Etc.

Customer reviews

Alexey

Freelance.ua

Excellent performers. We continue cooperation.
The guys quickly and efficiently completed the task before them

Elvira Kopilenko

Facebook

Super Tim, the work was done by 120%, and I also received a gift in the form of a course on selling through social networks. Thank you for your work, I plan to work further. Good luck to the team and more satisfied customers!

Anastasia Budko

Freelancehunt

Thank you for the work done. All work was done promptly, efficiently and with explanations for “dummies”.

SEO website optimization — order to increase sales on Google

SEO optimization turns Google search into a stable source of sales. The process starts with an audit, continues with technical fixes, semantics, content optimization and internal linking, and ends with a safe build-up of authority. KPIs: visibility in clusters, clicks/impressions in Search Console, conversions in GA4 and impact on CAC/LTV. The goal is more targeted traffic, higher CR and predictable revenue without paying for each click.

Technical SEO Optimization: Indexing, Speed, and Core Web Vitals

The technical layer removes ranking barriers: correct status codes and redirects, canonicals, sitemap/robots, clean URL structure, managed pagination and hreflang. Performance is improved through critical CSS, WebP/AVIF, optimized font loading (font-display: swap), cache, CDN and HTTP/2–3 — this reduces LCP/INP/CLS and increases CR from organics. For JS-heavy sites, SSR/prerender is used to make content available to robots from the first visit and accelerate indexing.

Semantics and information architecture: topical maps, clusters, user intent

Semantic strategy groups queries by intent (informational, commercial, transactional, navigational) and forms topical maps. Cornerstone pages cover the main intents, supporting materials cover the “long tail”. Internal linking creates thematic hubs: the hub gets power from child pages, anchors convey relevance without spamming. Cannibalization is eliminated by consolidation/redirects so that each intent has one “main” URL and stable positions.

Content and EEAT: briefs, structure, schema and increasing CTR

Editorial briefs include intent, subtopics, People Also Ask, FAQs, examples, comparison tables, and clear CTAs. EEAT is reinforced by authorship and bio, transparent sources, case studies, and analytics screenshots — trust grows, CTR increases. Structured data (Article/FAQ/HowTo/Product/Organization/Breadcrumb/Speakable) refines content for search engines and reveals rich results. Regular updates and cleanup of outdated fragments maintain relevance and improve behavioral signals.

Internal links and UX signals: the direct contribution of SEO to conversions

Thoughtful internal linking works as a navigation “rail” from information requests to commercial pages and application forms. Hubs (categories/services) receive reinforcement from subsidiary materials, and themselves give weight to pages with high purchase intent — this way PageRank circulates where conversions are needed. Anchor texts explain the next step (“compare rates”, “check cost”, “order an audit”) and reduce friction in the user’s journey; this simultaneously increases relevance for Google and CR for the business.

The architecture adds blocks "What next?", TOC (anchor links within the page), breadcrumbs, "Related services/cases/FAQs". Content modules with clear CTAs (buttons near key sections, micro-form in the trust block) shorten the path to the goal. From the blog and guides, we link to "money" (service landing pages, calculators, brief form), and from the service pages - to confirmation of expertise (cases, certifications, reviews). This forms a "two-way traffic": the user sees a logical route, and the search engine - a coherent topic without "blind spots".

UX signals enhance SEO effect: clear H1–H3, benefit tables, comparisons, FAQ, micro-texts near form fields (explanations, data security), visible trust badges. Quick "anchor" CTAs for mobile (sticky "Get calculation" button) increase interaction. Facet/tag control prevents weight dispersion: only pages with value are indexed, others are noindexed. Regular audits clean up "dead" or redundant links, merge duplicates and cannibalized URLs. Direct contribution from SEO: growth of non-branded traffic to commercial pages, higher CTR in SERP due to relevant anchors and a stable increase in the share of conversions from organic sources.

Impact measurement and roadmap: GSC/GA4, incrementality and impact × effort priorities

SEO effect is assessed by a metric tree. Leading indicators: index coverage, time to index new/updated pages, CWV trends (LCP/INP/CLS), crawl depth and visibility by clustered “hubs”. Lagging indicators: organic sessions, conversions/orders, organic revenue share, non-branded to branded shift, LTV and deal cycle speed for SEO source. GA4 has single events configured (view_content, generate_lead, add_to_cart, purchase) with UTM conventions; CRM has fixed the “SEO” source at the contact and transaction level so that decisions are made based on the quality of leads, not just the volume.

Causality is tested incrementally: time-series before/after releases (audit → fix → content → relink), geo-holdout or cluster A/B (updated cluster vs control). Reporting dashboards show the contribution of SEO to the multi-channel funnel: assisted conversions, post-click attribution, growth in branded share as a result of the content strategy. “Kill criteria” are set for each epic (for example, if 6–8 weeks after indexing there is no increase in visibility/CTR in the target sub-intents - the plan is adjusted).

Roadmap ranks work by impact × effort. 1) Technical fixes that unlock crawl/indexing and improve CWV (high impact, medium difficulty). 2) Content clusters with potential non-branded demand (keyword forecasting/serp gap). 3) Internal hubs and relinking (we shift the weight to money-pages, add CTA modules). 4) Digital PR/earned links to strengthen authority. Quarterly cycle: plan → sprint releases → 4-week lead metrics assessment → 8–12 weeks organic conversion assessment → priority updates. Bottom line: higher organic revenue share, lower blended CAC thanks to SEO, and a predictable path to non-pay-per-click sales growth.