Audit
A full technical and content crawl: what Google can reach, what it has indexed, what is broken, and which of your pages are competing with each other. You get the findings whether or not you hire me.
SEO · Delhi NCR & remote
Nobody can sell you a position in Google’s results, because Google does not sell them. What can be sold is the work that makes a page the best available answer — and the honesty to tell you when it is not.
Short answer
SEO is the work of making a website the answer a search engine wants to show: a site it can crawl and understand, pages that genuinely answer a specific search, and enough external credibility to be trusted. It compounds slowly, costs nothing per click once earned, and no honest practitioner can guarantee a position.
Four details. A real reply the same day, from me.
01 The premise
Strip away the jargon and search engines are asking three things about your page. Can I reach and understand it? Does it genuinely answer the thing that was searched? And does anything outside this website suggest it is trustworthy? Almost every legitimate SEO task is an answer to one of those three.
The order matters, and it is where most money is wasted. Businesses buy content and links for a site that Google cannot crawl properly, has indexed twice under different URLs, or that loads so slowly on mobile that visitors leave before it renders. That is building the second floor before the foundation, and it is the most common paid-for mistake in the industry.
The uncomfortable part is timing. Technical repairs can change how a site is crawled within weeks. Competitive rankings take months, and depend on where you start, who you are competing with, and how much content already exists on the subject. Anybody giving you a date is guessing or lying, and the two are hard to tell apart from outside.
02 The stack
Work done out of this order is usually wasted. This is the sequence, not a menu.
Crawl errors, index coverage, canonical tags, redirect chains, sitemap, robots.txt, page speed, mobile rendering and structured data. This is where most sites are quietly broken, and it is unglamorous enough that it often goes unsold.
Keyword research mapped to individual pages, titles written to be clicked, a sane heading hierarchy, body copy that answers the question fully, internal links and image alt text. One page per intent, never one page for six.
Mentions, citations, profiles and genuine links from places that have reason to reference you. Slow, unglamorous, and the part most vulnerable to being faked by people selling packages.
03 Straight talk
The right column is why some agencies show faster early results and lose them later.
Free SEO audit
I will crawl your site, check what Google has actually indexed, and tell you which of the three layers is your real problem. You keep the findings whether you hire me or not.
Four details, and a real reply today.
04 Process
A full technical and content crawl: what Google can reach, what it has indexed, what is broken, and which of your pages are competing with each other. You get the findings whether or not you hire me.
Which searches end in money, what they are worth, who owns them now, and which single page should target each one. Duplicated intent is the most common finding.
Technical repairs first, then titles, structure, schema and internal links. The cheapest wins on an established site are almost always here.
Content for the gaps that matter, written to answer completely and structured for extraction as well as ranking.
What moved, what did not, and what changes next month. In plain language, with the disappointments included.
05 Reporting
Written to be read by you, not to look impressive.
— SEO
These sit next to SEO and are usually bought with it. Same person doing the work in each case.
Crawl, index, speed, schema.
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Read moreYour sector’s own search behaviour.
Read more— Questions
Straight answers, including the ones that cost me work. If yours is not here, ask it — I reply the same day.
Technical fixes can change how Google crawls a site within weeks. Competitive rankings take months and depend on your starting position, your competitors and how much content already exists. Anyone quoting a guaranteed date is selling, not planning.
No, and nobody honest does. Google does not sell placement in organic results and does not publish its ranking function. What I commit to is the work, the reporting, and telling you early when a target is unrealistic rather than billing you against it for a year.
It depends on the size of the site, the competitiveness of your terms and how much content needs writing. It is a monthly engagement because the work is continuous, and I would rather quote after an audit than guess at a number that suits neither of us.
Technical fixes and good structure keep paying after the work ends, which is a real argument for a one-off project. What decays is your position relative to competitors who keep publishing. A site that stops is not penalised — it is simply overtaken.
They answer different questions. Ads bring enquiries this week and stop when you stop paying. SEO takes months and then costs nothing per click. Most businesses that can afford both should run both, using ad data to find out which keywords actually convert before spending six months ranking for them.
First, work out whether it is you or the whole category — broad updates move everybody. Then check what changed. Sites that lose permanently after an update are usually the ones that had shortcuts in place. That is a large part of why I will not take them.
Free consultation · No obligation
One audit, no charge, no obligation. You will get a specific list of what is broken, what is competing with itself, and what to fix first — and you keep it either way.
Name, number, email, what you need.