SEO subscription from €250 per month.
Every month I look at what your numbers say and build on that. You see exactly what happened, what it did and what is next.
Cancellable monthly · no setup fee · excl. VAT
This is what it looks like when it runs.
Screenshots from Search Console of sites I work on continuously. In the first months you mostly see impressions grow. The clicks follow after, and that is exactly the order you want.
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What my clients say
Reviews from business owners whose sites I build and whose visibility I keep up.
From €250 per month.
One rate, no menu of packages. What it becomes depends on the size of your site, how many locations or services you want to cover and how competitive your trade is. We agree that up front.
SEO subscription
- ✓Your data reviewed and explained every month
- ✓The work that follows from that data, carried out
- ✓New and rewritten pages
- ✓Your Google Business Profile kept current
- ✓Technical checks and internal linking
- ✓A monthly report in plain language
- ✓One point of contact, not an account manager
Cancellable monthly and excluding VAT. No setup fee and no annual contract. You can scale up or down every month.
Most SEO subscriptions are a subscription to activities.
Two blogs a month, some link building, a little report. You pay for a list, not for a result. And because that list stays the same every month, nothing about the approach changes when your numbers say otherwise.
I turn it around. The data decides what happens that month.
The same round every month, a different outcome every month.
Four steps that correct themselves. What you do in month eight comes out of what month seven delivered.
Measure
At the start of the month I pull your numbers from Search Console. Not one figure, but the whole list: which pages get impressions, what position they hold, which searches come in and what has moved since last month.
Read
Numbers only mean something once you know what sits underneath. A page with plenty of impressions and no clicks has either a ranking problem or a title problem. They look the same and they need opposite work. I find out which one it is.
Build
That is where the month's work comes from. One month it is a new page for demand you are not serving yet. The next it is rewriting three titles that get seen but not clicked. Whatever pays off most goes first.
Look back
The month after, you see whether it worked. A page moving from position 28 to 14 is not a click yet, but it is proof the direction is right. That decides where the next round starts.
Where your money actually goes.
Not everything happens every month. What is up next comes out of step two.
New pages for demand you are not serving
Your data contains searches you already show up for without having a page for them. That demand is proven. Something belongs there.
Pushing up pages that sit just below
A page at position 14 is far closer to a win than a page at 40. That first one gets the attention: expanded, sharpened, better linked.
Rewriting titles and descriptions
If you rank high enough and nobody clicks, your title is the problem. It is the cheapest work there is, and you see the effect within weeks.
Internal linking
Your strongest pages can pull the weaker ones up. That does not happen by itself, it is a choice you make per page.
Your Google Business Profile kept current
For local work the profile often matters more than the site. Kept up to date: photos, categories, answering questions.
Technical checks
Indexing, load speed, redirects, structured data. Invisible work, but it stops your content from not counting at all.
Written to be quoted
More and more people ask ChatGPT or read an AI answer at the top of Google. Content that ends up there is built differently from content that only works for blue links.
A report you can actually read
Every month an overview in plain language: what happened, what it did and what is next.
When an SEO subscription is the wrong choice.
I would rather not sell this to someone it will not work for. Three situations where I will advise you differently.
You need clients within a month
SEO is compounding work. Count on six to twelve months before it really carries, and closer to twelve on a new domain. If you need revenue now, advertising is the more honest advice, and I will say so.
Nobody searches for what you do
It happens. For some services people do not search beforehand, and then you are building on demand that is not there. I check that in the first call, before you buy anything.
Your site is technically broken
Then ongoing content has little effect. Fix first, build after. Sometimes that is a few days of work, sometimes a new site is cheaper than patching.
Book an intro call.
In that call I look at where you stand and tell you honestly whether there is anything to gain. If there is not, I will say so. If there is, you will know what it costs per month right away.