If you are not on Google, .
Most sites we review are not penalised: they are built in a way Google cannot understand. Free initial audit — we tell you exactly what is holding you back.
Positioning is not a trick. It is fixing what is broken.
Nobody rises on Google by repeating a keyword. You rise because the site loads fast, because Google can read what each page is, because addresses do not collide with each other, and because the content answers what people actually type. The problem is almost always technical, and almost nobody has checked.
At Piscinas Jireh the previous site had 567 addresses with not one redirect configured: the domain change would have sent every one of them to an error page, including a page Google was showing as a sitelink. You do not see that by looking at the page — you see it by measuring.
8 fronts. The ones that actually move the needle.
Actual indexing
How many of your pages are really in Google, which ones were left out and why. Often the sitemap was never submitted, or points at addresses that no longer exist.
Addresses and redirects
Duplicate content, wrong canonicals and old pages that died without redirecting. It is the most frequent cause of losing rankings without having touched anything.
Structured data
Schema.org telling Google what your business, services and FAQs are. Without it Google guesses; with it Google knows, and can give you rich results.
Measured speed
Core Web Vitals with Google's own tool, not by eye. A slow site loses rankings and visitors before anyone reads a line.
Search intent
What your customer actually types, with real volume and difficulty. There is no point ranking a phrase nobody searches, or fighting one you cannot win.
Google Business Profile
Complete listing, correct categories, photos and reviews. In local searches it weighs as much as the site, and it is what shows on the map.
Internal linking
Your pages linking to each other with intent. An orphan page — with nothing pointing at it — is a page Google visits rarely and values less.
Measurement that works
Analytics and Search Console set up and verified. On two client sites the code was in place but switched off, and months had passed without a single visit counted.
Measure first. Fix after.
Free audit · 48 h
We check your site on all 8 fronts and send the report of what is broken, ordered by impact. No commitment.
Priorities and closed price
We tell you what to fix first, what can wait, and what the full job costs. Fixed price, not hourly.
Implementation
We correct the technical side, set up structured data and measurement, and align the content with what people search for.
Verification
We measure again against the live site and show you before and after. If nothing moved, we say so.
Free audit. Closed implementation.
One-off payment for the technical fixes and the measurement setup. Monthly follow-up is separate, inside the maintenance plan.
Common questions.
What we get asked most before starting, answered without spin.
How long until results show?
Technical fixes — indexing, speed, structured data — are picked up by Google in days or a few weeks. Gaining rankings through content takes months and depends on your competition. Anyone promising you first place in two weeks is lying.
Do you guarantee first place on Google?
No, and nobody honest can. Google neither sells nor guarantees organic positions. What we do guarantee is that the site ends up technically correct and measurable, and that you see before and after for every change.
Does it work if someone else built my site?
Yes. The audit runs on any site, built anywhere — WordPress, Wix, Shopify or custom. If something cannot be fixed without rebuilding the page, we tell you before charging you anything.
How is this different from local SEO?
Web positioning covers the whole site: Google understanding every page and being able to show it. Local SEO focuses on appearing on the map and in «near me» searches in your area. They are usually done together, and if your business serves one specific area, it makes sense to start local.
Do I also need paid advertising?
They are different and they complement each other. Advertising brings visits from day one and stops when you stop paying; positioning takes time but stays. If you need sales urgently, the sensible move is to run both and measure which brings a cheaper customer.
What if my site is brand new?
A new domain takes time to earn trust; there is no shortcut. What you can do is launch with everything right from day one — indexed, measured, with structure and content answering real searches — instead of finding out a year later.
Find out what is holding you back. .
48 hours, report by email, no commitment. If there is nothing to fix, we say so and charge you nothing.