Frequently Asked Questions about SEO

SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. In short - it's the process of improving your website so people searching for your product or service can actually find you on Google.

SEO covers a lot of moving parts. Roughly, it splits into three categories:

• On-site SEO - what happens on your website itself: titles, content, structure
• Technical SEO - does your site load fast, is the code clean, is everything defined correctly
• Off-site SEO - links from other websites pointing to yours

Plus a long list of smaller details that all add up.

Anyone who wants more website visitors and more potential customers from Google. If your business depends on people finding you online - you need SEO.

Yesterday. SEO is a long-term game. The earlier you start, the sooner you'll thank yourself for not waiting.

To get your page to show up first in Google when potential customers search for your product or service. Visibility where the demand already exists.

It depends heavily on your site's current state and your niche. We've seen results in a week, and we've seen saturated niches take several months before things move. Honest answer - no SEO agency can guarantee a timeline.

Ideally, yes. SEO principles should shape your site's structure and content from day one. It's much cheaper to build it right than to rebuild later.

No - looks have nothing to do with it. A site can be beautiful and still fail Google's standards. That's exactly why we recommend thinking about SEO during development, not after.

It depends on your site's size and complexity, the keywords you target, and how competitive your niche is. Pricing typically ranges from a few hundred to a few thousand euros per month. The biggest factor - how seriously you want to grow.

Ideally with a quick call or meeting. We talk through your goals, your budget, and what success looks like - then build a proposal that fits.

Yes - just reach out and we'll book a time. No pressure, no commitment.

We've seen plenty of cases where companies pay big agencies serious money and see no real results. If that's your situation, we can review what's actually being done and tell you straight - is the work legitimate, and is it worth continuing?

Book a consultation. Most of the time, 30 minutes of conversation is enough to figure out the right next step.

Depends on your goals, budget, and timeline. Ads bring traffic fast but stop the moment you stop paying. SEO is slower but compounds over time. The honest best answer - both, running together.

Get a consultation first. We'll point you toward the right starting moves for your specific site so you don't waste months on the wrong things.

Run a real audit and find the actual problems. We offer audits of existing services so you get an honest picture of what was done, what wasn't, and whether it's worth continuing or starting fresh.

First thing - open Google Search Console and check whether you've received a manual penalty from Google. That's the most common cause of a sudden drop. From there, we can dig deeper.

A few wins you can ship without us:

• Improve content quality - make sure each page is informative and genuinely useful
• Make sure every page has a proper heading structure, title tag, and meta description
• Set up Google Search Console and submit your site for indexing
• Quick check - search Google for site:yourdomain.com to see which pages are indexed and how their titles and descriptions appear

Free tools we recommend:

• PageSpeed Insights - speed and Core Web Vitals
• Mobile-Friendly Test - does your site work on phones
• Screaming Frog - full technical site crawl
• Google Search Console - Google's own data about your site