SEO fixes based on your actual audit evidence

SEO fixes based on evidence, not a generic package.

Your audit already found the specific SEO gaps costing you visibility. We implement exactly those — canonical tags, local signals, technical fixes, all of it.

What we fix

The SEO issues that actually showed up in your audit

🔗 Technical SEO
Canonical tags, schema markup, and crawlability issues, implemented directly.
📍 Local SEO
Fixing mismatched or missing local signals — the ones your audit flagged specifically, not a generic checklist.
✍️ On-page SEO
Title tags, meta descriptions, and heading structure rewritten to match real search intent.
How it works

Evidence first, then implementation — not the other way around

1. Start from your actual audit
Every fix we quote traces back to a specific finding in your report — not a generic SEO package sold to every client the same way.
2. A scoped, written quote
You see exactly what's being fixed and why before anything starts — no open-ended retainer, no vague "ongoing SEO" line item.
3. Implementation, not just advice
We make the actual changes — canonical tags, schema, local signals, on-page copy — rather than handing you a checklist to execute yourself.
4. A follow-up check
Once fixes are live, we confirm the specific issues from your original audit are actually resolved — not just that work was done.
Why evidence-based, not templated

Most SEO services sell the same package to every client

A generic SEO retainer fixes generic problems — the same checklist run against every client regardless of what's actually wrong with their specific site. Your audit already did the diagnostic work: it found the specific canonical tag issue, the specific missing local signal, the specific heading structure problem on your specific site. Implementation built around that evidence fixes what's actually broken, not what a template assumes might be.

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