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The essentials, without the jargon.
SEO (search engine optimization) is the work of making your website easier for Google and other search engines to find, understand and trust. When your pages rank higher for the searches your customers make, more of the right people visit your site, and some of them become leads and sales without you paying for every click.
Most websites see movement in rankings and traffic within three to six months, and bigger gains build over time. The timeline depends on how competitive your market is, the age and health of your website, and how much work it needs. Be cautious of anyone who promises instant first-page rankings.
No, and you should be wary of any agency that says it can. Google decides rankings, and no one else controls them. What we can commit to is a clear plan, consistent work and regular reporting, so you can see what was done and what changed.
They do different jobs. Ads bring traffic the day you switch them on and stop when your budget stops. SEO takes longer, but the traffic keeps building and usually costs less per lead over time. Many businesses use ads for quick wins and SEO for a steady, long-term base.
Yes, especially if customers search for what you sell. Small businesses often win by targeting specific services and neighbourhoods rather than broad, expensive keywords. Our plans start at $249 per month so that SEO stays within reach of smaller teams.
See price packagesWhat we do, who we work with and what to expect.
SEO is our core service, including local, nationwide and ecommerce SEO. We also offer link building, content marketing, email marketing, social media marketing, lead generation, SEO consulting, UI/UX evaluation and website design.
No. We are based in Toronto and know the local market well, but our Nationwide SEO plan is built for businesses that want to be found well beyond one city. Whatever your size, from a small local firm to a large enterprise, we can tailor a plan to your niche.
We start with a pre-site audit report to see where your website stands today. Next comes a review of your top three competitors and keyword research to find the searches worth targeting. From there we move on to on-page and technical fixes, page speed, content optimization and link building.
Every package includes a weekly work report and a monthly performance report. The weekly report lists the tasks we completed. The monthly report shows how your rankings, traffic and results have moved.
Yes. We offer an obligation-free SEO website audit that reviews the technical and on-page factors affecting your results, so you can see where the opportunities are before you commit to anything.
Get a free SEO auditYes. Our web design service covers a professionally designed website paired with a marketing strategy. If you already have a site, our UI/UX evaluation looks at how easy it is to use and where visitors lose interest, so more of them turn into customers.
Plans, prices and what is included.
Our SEO packages start at $249 per month. Nationwide SEO is $249 per month, Local SEO is $349 per month and Ecommerce SEO is $449 per month.
See price packagesAll three packages include a pre-site audit report, a top three competitor analysis, keyword research and analysis, on-page and technical SEO, page speed optimization, content optimization, link building, a weekly work report and a monthly performance report. The Local SEO plan adds local search optimization to the on-page and technical work.
Choose Local SEO if most of your customers come from a city or service area. Choose Nationwide SEO if you serve or sell to customers across the country. Choose Ecommerce SEO if you run an online store. If you are not sure, tell us about your business and we will point you to the right one.
Yes. We offer custom SEO plans for small businesses and large enterprises alike. If your needs do not fit neatly into a package, tell us about your niche and goals and we will put a plan together.
Get a quoteYes. We regularly offer discounts and promotions on our services to both new and returning customers. Ask about current offers when you get in touch.
How to get found by customers in your area.
Local SEO helps your business appear when people search for services near them, such as “dentist in Etobicoke” or “accountant near me”. It focuses on your Google Business Profile, local listings, reviews and location-specific pages, so you show up in the map results and local search results.
If you serve customers in a specific area, yes. It is free, and it is one of the main ways Google decides which businesses to show in the local map results. Accurate categories, hours, photos and services matter as much as having the listing at all.
Google weighs proximity, relevance and prominence. You cannot change where the searcher is standing, but you can strengthen relevance and prominence with a complete Google Business Profile, consistent name, address and phone details across the web, location-focused pages and a steady stream of genuine reviews.
Yes. The number, recency and content of your reviews are all local ranking signals, and they also influence whether people click on your listing. Ask happy customers to leave a review and reply to every review, good or bad.
Yes. Separate service-area pages with genuinely useful local content work better than repeating one page with the place name swapped. We help you decide which areas deserve their own page.
The work that happens on and around your website.
Technical SEO covers the behind-the-scenes factors that let search engines crawl and index your site: site structure, sitemaps, mobile-friendliness, structured data, broken links and page speed. If these are broken, even great content can go unseen.
On-page SEO is everything you control on each page: title tags, headings, meta descriptions, internal links and the copy itself, all matched to what people actually search for. It tells search engines what a page is about and gives visitors a reason to stay.
Yes. Slow pages frustrate visitors, and Google uses page experience as part of how it evaluates sites. Page speed optimization is included in every one of our packages.
Content is how you answer the questions your customers are searching for. Quality and usefulness matter more than volume, and a schedule you can keep up works better than occasional bursts. Content optimization is included in every package, and our content marketing service can help you create new pages and articles.
Done properly, yes. We focus on quality content and contextual backlinks from relevant websites, not bulk directories or paid link schemes that break Google’s guidelines and can lead to penalties.
Getting your business into AI-generated answers.
AEO is optimizing your content so answer engines such as Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity can find, understand and cite it in the answers they give. It builds on SEO: clear answers to real questions, structured data and trustworthy signals about your business.
No. AI answers draw on the same web content that search engines index, so strong SEO fundamentals remain the foundation. AEO adds a layer on top by structuring your content so it is easy to quote.
We can improve your chances, but nobody can guarantee a mention. The work involves answer-first content, FAQ and structured data markup, consistent business details and authoritative mentions elsewhere on the web. Be cautious of anyone who promises specific AI citations.
Try a shorter search term, or ask us directly and we will answer it for you.
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