A technical review and one prioritized improvement from $99/month, focused on the constraint holding your site back.
A website can look complete and still miss the searches that bring customers. We connect the problem you can see—few relevant visits, unclear service pages or inquiries from the wrong audience—with a specific piece of work.
We check whether the right URLs can be crawled and indexed, whether canonical tags point to the intended pages and whether internal links make those pages discoverable. Redirects, duplicate URLs and accidental crawl restrictions are investigated before adding more content.
The output is a prioritized technical finding with the affected pages and an agreed correction, followed by a check of the published result.
We compare the language customers use with what the page actually answers. A person looking for a quote needs different information from someone researching a definition. Each commercial service should have a clear purpose instead of competing with several near-identical pages.
Where data is available, Search Console queries and landing-page performance inform the decision. We do not treat an untested keyword list as proof of demand.
Useful SEO content explains the service, who it fits, how delivery works and what influences the scope. We look for missing answers, weak evidence and unclear next steps, then plan the relevant content rather than adding words to reach a target length.
Your experience, team, business facts and actual projects should support the page. We do not invent reviews, certifications or customer outcomes to fill a gap.
For local businesses, we connect eligible business-profile information, actual service coverage and useful location content. A city page needs a reason to exist beyond a changed place name; a national service may need a different architecture altogether.
YAG works remotely for US businesses. Your premises and service area remain yours—we do not create a fictional local office or promise map-pack placement.
Selected international client work by YAG. These are not US client case studies; each card links to its published source and identifies the documented scope.
Service architecture & technical SEOÁlamo & AntúnezLegal services · Spain
Dated technical audit, not a revenue claim. The final audit excluded the homepage and its Yoast configuration.
Read the original case study (Spanish)
Local SEO & entity structureNeurocentro LiverdadMental health services · Spain
Technical and content work on an existing site, not a full-site design credit or a clinical, traffic or sales outcome.
Read the original case study (Spanish)$99 /month, starting scope
For a small business that needs a measured baseline and one useful improvement at a time.
The starter is monthly. Any minimum term, extra access requirements or additional work is confirmed in writing before it begins.
Content creation, digital PR, link acquisition, directory work and large development changes are not included in this entry price.
For businesses that need recurring content, local listings, or several implementations in parallel.
Everything in the starter scope. Agreed content or implementation volume. Query and landing-page prioritization. Reporting matched to the scope.
For migrations, e-commerce, multi-location work, or a wider technical backlog.
Defined project and acceptance criteria. Technical or content work matched to need. Dependencies and exclusions documented. Measurement plan agreed before work.
The right SEO work depends on your website and the searches your customers make. These disciplines are available by scope; the $99 plan does not include every activity.
SEO, GEO and AEO share a practical starting point: crawlable pages, useful answers and consistent business facts. Being readable does not mean a search engine or AI assistant will rank, recommend or cite you.
Check crawling, indexability and the content available in rendered HTML. Keep important pages connected with useful internal links.
Map commercial searches to a relevant service page. Use specific explanations and supporting sources where facts need verification.
Compare impressions, clicks and qualified inquiries where the data exists. Keep AI citations separate from organic rankings.
A useful SEO engagement gives you a clear record of the work, not just a score. The scope determines how much we do; the reporting should make that work understandable at any level.
Confirm the service, target audience, website access and available measurement. Identify the page or technical issue to prioritize and record its current state.
Make the scoped change, keep the relevant content and URLs safe, and check the published page. Explain what was changed and why it addresses the finding.
Separate completed work from search outcomes. Compare relevant impressions, clicks and inquiries where tracking and enough data exist; use that evidence to choose the next priority.
It is a focused starting scope: technical review and one prioritized improvement, with the specific work agreed around your website. It is not a complete national campaign, unlimited content production or a promise to rank first. Larger content, development and authority-building work needs a separate scope.
A technically healthy page is not automatically indexed. An impression is not a visit, and a visit is not a qualified inquiry. AI citations are a separate observation again. We keep these measures distinct so you can see whether the work is helping the business, rather than just improving an audit score.
Local and national SEO need different evidence. We work remotely across the US and assess the business service area, search demand and available access before adding geographic pages.
Tell us what is currently measured and where the site feels stuck. We will confirm whether the $99 starter fits before work begins.