SEO audit or opportunity review
A defined piece of work to diagnose search issues, assess opportunities and provide prioritised recommendations.
CLEAR SCOPE / NO SURPRISES
SEO pricing depends on the work, complexity and support your website needs. We start by understanding your objectives and current position, then propose a clear scope, deliverables and fee before any work begins.
Request a tailored proposal ↗WHY THERE IS NO ONE-SIZE PRICE
A focused technical review is not the same engagement as ongoing ecommerce SEO or a website redesign. Website size, markets, competition, internal resources, data access and implementation needs all influence scope.
Rather than publish a price that may not fit your needs, we discuss the work first and outline a proposal. The proposal should make clear what is included, what is not, who is responsible for implementation and how the work will be assessed.
WAYS TO WORK TOGETHER
A defined piece of work to diagnose search issues, assess opportunities and provide prioritised recommendations.
Continued planning and delivery across agreed technical, content, internal linking or discovery priorities.
Focused input for a website build, redesign, migration, international expansion or other agreed project.
Scoped support for local SEO, ecommerce SEO, digital PR, AEO/GEO or LLM optimisation where it fits your goals.
Share your business, website, audience, target markets and search challenges. We may ask questions about the team and tools available to help deliver the work.
We outline what the work covers, timing assumptions, dependencies, communication, measurement and fees. If the fit is not clear, we will clarify before making a recommendation.
We carry out the agreed work, communicate findings and next actions, and review progress against suitable measures. Search performance is influenced by factors beyond any agency's control.
ENGAGEMENT FAQS
Scope varies by website, needs and delivery model. A fixed public price could misrepresent the work a particular business requires, so Drip Ranks provides a proposal after understanding the brief.
No. A proposal defines work and responsibilities, not a guaranteed ranking or outcome. Search systems, competition and implementation influence results.
The scope can be planned around your team, developers and content specialists. Roles, access and approval steps should be agreed in the proposal.
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