Guaranteed rankings
No agency controls search engines, competitors, customer response, or a fixed outcome date.
Choosing an SEO agency
How to choose an SEO agency that explains the work clearly.
A good proposal should connect your business problem to specific work, responsibilities, and measurement. You should know what is being done and retain access to the assets you fund.
Questions to ask before you hire
- What business and customer problem will you address first, and why?
- What work will you perform, what does our team own, and who approves changes?
- How will you measure qualified demand instead of reporting rankings alone?
- Who owns the domain, website, content, profiles, analytics, and accounts?
- How do you earn links and create content without spam or unsupported claims?
- What would make you recommend that we do not hire you yet?
Warning signs
Vague deliverables
A large activity list is not a strategy unless it connects to the business problem.
Hidden ownership
You should know who controls the website, profiles, tracking, content, links, and historical data.
Reports without decisions
A useful report explains what changed, what it means, and what should happen next.
Ask us the same questions
Use this guide on our strategy call.
We will explain the plan, ownership, reporting, limitations, and fit before asking you to move forward.