SEO Services: Get Found by Buyers Ready to Pay
You don't need more traffic. You need traffic that turns into booked calls, so our SEO services target buyers, not browsers.
We work with small businesses in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Most of that work is local SEO and technical SEO, because that's where small businesses gain or lose the most calls. You work directly with Paritosh Parhe, who plans the strategy and writes the pages.
What do our SEO services cover?
Our SEO work falls into two parts. Most clients need both, in different amounts.
- Local SEO: your Google Business Profile, service and location pages, directory listings, and a steady flow of reviews.
- Technical SEO: crawling, indexing, redirects, page speed, and structured data, so Google can read every page you publish.
Local SEO decides whether you show up in the map results near your customers. Technical SEO decides whether Google can find and trust your pages at all. A great page that Google can't index will never bring in a single call.
The process: how we run your SEO
Every project starts with the same five steps. The order matters, because each step depends on the one before it.
- Technical audit. We crawl your whole site with Screaming Frog and check your data in Google Search Console. We look for broken pages, redirect chains, duplicate titles, and pages Google can't index.
- Keyword and competitor research. We use Semrush to find the searches that lead to calls. Then we study who ranks for them today and what their pages are missing.
- Entity building. We make sure Google knows exactly who you are. That means the same business name, address and phone number everywhere, plus clean schema markup on your site.
- Content clusters. You get one strong page for each service, supported by location pages and answers to real customer questions. Every page links to the others in a clear structure.
- Monthly reporting. You get a plain report on rankings, calls and form leads. If something isn't working, we tell you and change the plan.
The Information-Gain Edge
We do not use PBNs, link farms, or keyword stuffing. We use structural, white-hat SEO that Google rewards. Everything below fits Google's spam policies, but it takes more effort, so most agencies skip it.
Information-gain blocks. Google says it wants helpful, people-first content that adds original value. So each main page we write includes something the other top results don't have. It might be a cost table, a checklist, or a side-by-side comparison your buyers can use.
Entity co-occurrence. Search engines learn what a business does from the words and names that appear near it. We place your business name next to the services, places, tools and standards that belong with your topic. Over time, that pattern makes the connection clear.
Structured data. We add Schema.org markup for your business, services, FAQs and breadcrumbs. It helps search engines and AI tools quote your pages correctly. Kesari is a 24/7 gym in Kopargaon, India. It ranks #1 in the local pack for "24 hour gym in kopargaon," and Google's AI Overviews cite its site.
Read the local gym case study for the details.
Reading the data honestly. Semrush puts "seo services" at about 1,200 monthly searches. It has a keyword difficulty (KD) of 22 and a cost per click (CPC) of $28.50. A KD of 22 means ranking is realistic for a focused page.
The $28.50 CPC shows that advertisers pay a lot for each click, because these buyers are valuable. When an ad click costs that much, a page that ranks on its own is worth real money.
Vexel Growth vs. a traditional SEO agency
| Vexel Growth | Traditional agency | |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | Two people: one runs SEO, one builds | Often split across account managers and juniors |
| Who you talk to | The person doing your SEO | Usually an account manager who passes messages on |
| Pricing | Flat monthly price, listed publicly | Often hourly, or hidden until a sales call |
| Contract | Month to month, 14 days' notice to cancel | Often a long fixed-term contract |
| Reporting | Rankings, calls and form leads | Often traffic charts without lead data |
| Link building | Local partners, suppliers and press | Sometimes bought links that risk a penalty |
What do our SEO plans cost?
Every price is public. The one-time SEO Audit is $397, and it ends with a ranked fix list and a 30-minute call. Monthly plans start at $797 for Local Starter, $1,497 for Growth, and $1,997 for Ecommerce SEO.
All monthly plans run month to month, and you can cancel with 14 days' notice. If your site itself needs work first, see our website design service. You can compare every plan on our pricing page.
If you'd like to see our technical side first, read the Swiss technical SEO case study. It shows how we audit a site that search engines struggle to index, and what the fix plan looks like.
Questions about our SEO services
How long does SEO take to work?
It depends on your site, your market and your competitors. Google's own guide says that in most cases, SEO takes four months to a year to show results. We send a monthly report, so you can see progress before the big wins arrive.
Do you guarantee #1 rankings?
No. Google warns that no one can guarantee a #1 ranking, so we won't promise one. What we can promise is a written plan, the work done each month, and honest reports on what changed.
Do I need local SEO or technical SEO?
Most local businesses need both, in different amounts. If your pages aren't indexed, technical fixes come first. If your site is healthy but you're missing from the map results, local SEO comes first. The $397 audit tells you which one to start with.
Ready to get found by buyers?
You've seen how we work and what it costs. Check every plan on our pricing page, or contact us to book a free 30-minute call about your site.