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Iurii Optimizes: SEO/GEO
€1,600/moNot advice — the work itself. Monthly done-for-you search optimization: technical fixes, per-market keyword research, content and blog, schema, and visibility in AI answers. €1,600/month, no minimum term.
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Recent client work
An audit tells you what's broken. This is the service where I go and fix it — and keep fixing it every month. No slide decks, no strategy documents you have to hand to someone else: I get access, I work in your site, and I report what I did.
It covers both surfaces at once. Google still sends most of the traffic, so the technical layer, the keywords, the content and the structured data all have to be right. But a growing share of buyers now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI Overviews instead — and those systems judge your site by different rules. That's GEO, and it's part of the same monthly work, not a separate invoice.
I don't care what your site is built on. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Next.js, Laravel, an old PHP site nobody has touched in eight years, or plain HTML on shared hosting — I've worked on all of it. Any hosting, any CMS or no CMS at all. If I can get access, I can work with it.
Multilingual sites are the normal case for me, not a surcharge conversation. I've built and run sites in 30 languages, and I do keyword research per market and per language — because search demand in Finland, Germany and Spain is not the same list translated three times.
What I guarantee — and what I don't
Nobody controls Google's ranking algorithm, and anyone who promises you position #1 is either lying or planning to rank you for a phrase nobody searches. Here is the honest version of what you're buying:
- I guarantee the work, not the positions. Every month you get a written report of what was done, what changed, and what's next. You can verify every item of it.
- The technical layer is where I can promise results, because it's deterministic. Crawlability, indexing, rendering, schema, Core Web Vitals, hreflang, broken links, AI-crawler access — these are either correct or they aren't, and I make them correct.
- Keywords are chosen on data, per market. Real search demand in the countries and languages you sell in, mapped to intent — not a translated English list and not whatever the CMS plugin suggests.
- Rankings move on their own schedule. Realistically the first measurable movement takes 2–4 months; competitive markets take longer. Anyone quoting you a faster number is selling something else.
- For AI answers there are no rankings to report at all. What can be measured is whether the assistants can reach your content, what they get when they do, and whether they describe your business correctly. That's what I report — no invented metrics.
- No lock-in. There is no minimum term. You can end it at the end of any month, and everything I built stays yours — content, configuration, accounts, documentation.
What's included
- Technical SEO, done and kept done — crawlability, robots.txt, sitemaps, canonicals, hreflang, indexing issues, redirects, broken links, Core Web Vitals
- Per-market and per-language keyword research, mapped to search intent and to actual pages on your site
- On-page optimization — titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal linking, page structure, rewriting pages that target nothing
- Content and blog — I plan it, write it, and publish it, in the languages your markets use; not a content calendar for you to fill in yourself
- Schema.org / structured data implemented in the code: Organization, Product, Service, Article, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage, LocalBusiness where relevant
- GEO layer — AI-crawler access (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended), llms.txt, answer-ready pages that state facts an assistant can quote
- IndexNow and Search Console operations — instant indexing on change, plus monitoring and fixing what Google reports
- Analytics you can actually read — Search Console and GA4 or a cookieless alternative, wired up so the numbers mean something
- Monthly written report: what was done, what moved, what's planned next month
How I approach this
01
Access and baseline
You give me access to the site, hosting or repo, Search Console and analytics. I record the starting state so every later claim is checkable against it.
02
Months 1–2: fix what's broken
The heaviest phase. Technical errors, indexing, rendering, schema, site structure, broken links, AI-crawler access — plus the keyword research that everything after this depends on.
03
Months 3–6: build
Content and blog running on a schedule, pages rewritten around real search intent, internal linking, per-market expansion for multilingual sites, structured data extended as pages grow.
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Month 7 onward: maintain
The build-out is done, so the volume drops — ongoing content, monitoring, fixing regressions, keeping up with algorithm and AI-crawler changes. That's why the price drops to €800/month.
Terms & conditions
€1,600/month for the first 6 months — the phase where errors get fixed, the blog gets set up, and the research is done. €800/month from month 7, when the work becomes maintenance.
No minimum term and no lock-in. Cancel at the end of any month; everything produced stays yours.
If you order a Technical SEO/GEO Audit (€800) and sign for optimization within 2 weeks of receiving the report, the audit fee is credited against your first month — you pay €800 for month one.
Any site, any hosting, any CMS or none. Scope is one site; a second domain is quoted separately.
Paid ads are not included — this is organic search only. Google Ads, Meta and Reddit are a separate service (Paid Ads Management).
Invoiced monthly in advance. Finnish VAT rules apply (alv 0% for EU businesses with a valid VAT number).
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