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Engineering, then the long game
SEO
Getting found in Google for what you sell, where you sell it. The technical half fixed properly, then the steady work that moves positions, with a monthly report in plain numbers.
Half of SEO is engineering and that half I can prove: how fast the page renders, whether a crawler can read the structure, whether the markup describes the thing it is on. Those fixes usually show in Search Console within two to four weeks. Moving positions on keywords people compete for takes three to six months of steady work, and nobody honest can promise you first place.
What it costs
Audit from 1,200 RON, monthly from 1,500 RON
- A one-off audit: 1,200 to 2,500 RON, depending on the size of the site
- Monthly SEO for a local business: 1,500 to 2,500 RON a month
- Online shops or national competition: 2,500 to 5,000 RON a month
- An SEO article of 800 to 1,500 words: 300 to 500 RON
Prices exclude VAT. The final offer comes in writing, after a short conversation.
What you get
- An audit with every problem ranked by impact
- Technical SEO: speed, structure, markup, sitemap
- Google Business Profile and local SEO
- A monthly report: positions, traffic, enquiries
Who it is for
Sites that are already decent but invisible, and local businesses that should be on the map and are not.
How it runs
- 01
We talk, then you get a quote
Half an hour to understand what you need. Then a written quote with a price and a date. No surprises on the second invoice.
- 02
You see the site in week one
No mockups that look nothing like the result. You open it on your own phone early, and we change things while changing them is still cheap.
- 03
I build it and test it
Every part that can break gets a test before it goes live. That is why my sites are still running a year later.
- 04
We launch, and I stay reachable
Live on your domain, documented, and I do not vanish once the invoice is paid. Maintenance is a line in the quote, not a favour.
Sound like what you need?
Tell me roughly what you want and when. You get a written quote, not a sales call.