The parts of SEO we handle
- Technical SEO: crawlability, indexing, redirects, site speed and Core Web Vitals — fixed in the code, not just in plugin settings.
- On-page SEO: titles, headings, internal links and content matched to what people actually search for.
- Authority: earning links and mentions from relevant, trusted sites. No paid link schemes — they put your whole site at risk.
- Local SEO: Google Business Profile, consistent business listings and a review process for businesses that serve a city or region.
- Content strategy: briefs, writing and updates that answer real customer questions — one strong page per topic instead of many thin ones.
- E-commerce SEO: category and product structure, product schema, and filter URLs that do not create duplicate pages.
- AI search visibility: clear answers, structured data and clean crawl access, so your pages can be cited by Google’s AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Local SEO for Pune businesses
Most local searches end in Google’s map results, not in a list of web pages. Winning there depends on a complete Google Business Profile, the same name, address and phone number everywhere you are listed, a steady flow of genuine reviews, and a website that clearly says where you work.
We do not build dozens of near-identical “agency in [area]” pages. Google treats those as doorway pages, and they rarely bring customers. One strong service page plus a well-run Business Profile does more.
Who we work with
- SaaS and tech companies: technical audits and product-led content that reaches buyers while they research a problem.
- Local service businesses: real estate, healthcare, professional and home services that depend on “near me” searches.
- E-commerce stores: WooCommerce and Shopify catalogues, where structure and speed decide visibility.
- Early-stage startups: a clean technical foundation and a focused content plan from day one.
How we report
Every month you see organic clicks and impressions from Google Search Console, ranking movement for the terms that matter to your business, and the enquiries that came from search — with a short note on what changed and what we are doing next.
