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SEO services from technical audits to content planning
Zendvora offers a defined set of SEO services for businesses that want to improve their organic search presence. Each service addresses a specific part of how search engines discover, understand, and rank web pages. Engage us for a single service or combine them into a broader engagement.
Three core services form the foundation of most engagements
These three services address the technical health, the page-level communication, and the publishing direction of your site. Together they cover the foundation that search engines use to discover, understand, and rank your pages.
Contact us about a specific serviceTechnical SEO audits
A technical audit is the foundation of most SEO engagements. We crawl your site with industry-standard tools and review how search engines access your pages. The audit covers server response codes, redirect chains, canonical tags, indexation directives, and structured data errors.
For sites with thousands of URLs, we also examine crawl budget, faceted navigation, and parameter handling. You receive a prioritized spreadsheet of issues, grouped by severity, with specific instructions for each fix. Your developer can usually work through the list without our ongoing involvement. If you do not have a developer, we can implement the changes directly for an additional fee.
Deliverable: prioritized issues spreadsheet, grouped by severityOn-page optimization
On-page optimization improves how individual pages communicate relevance to search engines and users. We review every element that affects ranking and click-through: title tags, meta descriptions, H1 and H2 headings, body copy, and image alt attributes. For e-commerce pages, we check product schema and review formatting.
For local businesses, we verify name, address, and phone consistency across the page and in local business schema. Each change is documented so your team can apply it or we can apply it in your CMS. This service is page-by-page work; we do not apply blanket rules across a site without reviewing each URL.
Scope: page-by-page, no blanket rules without per-URL reviewContent strategy and planning
Content strategy is the process of deciding what to publish and why. We start by identifying queries that your audience searches and that your site does not currently rank for. We then compare these against what your competitors publish and where they rank.
The output is a prioritized content plan: a list of pages to create or rewrite, each with a target query, search intent classification, suggested outline, and internal linking targets. You or your writers produce the content using these briefs. We review the drafts before publication to ensure they align with the intent and technical requirements.
Deliverable: prioritized content plan with briefs, reviewed draftsResearch and analysis services that guide the core work
Two services provide the data and direction that feed technical fixes, on-page work, and content production. Keyword research identifies the queries that matter. Link profile analysis evaluates the external signals that point to your site.
Keyword research
Keyword research identifies the specific phrases your potential customers use when searching for what you offer. We go beyond search volume and look at intent: is the searcher looking to buy, to learn, or to compare? We group keywords by topic and by page, so each page targets a cluster of related queries rather than a single phrase.
This approach reflects how modern search engines evaluate topical relevance. The research is delivered as a spreadsheet with keyword, monthly search range, intent, difficulty estimate, and recommended page assignment. It serves as the input for content strategy and on-page optimization.
Link profile analysis
Your link profile is the set of external sites that link to yours. Search engines use links as a signal of authority and relevance. We analyze your profile to identify two things: links that may harm your rankings (toxic or spammy links from low-quality sites) and gaps where competitors have links that you do not.
The deliverable is a report listing links to disavow, links to pursue for removal, and link gaps that represent outreach opportunities. We do not buy links or use private blog networks. Any link building we recommend involves real outreach to real websites.
Three specialized services for defined business situations
These services address situations that do not apply to every business but matter when they do: serving a geographic area, moving a site without losing rankings, and maintaining momentum over time.
Local SEO
For businesses serving a specific geographic area, local SEO focuses on visibility in map results and local search packs. We review your Google Business Profile, local citations, and on-page local signals like schema and location-specific content. We check for consistent name, address, and phone information across the web.
For multi-location businesses, we also review location page structure and the organization of local content. This service is relevant for service businesses, retail stores, and practices that depend on customers in a defined area.
SEO for site migrations
If you are moving to a new domain, redesigning your site, or changing your CMS, a migration can put your existing rankings at risk. We plan the migration to preserve SEO value: mapping old URLs to new ones, setting up redirects, reviewing canonical tags, and testing the new site before launch.
After the migration, we monitor rankings and indexation to catch issues early. This service is project-based and scoped according to the size and complexity of the site.
Ongoing SEO support
For clients who want continuous SEO work, we offer monthly support. This includes monitoring rankings and traffic, identifying new content opportunities, reviewing technical health, and implementing on-page changes. We have a monthly call to review progress and plan the next cycle.
The report is a spreadsheet with a written summary. Ongoing support is month-to-month with no long-term contract, though we recommend a minimum of six months to see the effect of implemented changes.
What you receive and how the work is structured
Every service produces a specific, documented deliverable. You can engage us for a single service, combine several into a broader engagement, or start with one and expand based on what the initial work reveals. The structure is consistent across services.
Documented deliverables
Spreadsheets, prioritized issue lists, content briefs, and written reports — not verbal recommendations or vague notes.
Your team or ours
Your developer can implement most fixes from our documentation. If you do not have one, we can apply changes directly in your CMS for an additional fee.
No long-term lock-in
Ongoing support is month-to-month. Project-based services are scoped to the size and complexity of your site. Combine services or start with one.
Questions about how these services work
Can I engage Zendvora for just one service, or do I need a full package?
You can engage us for a single service or combine them into a broader engagement. A technical audit is a common starting point. From there, some clients add on-page optimization or content strategy based on what the audit reveals. Other clients know exactly what they need and come to us for that service alone.
Do I need a developer to implement the audit recommendations?
Not necessarily. The audit is delivered as a prioritized spreadsheet with specific instructions for each fix, grouped by severity. Your developer can usually work through the list without our ongoing involvement. If you do not have a developer, we can implement the changes directly for an additional fee.
Does Zendvora buy links or use private blog networks?
No. We do not buy links or use private blog networks. Any link building we recommend involves real outreach to real websites. Our link profile analysis identifies toxic links to disavow, links to pursue for removal, and link gaps that represent legitimate outreach opportunities.
How is ongoing SEO support structured?
Monthly support includes monitoring rankings and traffic, identifying new content opportunities, reviewing technical health, and implementing on-page changes. We have a monthly call to review progress and plan the next cycle. The report is a spreadsheet with a written summary. Support is month-to-month with no long-term contract, though we recommend a minimum of six months to see the effect of implemented changes.
Tell us which service fits your situation
Request a site review and we will help you identify which service to start with. You can also contact us about a specific service if you already know what you need, or see our process to understand how an engagement works from start to finish.