Search engine optimisation
Ranking first on Google isn't luck and it isn't a bigger budget. It's architecture, content and patience, applied in the language each customer is actually searching in.
First, find out why you're invisible
Almost every site we audit fails for the same reasons: a slow website built on a template, one piece of copy translated three times, and no page that answers what people genuinely type into Google. Before we touch anything we run a full diagnostic (crawl, indexation, real mobile speed, competitors and keyword gaps) and hand it over as a document you can read without being technical.
Local SEO: the map pack is where it's won
For a hotel, a restaurant or a clinic, Google's map pack matters more than the blue links below it. Three things drive it: your name, address and phone being identical everywhere they appear, a complete and active Google Business Profile, and a steady flow of recent reviews. We work all three, because a neglected profile sinks businesses whose websites deserve to be at the top.
Content in three languages, not one translated three times
A German looking for a house with a pool types "Ferienhaus mit Pool mieten". A Brit types "holiday home with pool". Different words, different intent, and translating one page literally produces copy that matches neither. We write each version from scratch with its own keyword research per market, then connect them with hreflang so Google serves the right one.
What lands in your inbox every month
A one-page report covering what actually changed: positions, traffic, calls and form fills, and what revenue can be attributed. The detail sits underneath for anyone who wants it, plus a thirty-minute call if you'd rather we talked you through it. No lock-in: if it isn't working for you, stop.
Common questions
What does SEO cost per month?
Three plans: Local at €290 a month, Growth at €590 and Pro at €990, which covers up to three languages. None has a lock-in. The initial video review is free.
When will I see results?
Technical fixes and Google Business Profile work show up within weeks. Real movement on competitive terms lands between month three and six. It's an asset that compounds, not a campaign you switch on and off.
Do I need a new website first?
Not always. If the foundation is sound we work with what's there and keep the rankings you've earned. If it's a slow template that can't be fixed, we say so plainly in the audit rather than billing you for months of SEO on broken foundations.
Do you do SEO in German?
Yes, and it's usually where the most headroom is. German-speaking markets carry some of the highest average spend in Europe, and competition for those searches is markedly softer than in Spanish or English.
Keep reading
- Google AdsAds buy you time while SEO builds it. Run well, they're the fastest way to learn which words actually bring money. Run badly, they're a subscription to Google.
- Web design and developmentA website isn't a brochure. It's the salesperson that works while you sleep, and most of the ones we audit are built as though nobody would ever open them on a phone.
- Technical SEO auditMost sites don't rank because of something they're missing. They don't rank because of something they're doing, and nobody has looked closely enough to find it.
- International and multilingual SEOThree language versions of a site either reinforce each other or quietly cannibalise each other. There is no third outcome, and the difference is a few lines of markup plus a lot of research.
- Content and keyword strategyPublishing more is not a strategy. Most sites already have too many pages and too few that answer a question somebody is actually asking.