Boutique SEO Agency
A boutique SEO agency, by design.
Boutique means the roster is capped. It means the person who audits your site is the person who fixes it and the person you call. It means no account manager, no junior team, and no report full of green arrows that never turn into revenue.
Boutique SEO agency vs big agency
Big agencies run on volume. The economics require it: sell many accounts, staff them with junior people, keep the senior people selling. That is why your last agency handed you off after month two. A boutique agency runs on depth: fewer clients, senior work on all of them, and results the operator is personally accountable for. Neither model is wrong. They are built for different clients. If you have been burned by the first one, you are the client the second one exists for.
What senior-level SEO looks like
- Technical foundation first. Crawl, indexing, speed, schema, and whatever the last vendor broke.
- Pages built for real searches. Keyword research with actual volume and difficulty data, not assumptions.
- Local and national. Map Pack and local SEO for service businesses; national and ecommerce SEO for brands that sell everywhere.
- Content that earns traffic. Written for the searcher, structured for the engine.
- Reporting to the number. Calls, leads, and revenue attributed to the work.
Experience behind the boutique
Eight years leading SEO and account teams at national agencies, including a portfolio that spanned local service businesses to national ecommerce. One of those engagements recovered six figures a month in lost revenue for a national home improvement retailer. Read the case study.
Pricing
Public, month to month, no contracts. Three tiers from $2,000 a month. Colorado Springs based, serving businesses nationwide.
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