★ SEO Pricing

SEO Packages Built Around Clear Growth Goals

Choose the SEO buildout that fits your business right now. Each package gives your campaign a clear growth goal to work toward with targeted keywords, new website pages, backlinks, and Social Synonyms that support your online visibility over time.

Before You Choose a Package, Please Read the Details Below

The pricing options below show different ways to move toward the same clear target: your 36-Keyword SEO Growth Goal. Before you choose a package, it helps to understand why that goal matters, how the timeline changes based on package size, and what happens after that first goal is reached.

Single Package

SEO Starter

One keyword-focused page to begin building more targeted visibility for your business.

Estimated Goal Timeline: 36 Months 1 keyword per month to reach the 36-keyword goal
$300
One at a time plan
  • 1 keyword
  • 1 page created for that keyword
  • 1 backlink
  • 3 Social Synonyms
Choose this pace when you want to build slowly, one keyword-focused page at a time.
Save 10%

SEO Momentum

Three keyword-focused pages to start building more depth around your services.

Estimated Goal Timeline: 12 Months 3 keywords per month to reach the 36-keyword goal
$900
Save $90
$810
3 keyword package
  • 3 keywords
  • 3 pages created for those keywords
  • 3 backlinks
  • 9 Social Synonyms
Choose this pace when you want steady progress without trying to reach the full 36-keyword goal at once.
Save 30%

SEO Authority

Twelve keyword-focused pages to build deeper SEO strength around important services.

Estimated Goal Timeline: 3 Months 12 keywords per month to reach the 36-keyword goal
$3,600
Save $1,080
$2,520
12 keyword package
  • 12 keywords
  • 12 pages created for those keywords
  • 12 backlinks
  • 36 Social Synonyms
Choose this pace when you want to build authority faster and reach the first growth goal sooner.
The 36-Keyword Growth Goal

How Fast Do You Want to Reach the Goal?

The first major goal is reaching 36 keyword-focused pages with backlinks and Social Synonyms supporting them. This gives the SEO campaign a clear target instead of doing random monthly work and hoping something sticks. This approach comes from about 20 years of hands-on experience working with SEO, watching how search engines respond, and learning what it usually takes to build real traction over time.

SEO is not guesswork, and it is not random monthly activity. The packages below are different speeds for moving toward the same clear growth goal: more keyword-focused pages, backlinks, and Social Synonyms so your website has more structure, support, and trust signals to work with.

Plan
Monthly Buildout
Estimated Time to Reach 36-Keyword Growth Goal
SEO Starter
1 keyword per month
About 36 months
SEO Momentum
3 keywords per month
About 12 months
SEO Growth
6 keywords per month
About 6 months
SEO Authority
12 keywords per month
About 3 months
One Fell Swoop
36 keywords at once
About 1 month

SEO Is Like Building a Friendship With Google

If your website shows up once with one page, Google may notice you, but it does not know you very well yet.

As your site continues adding helpful keyword-focused pages, backlinks, and supporting signals, Google has more reasons to understand what your business does, where you fit, and why your website may deserve more visibility.

How long does it take to become Google’s BFF? In my experience, around 36 keyword-focused pages is the first major SEO Growth Goal worth working toward because that is where Google usually has a much stronger picture of your business.

SEO building a stronger relationship with Google

From Friendly Stranger to Stronger Trust

The closer we get to the 36-keyword SEO Growth Goal, the more information Google has to work with. One page is a start, but 36 keyword-focused pages create a much larger SEO footprint.

Friendly Stranger 1 Keyword

Google may notice you, but there is still not much to understand yet.

Familiar Face 3 Keywords

There is more activity, but we are still early in the growth process.

Acquaintance 6 Keywords

More services, topics, and locations begin getting support.

Workmate 12 Keywords

Google has more structure and signals to understand.

BFF Level Growth Goal 36 Keywords

This is the first major SEO Growth Goal we like to reach. The better Google gets to know your business, the stronger that relationship can become. Reaching 36 keywords does not mean SEO is finished. It means we have reached an important level of content, support, and trust signals so we can keep growing with more direction.

What You Are Paying For

Keywords, Pages, Backlinks, and Social Synonyms

SEO works best when the pieces support each other. The keyword gives the target, the page gives search engines content to understand, the backlink supports authority, and social synonyms help reinforce the page with additional online signals. Working on all of these pieces together is what helps create stronger ranking movement. Doing only one or two things at a time usually does not work as well, and many business owners get disappointed when they only dip their toe in and hope for the best.

Keyword-Focused Pages

Each page is built around a specific keyword, topic, service, or location so your website has more targeted opportunities to show up in search.

Backlink Support

A backlink is simply one website or online page linking back to another. When done correctly, backlinks help support authority and give your new pages more strength instead of letting them sit alone on your website.

Social Synonyms

Social Synonyms are part of the Social Fortress support around the keyword-focused content. They help create additional social signals and online reinforcement for the pages being built.

What If You Already Have Some Rankings?

Some businesses already have rankings when they come to us, and that can be a good thing. Existing rankings can show us where Google already has some understanding of the business.

But existing rankings do not replace the new SEO work we build.

Older SEO work can weaken over time. Pages can lose strength. Backlinks can become less useful. Competitors can move ahead. Google can change how it evaluates a website. A keyword that ranked before may not have enough support to stay strong long-term.

That is why we do not build a new SEO strategy on assumptions or on old work we did not create. Our pricing is based on the new work we are building: keyword research, keyword-focused pages, backlinks, and Social Synonyms.

Even if you already have some rankings, we still build the new SEO work the right way so the strategy is supported, measurable, and not built on sinking sand.

What Happens After the Goal Is Reached?

Once the first 36-keyword SEO Growth Goal is reached, we review where the keywords landed. Some keywords may reach page 1 during the buildout. Many may begin on pages 2–5, while others may start lower and need more support.

Google may also begin connecting your website with related phrases, synonyms, and similar searches, so your visibility can grow beyond only the exact keywords being worked on.

After that, we choose the next ranking targets based on opportunity, difficulty, and what makes the most sense for your business.

Ranking Pushes Are Based on Difficulty

Some keywords may only need one backlink push. Others may need three, six, twelve, or more depending on competition and how much support is needed.

  • If a keyword needs about 1 backlink, that is a $300 push.
  • If a keyword needs about 3 backlinks, that is a $810 push.
  • If a keyword needs about 6 backlinks, that is a $1,440 push.
  • If a keyword needs about 12 backlinks, that is a $2,520 push.

The monthly plan can continue into the next round of SEO work, or a larger push can be done in One Fell Swoop.

Easier Keywords Can Help Build Faster Momentum

We usually prefer to start with good keywords that are less competitive, because those can often gain traction faster.

That does not mean we ignore harder keywords. As your website gains more pages, backlinks, and topical strength, the harder keywords can also begin to move up.

A smart SEO plan does not only chase the hardest word in the industry first. It builds strength in a way that helps the whole website grow.

The Work Is Guaranteed, Not Google’s Timeline

We do not guarantee Google rankings, because only Google or any search engine determines its own rankings.

What we do is make sure we do the work search engines like to see: clear pages, strong structure, helpful content, backlink support, and consistent online signals that can help gain powerful results over time.

No ethical SEO company can honestly guarantee rankings, because no SEO company controls Google. What I guarantee is hard, consistent work based on years of experience and a strategy designed to produce powerful results.

After the first 36-keyword SEO Growth Goal is reached, we review where your keywords are ranking and decide which ones should be pushed next. If we estimate that a keyword needs a certain amount of backlink support and that estimate turns out to be short, we do not charge you again for our miscalculation on that same keyword push.

We keep working to support that keyword based on the original recommendation. That is how we stand behind the work without making fake promises about Google.

Build All at Once or Break It Up

Start Where You Are, Then Keep Building

Some businesses want to reach the first 36-keyword SEO Growth Goal all at once. Others need to start smaller and move toward it in stages. Either way, the goal is the same: create targeted pages, support them properly, and continue building a stronger online presence over time.

Ready to Reach Your SEO Growth Goal?

Start With a Clear Next Step

Before choosing a package, it helps to know which keywords make the most sense for your business. We can look at your website, goals, current rankings, competition, and opportunities before you decide where to start.