Help Google read your website
Find and fix technical barriers to search.
SEOFor business
Help people find your services. We’ll start by reviewing your site and choosing the first steps together.
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Practical SEO
What your website needs
Tell us which customers you want to reach. We’ll look at how they search and what they need on your site.
We’ll review content, speed and technical details, then explain plainly what to improve and why.
Content, local details and your Google profile. For next steps, read practical SEO guide for small businesses.
Explain your services clearly
We’ll add the information customers need: how you help, how you work, examples and a way to contact you.
Find you locally
Review your business profile, contact details, address and photos.
Understand the results
We’ll report search, visits and enquiries, then discuss actual orders with you.
A clear plan
We’ll agree on priorities together, share the changes and explain how results develop.
Current state
We’ll review your website, services and available data, and listen to what you want to improve.
Choose where to start
We’ll recommend the first improvements based on your website, goals and budget.
Technical work and content
We remove obstacles and create or improve pages that have a clear role.
Measuring change
We’ll review the changes and how search and enquiries are developing, then suggest the next steps.
What may be included
What SEO includes
We’ll choose the next steps and agree on scope.
- 01
Audit and fixes
We’ll find technical problems and check loading and structure, then explain which fixes to start with.
- 02
Service pages
We’ll help describe your services, add useful examples and answer customer questions.
- 03
Local visibility
We’ll improve your business profile and keep your location, service and contact information consistent.
- 04
Content and authority
We’ll suggest useful topics and help show your work and experience through articles and projects.
Sample audit finding
What we found What to do next
An illustrative finding based on the actual audit of our own website, nezhost.cz, on 7 September 2026.
Finding: The sitemap modification date came from the file upload time, even when the page content had not changed.
Recommendation: Use a verified content modification date. Omit the date where it cannot be substantiated.
Priority: Include in the next technical update. Errors preventing important pages from loading or being indexed take precedence.
Verification: Check the new XML output and the normal sitemap URL, including its cached copy. Monitor crawl behaviour separately in Search Console.
From our work
Real examples
Clear services and the details customers search for.
MUDr Igor Denisov
Minimalistický web pro stomatologii, který vede pacienty k rychlému objednání a přehledným informacím.
bregdental.cz
Agentura Maja
Prezentační web agentury se zaměřením na poptávkový formulář a přehlednou nabídku programů.
agenturamaja.czIndicative investment
Pricing to suit your needs
Individual quoteSEO and content in our service price list. We’ll agree on the plan and price for your website.We can start with a review and recommendations, show you the priorities and agree on the price upfront.
After the review, we’ll choose which recommendations to implement and agree on the work and budget before starting.
With ongoing work, we’ll improve the website and explain the changes. We’ll distinguish visits, measured enquiries and actual orders when you share that information with us.
For local businesses: Google profile, contact details, reviews and service pages. Request local SEO.
If the website cannot yet explain the main offer clearly, it may have more impact to begin with a business website or a redesign. We’ll choose the most helpful approach together.
Let’s discuss my websiteFrequently asked questions
What you’d like to know about SEO
How long does SEO take to produce results?
Some fixes can be made quickly, but search changes take time. Google processes pages itself, and we usually review progress over months. We’ll show you the current picture and explain the changes.
Do you guarantee first place on Google?
We can’t promise a particular position; Google decides that. You can count on the agreed work, a clear record of changes and an honest explanation of results.
Does a small business need a blog?
Not always. Indexable pages for the main services, company details, case studies and answers to pre-purchase questions take priority. A blog makes sense when people genuinely search for the topics and the business can cover them well.
How do we know whether SEO brings business?
Search Console shows queries, impressions and clicks. Analytics measures important actions on the website. The ordering system or CRM must add lead quality and actual closed work. Only the combined data shows commercial impact.
Let’s discuss your website
Send your website and a few words about your services. We’ll look and suggest where to start.
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