Technical SEO audit
Crawling, indexation, redirects, duplicate URLs, broken links and rendering, ranked by what to fix first.
Search
Search work for businesses in Assam and across India. Structure and speed first, content and authority second — in that order, because the reverse rarely holds. We will not promise you a position, because nobody honestly can.
01 Scope
Separating them is the most useful thing anyone can do before taking your money.
The first job is making sure a search engine can find, read and trust every page you have. The second is going after positions you do not currently hold. They cost different amounts, and they run on completely different clocks.
The first is technical and on-page work: crawlability, heading structure, metadata, canonical URLs, internal linking, structured data, Core Web Vitals, sitemap and robots. Most of it is finite. Once a site is clean it stays clean.
The second is a campaign: keyword research, competitor analysis, pages written against real search intent, and local SEO for the searches that carry a place name. It is open-ended, and its cost is set by your industry and your competition, not by the size of your website.
We will tell you which of the two you need. A site with genuine technical problems does not need a content campaign yet, and selling one anyway is taking money to work on the wrong thing.
Nobody can honestly guarantee a ranking. Anyone who does is either guessing or selling.
02 Included
Which applies depends on what the audit finds. We would rather do three properly than list eight on an invoice.
Crawling, indexation, redirects, duplicate URLs, broken links and rendering, ranked by what to fix first.
Titles, descriptions, heading structure and content order, page by page, against what each page is trying to be found for.
The searches your customers actually use, sorted by intent and assigned to one page each.
Schema for the organisation, its services, breadcrumbs and FAQs, so search engines take the facts from markup rather than inference.
Google Business Profile, consistent name, address and phone details everywhere, and pages built for searches that carry a place name.
Loading, interactivity and layout stability measured and fixed. A page nobody waits for cannot rank.
What each page has to cover, in what depth, and which questions it must answer.
Impressions, positions, clicks and indexation, reported monthly — including the months when nothing much changed.
03 Fit
Search is worth very different amounts to different businesses. These are the ones where it usually earns its cost.
If nobody is searching for what you sell, search will not fix that, and we will say so at the audit.
Whether any of this describes your business is easier to judge against finished pages than against a list of services.
See the Work04 Sequence
Foundations before campaigns, always. Publishing content onto a site a crawler struggles with is paying twice for the same result.
A full technical and on-page review, with every finding ranked by what it costs to fix against what it is worth. You keep the document either way.
Output Audit, prioritised fix list
Indexation, redirects, headings, metadata, structured data and speed. The finite work, done first, because the campaign stage depends on it.
Output Technical and on-page fixes
Which page targets what, where the gaps are, and what has to be written. Agreed before a word is drafted.
Output Keyword map, content plan
Pages built or rewritten against real search intent, plus business profile and local signals where the business is bought locally.
Output Published pages, local profile work
Search Console and analytics reviewed monthly: what moved, what did not, and what changes next. A flat month is reported as a flat month.
Output Monthly report, revised priorities
The full six stages of a build, what each one produces, and the commitments underneath them.
See Our Process05 Cost
Upkeep is a fixed monthly line. Campaign work is quoted, because averaging it would overcharge half the businesses that ask for it.
Upkeep from ₹5,999 Per month
SEO health monitoring — metadata, heading structure, internal linking, structured data, sitemap, Core Web Vitals and Search Console monitoring — sits inside a maintenance plan from Professional Maintenance upward. It is technical upkeep of what the site already has, not a search campaign, and it is not in the two plans below it. Campaign SEO, the work of going after positions the site does not hold yet, is quoted separately against your industry and your competition.
The four maintenance levels, what each one carries, and where SEO health monitoring starts.
See Full Pricing06 Reach
Search work happens in a browser, on your own accounts. Sitting nearer to you would not make a page rank sooner.
Local search is the part of this that sounds like it needs a local agency. It does not. It needs access to your accounts, and somebody willing to be honest with you about timelines.
Ranking a business in a city we are not sitting in is ordinary work. Results are checked against that city rather than against wherever we happen to be, because search results are location-dependent and a ranking screenshot taken from the wrong place tells you nothing. The listing, the citations, the on-page work and the reporting all run on accounts in your name: Search Console, Analytics and the business profile are created as yours and stay yours when the engagement ends.
What distance cannot do is the part nobody can do on your behalf. Photographs of the premises, hours that are actually true, and customers willing to write something honest are yours to supply, wherever your agency sits. We will ask for them, and we will say plainly when the ranking problem is really a reputation problem — that conversation is not easier in person, it is just slower.
Anyone who quotes you a position and a date has told you something useful about themselves.
Reporting is monthly and in writing, with the queries and the movement in it rather than a chart with no numbers on the axis. When a month goes badly the report says so. That is most of what a reporting habit is for.
Local search in the region we work in most often has a page of its own, and a smaller market changes the arithmetic.
Web design across the Northeast07 Questions
If something here is still unclear, say so in the enquiry — a straight answer costs us less than a misunderstanding does.
Select a question to expand
One answer at a time.
Technical fixes can show in Search Console within days of a page being recrawled. Movement on competitive terms is measured in months rather than weeks. Anyone offering a shorter timeline is describing something other than search.
No, and neither can anybody else. Search engines do not sell positions and do not publish how they rank. What we will commit to is the work: a site that is technically clean, pages built against real search intent, and a monthly report that says what actually moved.
Access to Search Console, analytics and the Google Business Profile if they exist — we will set them up if they do not. Then somebody who can answer the questions only you can: what customers ask before they buy, and which services are worth the most to win.
The technical foundations, yes — and those are built into every website we deliver. Campaign work is worth starting once the site is live, indexed, and you can see which pages people are actually landing on. Buying it before that is buying guesses.
It is the work behind results that carry a place name or a map pin: the business profile, consistent contact details, reviews, and pages answering the searches people make near you. If customers travel to you it matters more than anything else here. If you sell across India, it matters less.
The technical work stays done — structure, markup and speed do not revert on their own. Positions earned through content and authority erode slowly as competitors keep publishing. Nothing collapses the month you stop, and an agency that tells you otherwise is describing a retainer, not search.
Search brings people to the site. What they find when they arrive is the other half.
See Website DesignNext
Send us the URL and tell us what you want to be found for. We will tell you what is in the way.