Technical SEO audit and fixes
We crawl the site to find indexing problems, broken links, redirect chains, slow pages and missing structured data, then fix them directly or hand your developers a prioritized list with clear instructions.
Search rankings earned with pages people actually finish reading.
Updated · By the Open Speck Studio team
Search engine optimization (SEO) is the practice of improving a website so it appears more often, and in better positions, in unpaid search results. It combines technical work that helps search engines crawl and understand pages, content that answers what people search for, and signals such as links and reviews that show a site is credible. SEO now also covers visibility in AI-generated answers like Google AI Overviews.
We earn rankings with content people actually finish reading, not with pages stuffed for a keyword tool. Every engagement starts with a free 20-minute strategy call and a written growth map that audits your site, your current search visibility and the competitors who show up where you want to be. From there we fix the technical issues holding pages back, such as crawl errors, slow templates, duplicate content and missing structured data. Then we plan content around the questions your buyers type into search, write or improve the pages that answer them, and structure those answers so they can be cited in AI Overviews and similar tools. For businesses that serve an area, we tighten your Google Business Profile, location pages and reviews. Because design and marketing work in one team, we can change templates and page layouts ourselves, and we report on leads and revenue from search, not just positions.
We crawl the site to find indexing problems, broken links, redirect chains, slow pages and missing structured data, then fix them directly or hand your developers a prioritized list with clear instructions.
We map the searches your buyers actually make, group them by intent and stage, and pick the topics where your site has a realistic chance to rank and the traffic is likely to convert.
A monthly content plan covering new pages and updates to existing ones, written to answer real questions clearly, with subheads, examples and internal links that keep readers moving through the site.
Titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links and page structure tuned for each target topic, so search engines understand what every page covers and searchers see a reason to click.
Google Business Profile cleanup, consistent business details across listings, location and service area pages, and a simple process for asking customers for reviews, for businesses that sell to a region.
We structure answers, entity details and schema markup so your pages are easier for AI Overviews and chat-based search tools to understand and cite, and we check how your brand appears in those answers.
A free 20-minute call about your market and goals, followed by a written growth map covering technical health, current rankings, competitor visibility and the opportunities most likely to bring qualified traffic.
We resolve the technical issues that stop pages from being crawled, indexed or loaded quickly, and set up tracking so search traffic can be tied to form fills, calls and sales.
Each month we publish new pages and refresh existing ones from the content plan, optimize them on the page, and build internal links so authority flows to the pages that matter most.
We report monthly on rankings, search traffic and the leads it produces, explain what changed and why, and shift the plan toward the topics and pages that are paying off.
What changes in the work depending on the market you sell into.
Software companies need SEO that targets problem-aware searches and comparison queries, supports product-led signups, and keeps documentation, integration pages and pricing pages indexed and easy for buyers to find.
Financial firms are held to a high standard for accuracy and expertise in search, so content needs clear authorship, careful claims reviewed for compliance, and useful calculators or guides that earn trust.
Healthcare SEO depends on accurate, clinically reviewed content, strong local listings for each location, and pages that help patients find services and book, while respecting the privacy rules your practice follows.
Retailers need category and product pages that rank for buying searches, product structured data for rich results, and a site structure that handles filters and large catalogs without creating duplicate pages.
Real estate SEO centers on neighborhood and property-type searches, strong local profiles for agents and offices, and area guides that help buyers and renters decide before they reach out.
Hotels, restaurants and venues win many bookings from local and map searches, so accurate business listings, fresh photos, steady reviews and pages for menus, events and rooms carry most of the weight.
Manufacturers benefit from SEO built around the exact specifications, materials and part names engineers search for, with well-structured product and capability pages that lead to quote requests.
Logistics providers can rank for service, route and industry-specific searches by publishing clear capability pages and useful shipping guides, turning search traffic into qualified quote requests from shippers.
Life sciences companies need search content that explains complex science accurately, supports recruiting and partnering, and keeps regulated claims precise, while ranking for the technical terms specialists actually use.
Schools and course providers compete for program searches during tight enrollment windows, so program pages, admissions answers and local visibility need to be strong well before application deadlines arrive.
Publishers rely on search for a large share of readers, so technical health at scale, fast pages, structured data for articles and a sensible approach to updating older content all matter.
Energy companies can use search to reach homeowners researching incentives and businesses comparing providers, with plain explanations of costs, installation and savings that answer questions before a sales call.
Public agencies need residents to find the right page on the first try, which means plain-language content, clean site structure and accurate information that search engines and AI answers can surface reliably.
Straight answers to what founders ask us before starting.
Our SEO retainers start around $1,500 per month for a smaller site with a steady content plan. Larger sites, competitive markets and higher content volume move into higher budget bands. We also offer quarterly and per-project pricing, for example a one-time technical cleanup. The fee is agreed in writing after the free strategy call.
Technical fixes can show effects within weeks, but most sites need three to six months of consistent work before rankings and traffic move meaningfully. Competitive topics can take longer. We set expectations in the growth map and report monthly, so you can see progress on leading signals like indexed pages and impressions before traffic peaks.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Search engines control rankings, and their systems change often. What we can commit to is the work: fixing technical issues, publishing useful content on a schedule, and reporting honestly on results. That approach gives your site the best realistic chance to earn and keep strong positions.
AI Overviews draw on pages that search engines already understand and trust. Clear answers near the top of a page, well-organized subheads, accurate structured data and consistent information about your business all make your content easier to cite. We build those habits into every page we write, and we check how your brand appears in AI answers.
Local SEO focuses on searches with a location attached, such as "near me" queries and map results, and relies heavily on your Google Business Profile, reviews and location pages. General SEO targets broader searches regardless of place. Many businesses need both, and we weight the plan based on where your customers actually come from.
We write it, with your input. We interview your team for expertise and examples, draft the pages, and send them for review before publishing. Content built on your real knowledge reads better and holds attention longer than generic articles. If you have in-house writers, we can provide briefs and edit their drafts instead.
Tell us what you need. You get a plan, a timeline and a fixed price back within one business day.
Tell us what you're building. You get a clear plan, a timeline and a fixed price back, not a sales pitch.