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SEO Services Get found by people already searching for what you sell.

Elemento Digital's SEO services cover everything that makes a website show up on Google: the technical foundation no one sees, pages written for each search, and website migrations that keep what you've already earned. The same care gets your website ready to be read by AI assistants.

Analyze my website

How it shows on Google

TitleThe blue text in the result comes from the <title> tag. It carries the most weight in the click: it states the service, the city and the brand.

The technical foundation

Before writing more, we fix whatever keeps Google from reading your website.

Many companies produce content on top of a website Google can't read properly: pages it can't find, duplicate URLs, slow loading on mobile. That's why every SEO project starts with an audit of these six points, and whatever is wrong gets fixed first.

  1. Crawling and architecture

    We check that Google reaches every important page through the menu, internal links and sitemap, with no dead ends and no orphan pages that nothing links to.

    So Google reads the entire website.

  2. Indexing

    We decide which URLs should appear on Google and which should be redirected, merged or kept out, so ranking strength isn't split between similar pages.

    So every search has the right page.

  3. Speed and Core Web Vitals

    We measure mobile loading (LCP), layout stability (CLS) and responsiveness to taps (INP), and strip out the dead weight: oversized images, scripts and fonts you don't need.

    So the page loads before the customer gives up.

  4. Structured data

    We mark up your company, address, services and breadcrumb trail with Schema.org, the vocabulary Google and AI assistants use to understand who's who.

    So Google is sure of what it's reading.

  5. Headings and internal links

    We organize each page's headings (H1, H2 and H3, in order) and the links between pages, showing what's primary and what's supporting.

    So the importance of each page is clear.

  6. Errors and redirects

    We find broken pages (404 errors), duplicate titles, redirect chains and content that competes with itself for the same search.

    So no visitor hits a dead end.

Pages and content

One page for every search, and pages that support each other.

Before writing, we find out how your customers search: the words they use, the questions they have and what they expect to find. Each service gets its own page, written to answer better than your competitors, and articles answer the questions that come before the purchase.

Search intent
Someone searching "cost to start a business" wants something different from someone searching "accountant to start a business". Each intent calls for its own page.
Title and description
Written for the search and for the click: the service, the city when it makes sense and a reason to choose your result.
Copy that answers
Direct, in the customer's language and with what they need to know to decide. No keyword stuffing to fool Google.
Content cluster
The main page on the topic links to each service page, and the articles point to them. Together, they show the website owns the topic.

Local SEO, with the Google Business Profile and the same details everywhere, is part of our digital marketing.

  • Accounting in Austinmain page
  • Business formation
  • Freelancer accounting
  • Tax returns
  • Payroll
  • Tax planning
  • How much to start a business?
  • Can freelancers hire staff?
  • Tax filing deadline
  • LLC or S corp?
Service pages Articles · illustrative example
Notebook with a hand-drawn website map and, in the background, a monitor with rising charts

Website migration

Switching websites? Keep everything you've already earned on Google.

When a website is rebuilt, its URLs change. If nothing is done, Google starts finding pages that no longer exist, and what took years to earn can be lost. That's why, before the new website goes live, we list every old URL and point each one to its new counterpart with a 301 redirect, in a single hop.

After the switch, we check in Search Console that Google has accepted the new URLs and fix any page that was left behind.

Old URLNew URL

  • /services.php?id=12/business-formation/
  • /index.php/freelancers/freelancer-accounting/
  • /blog/2019/taxes/tax-filing-deadline/
  • /contact.html/contact/