On-page SEO services for pages that stopped moving
One intent per URL. Evidence behind every change.
On-page SEO services for sites where the pages exist, the demand is real, and rankings have gone flat. Query mapping first, then the edit.
- One intent per URL, cannibalisation resolved first
- A change log per URL, with reasoning
- You approve every word before it publishes
What on-page SEO actually covers
Everything inside the page that decides whether a search engine treats it as a good answer: the words, their structure, the markup, the internal links.
It sits between two other jobs. Crawling, rendering and indexing are site-level — that is technical SEO. Authority into a competitive query is off-site — that is link building.
Alone, it will not create demand or beat a much stronger page. Moz’s on-page factors primer lists the elements; knowing which matter for your query is the judgement.
Who on-page SEO services are for
Pages that stalled
Ranks, earns impressions, has not moved in months. Losing on coverage, not authority.
Template-driven sites
One template controls hundreds of URLs. Fix the decision once, the whole set improves.
Just past a content audit
The list exists; nobody senior is free to work through it.
Signals: two pages trading places for one query, a thin page filling a navigation slot, a page ranking for something you never targeted. With no demand behind it, optimisation cannot save a page. Proximity problems belong to local SEO; conversion problems to landing page optimisation.
What our on-page SEO services change, element by element
Nothing is rewritten until the query map is settled.
Query mapping
One intent per URL. Competing pages consolidated or differentiated before any writing.
Title and meta
Written against the real query, not the internal product name.
Headings
One H1 on the primary intent; the H2s become the argument in order.
Body coverage
Content optimisation against what the query expects: sub-topics, named entities, the questions asked first.
Internal links
Which pages get reinforced, from where, with what anchor text.
Images and schema
Alt text that describes the image. Schema where the page genuinely qualifies.
How we decide what to change
An on-page SEO audit is only useful if it ends in an ordered list.
Pull the data
Positions and the queries each URL already earns.
Map queries to URLs
Every query gets one owner, checked against what currently ranks.
Rank the pages
Pages closest to a commercially meaningful position go first.
You approve the list
Brand voice, product claims and regulated wording change only when you say so.
A typical shape: a service page sits just off page one for a broad term while an old blog post owns the exact commercial query.
What you actually get
Pick the format per batch: a per-page brief your writer executes — target query, headings, sub-topics, internal links, title and meta — or the rewritten page.
Every URL gets a change log. After publishing we re-check the page and report what moved.
Per batch
How our on-page SEO services are priced
No published rate card — the honest answer depends on your pages. The model is not a secret.
Three units of work. Per page, when a handful of URLs matter. Per batch, how most clients buy. Or inside a monthly retainer, alongside link building on a rolling queue.
Three things move the number: whether writing is included, since a brief costs less than SEO copywriting; how many distinct templates are in scope; and whether regulated content needs a compliance pass.
Included: query mapping, cannibalisation work, change log, re-check, reporting. Billed separately: brand-new pages, translation, template development. We set a minimum batch because the mapping does not scale down; your quote comes back with the free audit.
What we will not do
No keyword stuffing. Repeating a phrase until it reads badly stopped working long ago, and it costs you what converts: a reader believing you know the subject.
No generated filler. Models help with research and first passes; what reaches your site was edited by a senior practitioner.
“If we cannot show the evidence behind a change, we have not finished thinking. On-page work alone never guarantees a position.”
The Web Push editing standardA senior on-page SEO agency, not a content factory
Small team in Oradea, short client roster by choice. Every page edited by a senior practitioner — no junior drafting layer, no account manager relay.
Much of our work is in regulated and affiliate markets, where a careless claim costs more than a ranking. Same discipline behind our casino and iGaming link building.
Fair questions, straight answers
What is included in on-page SEO services?
Query mapping and cannibalisation first, then the edit: title, meta, headings, body coverage and entities, internal links, images, schema where eligible. Per URL: a brief or the rewritten page, plus a change log.
What is the difference between on-page SEO and technical SEO?
On-page is page-level relevance: what the page says and how it is structured. Technical is site-level — whether a search engine can reach, render and store your pages. The rest is our technical SEO services page.
Do you write the content or just optimise what we have?
Both, quoted differently. An edit suits a page already on the right intent; a rewrite suits one built for the wrong query. You sign off on the final copy either way.
How much does on-page SEO cost per page?
Per page, per batch, or inside a monthly retainer — most buy per batch. Writing included or brief only, template count, and regulated content needing compliance review move the number. We set a minimum batch.
How many pages should I optimise first?
Start with pages already ranking close to the first page for commercially relevant queries. Spraying edits site-wide spends budget on URLs with no demand and hides what worked. We send you the batch list first.
How long until an optimised page moves?
Nothing changes until the page is recrawled and re-evaluated, which depends on how often your site gets visited — driven more by internal links than by your publish date. We do not date a position change.
Will on-page SEO fix keyword cannibalisation?
Yes, part of the work rather than an extra. Competing pages are consolidated or differentiated so each owns a distinct intent, and retired URLs redirect to the winner. Ahrefs has a solid explainer.
Do you add FAQ schema and other structured data?
Where the page genuinely qualifies — FAQ, breadcrumb, organisation, product or article. Eligibility guarantees nothing: search engines decide whether to show a rich result. We validate after publishing and flag anything ineligible.
Start with a page-level review
Send the URLs that matter and the queries you want them to own. Same-day free audit, written answer within 24h: which pages compete, which are closest to moving, what we would change first. To scope a batch, add whoever signs off on copy.
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