Technical SEO
Speed, crawling, indexing, structured data and Core Web Vitals, checked and fixed.
SEO
Ads stop when the budget stops. SEO keeps working. Keyword research, on-page and technical SEO, Google Business Profile and local listings, with a monthly report on rankings, visits and calls.
What I do
Search work that keeps bringing people in long after an ad budget would have run out.
Speed, crawling, indexing, structured data and Core Web Vitals, checked and fixed.
Titles, headings, content and internal links that match what your customers search for.
Google Business Profile, local listings and town pages so you show up in the map results.
The words people in Kerala actually type, in English and Malayalam, sorted by intent.
Pages, FAQs and schema structured so ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI overviews can name your business.
Rankings, visits and calls from search each month, and what I’m working on next.
—SEO audits
A 65 to 66 point technical and on-page check of each site. Pick a site to open its report.
66 checks across 11 categories
Strongest areaIndexability100%
Weakest areaPerformance signals42%
What I’d fix first
Every issue in the full report is ranked by priority, with a fix for each.
66 checks across 11 categories
Strongest areaStructured data100%
Weakest areaImages67%
What I’d fix first
Every issue in the full report is ranked by priority, with a fix for each.
65 checks across 11 categories
Strongest areaLinks100%
Weakest areaPerformance signals25%
What I’d fix first
Every issue in the full report is ranked by priority, with a fix for each.
Before you start
Most sites I audit are not short of content. They have a few technical and structural problems that stop Google from trusting them.
A stray noindex tag, a blocked folder or a page missing from the sitemap. I check indexing first, because nothing else matters until it is fixed.
A homepage can’t rank for every service in every town. Each service gets its own page with its own search intent.
Wrong categories, no services listed and unanswered reviews cost you map results. I fill in every section and keep it active.
Dozens of near-identical city pages look like spam to Google. I only build a location page when there is something genuinely local to say.
Impressions, clicks, average position and the queries that found you, from Google Search Console, not a third-party guess.
Calls, direction requests and forms that came from organic search, so you can see what the rankings are worth.
How it works
SEO is a few months of steady work. This is the order I do it in.
A 65 to 66 point check of your site, with every issue ranked by priority.
Technical and on-page fixes first, starting with the ones that hurt rankings most.
Local pages, Google Business Profile and content around the searches that bring customers.
A monthly report on rankings, visits and calls, and the next month’s plan.
FAQ
Technical fixes can help within weeks, but rankings usually build over a few months. That is why I start with the fixes that matter most and report progress every month.
A 65 to 66 point technical and on-page check across 11 categories, from indexability and speed to images, links and structured data. Every issue is ranked by priority, with a fix for each.
Yes. I set up and improve your Google Business Profile, local listings and town pages so you show up when people nearby search for what you sell.
Answer engine optimisation and generative engine optimisation: structuring your pages, FAQs and schema so AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI overviews can understand your business and recommend it.
Both. The audit tells you what is wrong; I can then fix it myself or work with your developer.
Yes. I’m based in Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram) and work with businesses across Kerala, and with Malayali-focused brands abroad, over calls and WhatsApp. Local SEO for Trivandrum businesses is a big part of that work.
No. Anyone who guarantees rankings is guessing, because Google decides. I guarantee the work: a full audit, fixes done properly, and a monthly report from Search Console so you can see the progress yourself.
Tell me what you sell and where you want more customers. I’ll come back with the first three things I’d fix.