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Read direct answers about how long SEO results take, what guarantees do and don’t cover, how costs are structured, technical audits, SEO for online stores, content, links, visibility in AI-powered results, and data ownership—so you can evaluate SEO service offers from any SEO company against clear technical and commercial criteria before you sign.
The best SEO agency or SEO expert does not own Google’s algorithm, but they can own the quality of diagnosis, execution, documentation, and risk management.
We use official permissions with the minimum access needed, and we never build the project on accounts the client cannot access or transfer.
A sample URL, template, query, or conversion event that explains why we recommend the task and how we will know it’s been done.
We commit to what can be delivered and verified, and we explain the impact of competition, your team’s speed, and search engines themselves.
Use this table in a sales call with any SEO agency, including Mamare SEO.
Type a word like “price,” “Salla,” or “indexing,” or pick a topic. The answers give you a professional baseline, but any final recommendation needs data from your own website.
Send the URL, platform, market, goal, and a brief description of the problem. We help you define the right question and best starting point before suggesting any service.
If you are moving your site to a new domain or platform, the more important question is not ‘Will my ranking be affected?’ but rather what pages and assets will change and how the team will manage the transition. Important links, images, content, structured data, and pages that drive traffic are identified, and a migration map is built to the nearest destinations. A test version is tested outside of general indexing, and the publish time, monitoring responsibility, and rollback plan are determined in case of a purchase or communication journey failure. Steps are included in the scope of work before pricing is determined, as migrating ten pages is not the same as migrating a store with thousands of products.
After the migration, HTTP status codes, redirects, canonicals, maps, internal links, and forms are checked, and a sample of indexing and its queries are monitored during an appropriate period. Page reindexing may cause changes, and it cannot be guaranteed that every ranking will be preserved. If a service is canceled, do not redirect its page to the homepage without explanation; a real alternative or a page explaining the end of the offer should be chosen. These steps should be included in the scope of work before pricing is determined, as migrating ten pages is not the same as migrating a store with thousands of products.
A business owner might ask why sales aren't improving despite an increase in search clicks. We start by separating clicks on categories from product clicks, and on searches related to a brand to discover new products. We then check for availability, pricing, shipping, and choice of payment method. We test to ensure that purchase events are not counted as completed merely because payment has begun. Internal search data might reveal that visitors want a size or model not available; then, the first fix is to write an additional paragraph.
If the store is on a platform such as Shopify, WooCommerce, or Magento, the changes that can be made to the template, filters, and structured data vary depending on the platform and current settings. Knowing the platform name alone is not enough to provide a ready recommendation. We review a sample of a category and a product in stock, and another product that is available, and a filter result. Then, we write the highest-priority fix that the team can implement. The work proposal should include inventory updates and pricing, as well as who will write the product description, as the accuracy of these details impacts conversion more than the repetition of the targeted keyword.
If you offer services in multiple cities, it doesn’t mean you need a page matched to each city or a business listing with a title that doesn’t capture customers. First, ask whether there is a real physical location, operating hours, and local team, or is the execution remote or through coverage areas? If prices or terms or business models vary by city, the local page can explain this difference and connect to the general service. Changing the city name in the title and description alone doesn’t give a searcher a reason to choose the page.
Map reviews, organic search results, caller questions, and qualified leads are reviewed for each city. A city may require a section within a general page due to limited demand, while another may deserve its own page if the service is available with real operational details. Update page and listing data when the title or phone number changes, and test form submissions to the appropriate team. Success isn’t measured by the number of city names appearing in many links, but by qualified requests the company can serve without misleading.
When two of your pages appear to be competing for the same search result, this doesn’t always mean there’s a ‘duplicate penalty.’ The pages may be too similar, the internal linking could be unclear, or one of the pages is better suited to the search query. Review the search results, the content of the pages, and the requests they bring in, then decide whether to merge them, separate the duplicates, or adjust their titles and URLs. Do not delete a page with links or requests before knowing what the visitor will lose.
If you decide to merge them, choose the page that receives the useful content and updates the internal links, then use an appropriate redirect for the old page if a close alternative exists. Review the site map and the canonical tags after publishing, and monitor the queries at the group level, not just for a single title. If one page explains a decision and the other displays the implementation, they may need a clearer link instead of a merge. These decisions depend on the page’s business function, not just on the similarity of words in an automated testing tool.
Before the first audit, share the site address, target markets, main services, and the actions that count as qualified enquiries. Read only access to Search Console and analytics helps the team distinguish a visibility problem from a conversion problem. A list of recent migrations, template changes, and campaigns gives useful context for interpreting traffic shifts. If access is unavailable, the initial review can still document public page structure and visible search results, while clearly marking conclusions that need account data. Do not send passwords through a contact form; grant access through the platform's own user controls.
For each proposed change, ask which page or template it affects, what search or user problem it addresses, who will implement it, and which signal will confirm the result. A title rewrite can be checked against the live page and Search Console; an indexing fix needs a crawl and index status check; a lead form change needs a working submission test. The approval record should distinguish completed implementation from a ranking outcome, because search visibility can respond later. Keep the previous version or a release note so the team can investigate unexpected changes without guessing what was published.