SEO is a compounding asset. Done well, a release you ship in January keeps paying out in December — and the year after that. Done poorly, it's a content mill that burns budget and teaches search engines your site is unreliable.

We operate on the former model.

Who this is for

Companies whose buyers actively search for what they sell (not commodity retail, not impulse categories).
Founders patient enough to let 3–6 months pass before judging results.
Marketing teams that want a partner, not a vendor — we work with your writers and developers, not around them.

Who this is not for

Anyone looking for AI-generated content at scale. We won't ship that.
"Rank for <generic head term> in 30 days" pitches. That's not how it works.
Companies without a product-market fit yet — traffic to a site that doesn't convert is expensive entertainment.

What we do

Keyword research that starts with the buyer. Intent clustered by funnel stage; volume and difficulty are inputs, not the goal.
Topic clusters over scattered posts. One pillar, fifteen to thirty supporting pieces, internal linking as part of the plan — not an afterthought.
On-page SEO as part of the design system. Metadata helpers, schema builders, OG images, canonical URLs, sitemap generation — all wired by us at the framework level.
Technical fixes that unlock ceilings. If your CWV are red, no amount of content will save you. We fix the stack.
Editorial-grade writing. By writers who understand your topic, reviewed by an SEO specialist and an editor before merge.
Measurement pre-launch, not post. Search Console + GA4 + rank tracking on the specific keywords you care about.

Our process

Month 1 — Foundation

Audit of current rankings, backlinks, technical health.
Interviews with sales / support to surface real buyer questions.
Topic cluster map: 1 pillar, 15–30 supporting briefs.
First 2–3 pieces shipped.

Months 2–3 — Traction

Cluster builds out; internal linking formalized.
On-page SEO standardized across the site.
Technical blockers cleared.
Rankings start moving on long-tail terms.

Month 4+ — Inflection

Traffic curve bends upward.
Pipeline attribution starts tying organic to revenue.
Cluster expansion guided by data, not guesswork.
New clusters scoped around emerging opportunities.

What we won't do

Ship AI-written content you didn't approve.
Buy links, swap links, rent links, or "white-hat outreach" at volume.
Publish on your schedule if the quality isn't there. We'll say so.
Promise a specific ranking. We promise the process; rankings follow.

Outcomes

We don't promise rankings — we promise the process that makes rankings likely:

4–8 editorial-grade pieces per month.
Internal linking reviewed on every publish.
Technical maintenance so CWV stays green.
Monthly report tying traffic to rankings to conversions.

Typical results for teams with product-market fit and a realistic baseline: organic sessions up 2–4× within 6 months, primary keywords moving from page 3–4 to page 1, pipeline from organic becoming a measurable slice within the first year.

Hungarian-market SEO

If you're targeting Hungarian buyers, we bring a specific edge. Hungarian is agglutinative, which means a single keyword has dozens of inflected forms that most Western SEO tools systematically under-count. Ahrefs and Semrush can be wrong by 3–8× on Hungarian keyword volume.

We run a dedicated Hungarian workflow:

Morphological inflection sweep for every target keyword.
Diacritic + diacritic-stripped variants (people type ő as o on mobile).
Compound-word variants (Hungarian compounds freely: weboldalkészítés vs. weboldal készítés).
SERP-clustered intent mapping, not tool-output clustering.
LocalBusiness schema for HU brick-and-mortar clients — still under-used locally, and still produces map-pack wins.
Invoicing through NAV Online Számla with 27% ÁFA or EU B2B reverse charge as appropriate.

If you're targeting the DACH or Anglophone market from an HU base, we work that angle too — clean EN content, neutral register, and a tech stack that doesn't give away the geography.

Engagement & price

Monthly retainer. Starts at €3,500 / month for a content-led engagement, €6,500+ when engineering is also on scope. 3-month minimum, 30-day notice.

Common questions

Will you sign an NDA? Yes, before discovery.

Who owns the content? You do, fully — repo, CMS, rights, everything.

What tools do you use? Search Console, GA4, Ahrefs or Semrush (your preference), Screaming Frog for crawling, Sitebulb for technical audits.

SEO that compounds quarter over quarter