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SEO services that get you found on Google, and cited in AI answers

Technical SEO, content and link building for B2B companies and local service businesses in the US, UK and Europe.

SEO services make your website the page Google ranks, and the source AI assistants cite, when buyers search for what you sell. Crisolva audits your site first, then implements the fixes, writes the content and earns the links, and reports every month in leads, cost per lead and booked calls.

B2B plans from $800 a month · Local from $500 · Movement usually within 3–4 months

  • Implemented, not just recommended
  • Everything stays in your name
  • No exit fee
Layered structure representing SEO growth compounding over twelve months

Why SEO stalls

Why does most SEO bring traffic but not enquiries?

The work gets done. It just isn’t pointed at the thing you’re paying for.

Rankings for words nobody buys with

Traffic climbs on “what is…” searches while the pages that sell sit on page three. The report calls it growth.

Audits that never get implemented

A 40-page recommendations doc lands in an inbox and joins the developer’s queue. Months later, nothing on the site has changed.

Missing from AI answers

Buyers now ask AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity for a shortlist. If your pages aren’t a cited source, you aren’t on it.

No line from a visit to a client

Without conversion tracking into your CRM, nobody can say which page produced the enquiry that became revenue.

What’s included

What do our SEO services include?

Six disciplines, run as one plan, all implemented by us rather than handed over as a to-do list.

Technical SEO & site audits

Crawling, indexing, site speed, Core Web Vitals, mobile, redirects, canonical tags and XML sitemaps, checked page by page.

You get: A prioritized fix list, and the fixes made on WordPress or whatever your site runs on.

Keyword research & strategy

Every search mapped to buyer intent, including the questions people now put to ChatGPT and Google’s AI Overviews.

You get: A page plan where every page has one job and one set of searches to win.

Content writing

Service, location and article pages written for the person who buys, not for word count.

You get: Drafts you approve before anything publishes. You own everything we write.

On-page SEO & schema

Titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links and structured data (Service, FAQ, Organization, Breadcrumb) that matches what’s on the page.

You get: Changes made in your CMS and listed in your monthly report.

Link building

Outreach to real, relevant sites in your industry. No bought links, no directory blasts, nothing that puts your domain at risk.

You get: Authority that compounds instead of getting penalized.

Local SEO

Google Business Profile, location and service-area pages, reviews and citations, for map-pack visibility in the US and UK.

You get: Accurate profiles and a real page for every market you serve.

AI search optimization runs through all six.

SEO and GEO

What's the difference between SEO and GEO?

Less than the acronyms suggest. Same foundations, different finish line.

SEOGEO (AI search)
GoalRank in search resultsBe cited in AI-generated answers
Where it showsGoogle and Bing results, including the map packAI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity, Gemini
Built onCrawlable pages, relevant content, links from real sitesThe same, plus direct answers an assistant can quote
Success looks likeRankings, clicks, enquiriesCitations, brand mentions, enquiries
Measured inSearch Console, GA4, your CRMSearch Console’s AI report, Bing AI Performance, prompt checks

That’s why we run them as one job. A separate GEO retainer usually means paying twice for the same pages.

How we choose targets

How do you decide which keywords are worth ranking for?

By what the searcher is about to do, not by search volume. A term earns a page only if the person typing it could become a client.

Search typeExampleWhat the searcher is doingWhat we build
Hire“seo agency for law firms”Choosing a providerService or location page First priority
Compare“how much does seo cost”Building a shortlistPricing or comparison section
Problem“why is my website not getting leads”DiagnosingA guide that leads to the service page
Definition“what is seo”LearningUsually skipped

Local SEO

What does local SEO involve for a law firm, clinic or home-services business?

Winning the map pack and “near me” searches in the places you actually serve, in the US and UK.

Law firms and healthcare providers have advertising rules to follow. Nothing goes live without your review.

  • Google Business ProfileCategories, services, photos and hours, kept current.
  • Location and service-area pagesOne genuine page per place you serve, not one template with the city swapped.
  • ReviewsA steady way to ask for reviews and to reply to them.
  • CitationsYour name, address and phone number consistent across directories.
  • Map-pack trackingWhere you appear in local results, area by area.

How it runs

What happens after you request an SEO audit?

Five steps. You see the plan and approve every change before it goes live.

01

Free SEO audit

Within 3–5 business days

You receiveA recorded walkthrough or written report of the top 5–10 findings, prioritized by impact.

02

Strategy & proposal

Weeks 1–2

You receiveA keyword and page plan, what we’d fix first, and the fee, before anything is signed.

03

Fix & build

Weeks 2–6

You receiveTechnical fixes made and priority pages rewritten, each approved by you before it goes live.

04

Publish & earn links

Month 2 onward

You receiveContent published to the plan, and links earned from relevant sites.

05

Report & compound

Every month

You receiveLeads, cost per lead and booked calls, plus what we changed and why, on a 30-minute call.

Movement usually shows in 3–4 months; competitive terms take longer. Give SEO about six months before judging it, and we’ll say so before you sign.

Your side: Read-only access to Search Console, analytics and your website, about two hours in week one, then roughly an hour a month.

Pricing

How much do SEO services cost?

Crisolva’s B2B SEO plans cost $800 or $1,000 a month, and local businesses start at $500. Your plan depends on how much content you need, how competitive your searches are and how many locations you serve. We confirm it after the free audit, before anything is signed.

B2B Starter

B2B companies starting SEO, with a focused set of services

$800 a month

  • Your service pages rewritten first, around the searches buyers actually use
  • 2 pages or articles written or improved each month
  • Link outreach to relevant sites in your industry, every month
  • Keyword and page plan reviewed every quarter

B2B Growth

B2B companies with a long sales cycle and competitive searches

$1,000 a month

  • Everything in B2B Starter
  • 4 pages or articles each month, including in-depth guides built from the questions your sales team hears
  • Pages buyers check before they call: comparisons, use cases, pricing
  • Leads followed into your CRM, so the report shows which pages produce qualified opportunities, not just form fills

Local

One-location service businesses: law firms, clinics, home services

$500 a month

  • Google Business Profile managed: updates, photos and weekly posts
  • 2 service or location pages written or improved each month
  • Citations cleaned up and kept consistent, and local links earned from associations and partners in your area
  • A simple routine for asking for reviews and replying to them
  • Map-pack tracking for the area you serve

Every plan includes

  • The free audit, then a keyword and page plan
  • Technical fixes, on-page SEO and structured data
  • AI search optimization
  • Lead tracking, so every enquiry is tied to the page it came from
  • A monthly report and a 30-minute call
  • Everything kept in your name

No setup fee. A 3-month starting term, then month to month with 30 days’ notice.

Market benchmarkTypical monthly feeSource
Agency SEO retainer$1,500–$5,000SEO.com pricing guide, updated Oct 2026
Local SEO$500–$2,500SEO.com pricing guide, updated Oct 2026
Most common retainer band$501–$1,000Ahrefs survey of 439 providers, published 2023

What moves the price

  • How competitive your searches are
  • How many locations you serve
  • How much content you need each month
  • How much of the site needs fixing first

What you don't pay for

  • The audit
  • A setup fee
  • Exit or handover fees
  • Surprise scope: anything extra is quoted and approved first

Reporting

What does a monthly SEO report show?

Three numbers on page one, every month: leads, cost per lead and booked calls. Then a 30-minute call with the person running your account.

On page one

  • Leads from organic search, and the pages that produced them
  • Cost per lead
  • Booked calls
  • Rankings for the searches in your plan
  • AI citations, where Google and Bing report them
  • What we changed and why, including what didn’t work

Available, never the headline

  • Total impressions
  • “Keywords in the top 100”
  • Domain authority scores
  • Hours logged

You own everything. Content, accounts and data stay in your name, so leaving never means losing them.

Fit

Is SEO the right channel for your business right now?

A good fit if you…

  • Can give a channel about six months before judging it
  • Have buyers who search for what you sell, by service, problem or place
  • Get visitors but too few enquiries
  • Sell B2B with a long sales cycle, where content does the early selling

Not a fit if you…

  • Need leads this month. Paid ads work faster →
  • Want a guaranteed #1 ranking. Google says nobody can promise that
  • Can’t allow changes to your website. SEO has to change the site to work
  • Have no one who can approve a page or a draft

If the right-hand column describes you, say so. We’d rather point you to the right channel than sell you the wrong one.

Choosing an agency

What should you ask an SEO agency before hiring one?

Google publishes its own list of questions to ask an SEO. Here are our answers to the ones that matter most.

Question to ask (Google’s list)Our answer
Can you show me examples of your previous work?Start with the free audit: you see exactly how we work, on your own site, before you pay anything. And look at this site. It’s built the way we’d build yours.
Do you follow Google Search Essentials?Yes. No link schemes, no doorway pages, no tactics we’d need to hide from you.
What results do you expect, and in what timeframe?Movement in 3–4 months, longer for competitive searches. The proposal names the pages and searches we expect to move first.
How do you measure success?Leads, cost per lead and booked calls, every month.
Will you share every change you make to my site?Yes. Every change is listed in your monthly report with the reason for it.
What access do you need to start?Read-only access is enough for the audit, and you can revoke it whenever you like.

Google also says no one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google. Anyone who does is a reason to keep looking. Read Google’s list →

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about SEO services

SEO services are the work that gets a website found in search: fixing technical problems, choosing the searches worth winning, writing and optimizing pages, and earning links from other sites. Done well, they bring visitors who are already looking for what you sell, and they make your pages the sources AI assistants cite.

Technical SEO and audits, keyword research and strategy, content writing, on-page SEO and structured data, link building, and local SEO. AI search optimization runs through all of them. We implement the work ourselves rather than handing over a list of recommendations.

Movement usually shows in 3–4 months, with technical fixes sometimes sooner and competitive searches taking longer. SEO is a compounding channel: it starts slower than ads and finishes stronger. Anyone promising page one in weeks is describing luck or spam.

Crisolva’s B2B SEO plans cost $800 or $1,000 a month, and local plans start at $500, depending on how much content you need and how competitive your searches are. Most agency SEO retainers run $1,500–$5,000 a month (SEO.com, 2026). There’s no setup fee, and we confirm your plan after the free audit.

A crawl and review of your site’s technical health, indexing, speed, on-page basics and the biggest ranking blockers, delivered as a recorded walkthrough or written report covering the top 5–10 findings, prioritized by impact. No obligation, and the findings are yours either way.

Yes. Content is part of the service, mapped to the keyword and page plan and reviewed by you before anything publishes. You own everything we write.

More than ever. AI answers are built from the same pages SEO produces: Google’s AI features, ChatGPT and Copilot cite pages that are crawlable, clearly structured and answer the question directly. It’s one discipline now, not two.

SEO aims to rank in search results; GEO, or generative engine optimization, aims to be cited in AI-generated answers. They share the same foundations, and Google says its AI features need no special optimization beyond normal SEO best practice, so we run them as one job.

Yes. Local service businesses are one of our two core segments. Local SEO means winning the map pack and “near me” searches through Google Business Profile optimization, local pages, reviews and citations, in the US and UK.

No, and be wary of anyone who does. Google itself says no one can guarantee a #1 ranking. What we commit to is the work in your plan, done and reported every month, and an honest read on what is and isn’t moving.

If you need enquiries this month, start with paid search, which gives a read on cost per lead in 4–6 weeks. If you can give a channel six months, SEO builds an asset that keeps working without paying per click. Many businesses run both: ads for now, SEO for later.

No. Every plan starts with a 3-month term, which covers the first fixes, the first pages and the first reports, then runs month to month with 30 days’ notice. We still suggest giving SEO about six months before judging it. There’s no setup fee and no exit fee.

Everything stays yours. Content, Search Console, analytics and the website are in your name from day one, and there’s no handover charge. Rankings built on a sound site and useful content don’t vanish when work stops, though they can slip if competitors keep investing.

Yes, and it usually makes things faster. We agree who owns what up front, so nothing is done twice and nothing falls between us.

Next step

Find out what's holding your rankings back

The free SEO audit gives you the top findings on your site (technical blockers, content gaps, quick wins), prioritized by impact and explained in plain English. Keep it whether or not we ever work together.