When customers search,
does your business show up?

Help customers find you — then give them every reason to choose you.

Share your SEO challenge

Build a lasting source of customers from organic search.

You've invested in SEO. Where are the results getting stuck?

Plenty of posts, little traffic

You've published a lot of content, but search traffic still falls short of expectations.

Backlinks built, no improvement

You've invested in link building, but your keyword rankings haven't clearly moved.

Traffic, but few customers

People visit your website, but it isn't generating enough qualified leads or real inquiries.

Why does SEO need to be done right?

Doing more isn't enough. You need to know what makes customers choose you.

You've learned SEO from online guides

Scattered tutorials may not fit your website, your industry or the level of competition you face.

You've worked with an agency before

The work that was delivered may not have been connected closely enough to your customers and business goals.

Prioritize useful content, the right foundation and a clear user experience.

How Wiwi works with you

Understand the business first.
Then build the SEO plan.

01

Listen to you

A short survey to understand your product, target customers and what you want SEO to achieve for the business.

03

Research the market & competitors

Use tools and data to find keyword opportunities, topics and competitive gaps.

04

Plan & quote

Prioritize what to do first, define the scope and match the cost to your resources.

05

Agree on the contract

Lock in the scope, deliverables, timeline and each side's responsibilities before work begins.

The scope and price of the website audit are agreed before any work begins.

Clear work. Clear costs. Clear evaluation.

Clear deliverables

Know exactly what you'll receive after each phase.

Timeline

Review and adjustment checkpoints are agreed up front.

Shared responsibilities

Wiwi does the work; your team supports in the right role.

Transparent costs

Know the service fee and related costs before work starts.

You own your data

Your website, accounts and data belong to your business.

Reporting & adjustments

Track the signals that matter and adjust based on results.

Measuring what matters

Rankings are a signal. Customers are the business goal.

Visibility

Whether people who are searching can actually see your business.

Relevant traffic

Attract people with a real need — not just bigger numbers.

Sales opportunities

Make it easy for visitors to get in touch, ask to buy and become real opportunities.

FAQ

Before you start.

How long until we see results?

SEO takes time to build up signals. Wiwi usually sets review checkpoints by phase (for example, the first 30–90 days) to assess visibility, relevant traffic and sales opportunities — not just individual rankings.

Do we need to publish a lot of articles?

Not necessarily. The priority is useful content that matches search intent and fits your website. Volume only matters when it is tied to the right topics, quality and conversion potential.

What if we don't have a website yet?

You can still start with the needs survey. Wiwi will propose a suitable website design before, or alongside, your SEO roadmap.

Do you guarantee a top ranking?

We don't promise fixed keyword positions. Rankings are a signal; the business goal is customers and sales opportunities. Wiwi focuses on doing the work right and measuring what matters.

Get started with Wiwi

What do you want customers
to find when they search for you?

1Share your needs
2Follow-up conversation
3Agree on the approach
Your SEO briefStep 1/4
Customers are searching. Where is your website getting stuck?Tell us about your products, your website, and what you’ve tried so far. Wiwi uses this to discuss the audit scope and the right SEO approach. If you don’t have the data, just choose “Don’t know”.

Business, contact, and customers

The products and customers you want SEO to focus on — plus how Wiwi can reach you.

2. Who are the customers you want to reach? *
5. What words or phrases do you think customers search for on Google?
6. What do you want visitors to do on your website? *