SEO Consultant for Technical, Ecommerce and AI Search

An SEO consultant diagnoses why a site is not getting the search traffic it should, then either fixes it or hands your team a plan detailed enough to fix it themselves. In practice that means a technical audit, a look at how your content maps to what people search for, a review of your link profile, and a priority order. The difference between a consultant and an agency is scope: a consultant is hired for judgement, an agency is hired for output.

Most sites need an audit first, because the answer changes depending on what the crawl finds. If you already know the problem is platform-specific, go straight to the page for your platform. If you are unsure, book the call and I will point you at the right one before you spend anything.

You talk to me and you get me. There is no pitch team, no account manager translating your problem to someone else, and no junior learning on your site. The trade-off is honest: I take a limited number of clients and I cannot throw ten people at a project. If you need volume execution across many markets at once, an agency is a better fit and I will say so.

It depends on what is wrong. Indexation and on-page problems can move within weeks because those pages already have authority and were simply being held back. Building authority on a new domain is a matter of months. The jewelry store above took 16 months to reach $175K a month in organic revenue. Anyone promising a fixed timeline before seeing your site is guessing.

No. Plenty of clients book a single consultation, take the written plan, and run it with their own team. That is a legitimate outcome and the plan is written to work without me. If you want me involved in execution afterwards, we scope that separately once we both know what the work is.

If your site already gets some search traffic, usually yes, because the fastest wins are fixing what is already half-working rather than building from nothing. If you have no site, no content, and no budget to produce any, SEO is the wrong first channel and I will point you elsewhere rather than take the booking.