SEO is not a package we bolt on after launch. Titles, structure, language versions, and the sitemap are decided while the site is still being built.
Search engines have to find a page, understand its subject, and compare it with other pages on that query. METEK Digital treats the technical half of that work as part of website delivery: crawlable links, consistent canonicals, accurate hreflang, a valid XML sitemap, and titles that match the H1. We do not sell first-place rankings.
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Each public page gets a subject, a title tag, an H1 that continues the same promise, and at least one ordinary HTML link from a related page. Staging leftovers, noindex flags, and conflicting canonicals are checked before the domain goes live.
Multilingual sites need hreflang that points each language at itself and at its siblings, with x-default on the default locale. Our own studio site is the working example: English, Turkish, Spanish, and German, each as a canonical page.
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If you already rank for useful queries, a new design that changes slugs without redirects discards that work. The rebuild scope should list old URLs, new URLs, and the 301s between them, then update internal links so they point at the final address.
We would rather ship fewer new templates and a complete redirect table than a beautiful site that 404s the pages Google already knows.
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Technical access does not rank a thin page. A service URL should explain one service. A location page needs information that is actually about that market. An article should finish a question, not repeat the homepage.
We write or review copy for search intent when it is in scope. Native queries stay native: US pages use US terms, Turkish pages use Turkish terms. Translating a keyword list is not SEO.
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No agency controls another site's content, Google's ranking systems, or a competitor's budget. Fixed claims of page-one in a set number of days are not part of our proposals.
What we will put in writing is the technical work: which pages are indexable, how titles are owned, how the sitemap is generated, and who updates content after launch. Those are the questions to ask any provider selling SEO inside a website quote.
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Core technical SEO is part of website delivery: titles, headings, crawlable structure, canonicals, sitemap, and index rules. Content strategy for competitive local or national queries can be scoped as additional writing. Rankings are not guaranteed.
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Our primary offer is the website (and panel) built so search engines can use it. Ongoing content and measurement can be discussed after launch. We do not sell link packages.
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Yes, as a rebuild or a technical review tied to a defined set of pages. A useful starting point is the current sitemap, the queries you care about, and whether URLs may change.
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Share the site you have, the queries that matter, and whether this is a launch or a rebuild. We will tell you which technical work belongs in the project.