SEO services that run as one program, not six separate retainers
Most agencies sell SEO in slices. You buy content from one vendor, links from another, and a developer somewhere is supposed to fix the crawl problems nobody scoped. seothumb.com runs six delivery tracks as a single program, in an order the audit decides, with one senior consultant accountable for the whole thing.
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Six tracks, one program
Sequenced by the audit
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One senior consultant
Accountable end to end
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Free audit first
Before any retainer is scoped
How the six SEO services fit together
Sequence decides whether the spend returns anything, and it is set by the audit rather than by what you bought. Crawl and indexation integrity comes first, because content and links published onto a broken foundation are wasted spend. On-page work at template scale comes second, because it is the cheapest lever per URL touched. Content comes third, once we know which templates and clusters can actually rank. Links come last, pointed at pages that already convert.
Local and ecommerce are not extra services stacked on top. They are the same tracks tuned to a map pack or a 40,000-URL catalog. Every engagement opens with a technical SEO audit, and the audit output is what sets the sequence and the first 90 days.
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The problem it solves Google is spending your crawl budget on parameter URLs, paginated duplicates and thin tag archives, your canonicals contradict your sitemaps, and your Core Web Vitals fail on field data even though Lighthouse scores green on your laptop.
- Full crawl in Screaming Frog, reconciled against Search Console index coverage and XML sitemaps
- Log-file analysis in BigQuery to see what Googlebot actually requests
- Index bloat, canonical conflict and cannibalization mapping
- JavaScript rendering checks on templates that depend on client-side hydration
- Core Web Vitals reviewed on CrUX field data rather than a lab score
Who it suits Any site above a few hundred URLs, and every engagement here, without exception.
Technical SEO in full - 02
On-Page SEO
The problem it solves A page-by-page on-page retainer optimizes 20 URLs a month while 4,000 URLs sit on a template that writes the same title pattern for all of them. The unit of work is wrong.
- Keyword-to-URL mapping so one query has one owner and cannibalization stops
- Title, meta and H1 rules rewritten at template level, so one deploy touches the whole catalog
- Heading architecture and internal link injection into commercial URLs
- Entity and schema coverage implemented as JSON-LD
Who it suits Template-driven sites: ecommerce catalogs, marketplaces, multi-location and large B2B sites.
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The problem it solves The blog gets 30,000 sessions a month and closes nothing, because every post targets informational queries with no commercial path, and the pages that would capture demand were never written.
- Search-intent classification across the full keyword set
- Topic cluster and pillar architecture with the internal link plan attached
- Bottom-of-funnel comparison, alternative, pricing and use-case pages sales can send
- Briefs written for subject-matter experts, not generalist writers
Who it suits B2B and SaaS teams publishing consistently without pipeline to show for it.
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The problem it solves You have a clean site, good pages, and you still sit on page two for anything commercial, because the competitors above you have a link profile you cannot out-publish your way past.
- Data-led linkable assets built from your own data, survey work or public datasets
- Digital PR outreach pitched on the story, not on the link
- Unlinked-mention reclamation and resource-page placements
- Anchor-text distribution targets and velocity paced against your existing profile
Who it suits Sites where the technical and on-page work is already done and authority is the ceiling.
Link Building & Digital PR in full - 05
Local SEO
The problem it solves You rank nationally but lose the three-pack in the suburbs where the customers are, your location pages are duplicated boilerplate, and your citations still carry a phone number from two offices ago.
- Google Business Profile category, attribute and service-area configuration
- Citation cleanup and NAP consistency across the aggregators
- Location landing pages with genuinely distinct content per branch
- Geo-grid rank tracking per location rather than one citywide number
Who it suits Three to sixty locations: retail, dental, clinics, home services, franchises.
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The problem it solves Faceted navigation has generated six figures of crawlable URL combinations, category pages are thinner than the products they list, and discontinued SKUs are quietly 404ing away links you paid for.
- Category and collection architecture mapped to head and mid-tail demand
- Faceted navigation crawl control: indexable, noindex or blocked, decided per facet
- Duplicate variant consolidation and product schema aligned with the merchant feed
- Out-of-stock and discontinued handling that preserves link equity
Who it suits Shopify, Shopify Plus, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and headless catalogs above 1,000 SKUs.
Ecommerce SEO in full
The audit answers that before you spend anything
You do not have to work out the sequence yourself. Send your domain and the audit names which of the six tracks your site needs first and which can wait two quarters. If the honest answer is that a two-week developer sprint fixes most of it, the document will say that instead of proposing a retainer.
Start where every engagement starts
Every engagement opens with the same technical audit, and it is free. You get a 12-page document with a prioritized fix list, whether or not you ever hire us.
Five business day turnaround. No call required to receive it.