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SEO and audits — visibility in Google built on data, not promises

We handle SEO for websites and online stores, SEO audits, technical optimisation and the strategy for growing visibility in Google.

SEO is not just rankings in Google — it is site structure, technicals, content, speed, indexing, internal linking and competitor analysis. We work systematically: we start with an audit, lay out an action plan and roll it out in stages, measuring results in Search Console and Analytics. No hidden methodologies, no "secret formula" — we show what we do, why, and what results it brings.

Who it is for

  • Companies wanting to grow organic traffic and visibility in Google
  • Online stores fighting for product rankings
  • Sites that lost traffic after migration
  • Companies with an advertising budget but weak organic results
  • Anyone who wants to understand the technical state of their site

What we do

SEO

Full SEO management — strategy, content, linking, keyword monitoring, monthly reports.

Audits

A diagnosis of the current state — what works, what blocks growth, what to fix first.

Technical SEO

Indexing, Core Web Vitals, structured data, sitemap, redirects, structure.

Visibility strategy

An online growth plan — where to invest, in what order, with what budget.

What can we improve on your site?

As part of our SEO and audit services we can tackle both the technical foundations of the site and the content, structure, local visibility and preparing the site for new ways of searching for information.

AreaWhat we doWhat you gain
Technical SEOIndexing, redirects, errors, speed, structured data, sitemap, robots.txt
Content SEOOptimising content, headings, meta data, FAQ sections, category and service descriptions
Store SEOCategories, products, filters, duplicates, Product data, store structure
Local SEOGoogle Business Profile, local keywords, service pages, consistent company data
Migration to WordPressA 301 redirect map, preserving URLs, controlling indexing after a change of platform / domain / structure
SEO analyticsSearch Console, GA4, conversions, dashboards, traffic analysis
Visibility in AIInformation structure, expert content, data, indexing, site readability

Definition

SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is the process of optimising a website so that it appears higher in the organic results of search engines (above all Google) for specific user queries. In 2026, SEO rests on three pillars: technicals (Core Web Vitals, indexing, schema.org), content (intent matching, E-E-A-T, topical structure) and authority (inbound links, brand signals, named sources). GEO (Generative Engine Optimisation) plays an ever-greater role — preparing the site to be cited by AI Overviews, ChatGPT search and Perplexity.

Numbers that say more than promises

The SEO industry has its benchmarks. Below are four we refer to in conversations with clients — each with a reputable source.

4–6 months

Average time to the first measurable B2B SEO results in Poland (long-tail keywords)

Source: Senuto Industry Report PL 2025

53%

Of clicks in Google SERPs in 2024 go to the top 3 organic results (CTR position 1: ~28%)

Source: Advanced Web Ranking CTR Study 2024

+13.8%

Year-on-year growth in the value of the Polish digital advertising market — PLN 7.8bn in 2024

Source: IAB Polska / PwC AdEx 2024

247

Technical checkpoints reviewed in a typical SEMTAK audit (Screaming Frog 20.x + Ahrefs Q1 2026)

Source: Proprietary methodology SEMTAK 2026

SEO today is not just rankings in Google

Good SEO is not solely about winning a few positions for selected keywords. It is a system that combines technicals, content, site structure, user experience, analytics data and growing visibility across different types of results.

A customer who reaches your site from Google should quickly find an answer, understand the offer and know what to do next: send an enquiry, call, buy a product or move on to a specific service.

We look beyond rankings

  • whether the site attracts the right users
  • whether it answers their questions
  • whether it leads to contact or a purchase
  • whether it does not block Google from indexing important content
  • whether it has a logical structure
  • whether it is ready to grow
  • whether its content can be used as a valuable source of information
SEO & AI Overview

SEO, AI Overview and AI models

Search is changing, but the fundamentals remain similar: the site has to be technically accessible, indexed, readable, well connected by internal links and built on helpful content. Google states that the basic SEO principles still apply for AI Overviews and AI Mode — with no separate “magic” optimisations.

The site has to be indexed and eligible to appear in Google with a result snippet in order to show up as a supporting link in AI features.

We do not promise a “guaranteed presence in AI Overview” — no one can honestly guarantee that. What we can do is prepare the site so that it is more understandable to Google, to users and to the systems that analyse content.

What we pay attention to

  • a clear information structure
  • content that answers customers’ specific questions
  • logical headings and thematic sections
  • structured data consistent with the visible content
  • important content available in text form
  • internal linking
  • speed and user experience
  • correct indexing
  • up-to-date company, product and service data

Which SEO service should you choose?

If you are not sure where to start, the table below suggests which service best fits your current situation.

SituationBest service
You do not know why your site is not growing in GoogleSEO audit →
You have a store and want to grow traffic from categories and productsOnline store SEO →
You have a company website and want more enquiries from GoogleWebsite positioning →
The site has technical errors, indexing or speed problemsTechnical SEO →
You are planning a change of domain, CMS, URL structure or a redesignMigration to WordPress →
You do not know whether to invest in SEO, Ads, content or a rebuildVisibility strategy →
You want to prepare the site for Google and AI OverviewStrategy + technical SEO + content →

What do you get from working with us?

Depending on the service you choose, you get not only the work itself but also a clear picture of the situation and a plan for further growth. After the cooperation you know what has been improved, what still needs work and which actions make the most sense in the next stage.

an SEO audit with a list of errors and priorities
a technical optimisation plan
recommendations for the developer
a list of keywords
proposals for new subpages
a plan of blog or guide content
recommendations for categories and products
a redirect map for the migration
a visibility report
a dashboard with the data
a monthly summary of the work
a plan of next steps

The most common problems that block growth in Google

In many cases the site does not need “more SEO”, just the basics put in order. Often the very first analysis shows that visibility is being blocked by errors that can be fixed without a complete rebuild of the site.

  • business-critical subpages that Google does not index
  • duplicate content and URLs
  • a poorly planned category structure
  • no pages for specific services
  • weak titles and meta descriptions
  • no internal linking
  • slow page loading
  • incorrect redirects
  • errors after a migration
  • thin content on category pages
  • no structured data
  • unclear offer content
  • no conversion measurement
  • SEO work with no strategy or priorities

If the site has technical problems, a weak structure or content that does not match user intent, simply publishing more articles or buying links may bring no result. An audit or a strategy lets you first find the cause of the problem and only then plan the work.

Frequently asked questions — SEO and audits

Short answers to the questions that come up most often when planning positioning, an audit or an SEO migration.

Do I need an SEO audit before starting positioning?
In most cases, yes. An audit shows what is holding the site back and which actions are the highest priority. Without an audit it is easy to begin positioning with tasks that do not solve the main problem.
Is SEO only for large companies?
No. SEO can be effective for small local businesses, specialists and service providers too. The difference lies in the scale of the work — a local company often does not need a big campaign, just a well-prepared service structure, a Google Business Profile, local content and the technical basics.
How long does positioning take?
The first results can appear after a few weeks, but SEO usually requires several months of consistent work. The timeline depends on the competition, the state of the site, the history of the domain, the scope of implementation and the budget.
Can I order just the audit without further cooperation?
Yes. The audit can be a standalone service. You receive a document with recommendations and can implement them yourself, with your own developer or with your current team.
Do you handle SEO for online stores?
Yes. We work on the category structure, descriptions, products, indexing, filters, structured data, internal linking and the visibility of sales keywords.
Do you help with site migration?
Yes. For a migration we prepare a redirect map, analyse the current URLs, protect the most important subpages and monitor the situation after launch. This reduces the risk of losing traffic when changing the site, domain, CMS or structure.
Does SEO help with visibility in AI Overview?
Well-prepared SEO can increase the chances that content will be understandable and valuable to Google’s systems, including AI features. There is, however, no guarantee of appearing in AI Overview — Google states that no separate special files or dedicated markup are required purely in order to appear in these features.
Do you report on the results?
Yes. Depending on the scope of cooperation we prepare reports, analyse data from Google Search Console, Google Analytics and other tools, and set out what has been done and what the next recommendations are.

Want your site to be more visible in Google?

Let’s start by checking what is currently blocking growth. We will analyse the site, point out the priorities and match an SEO service to your company’s real situation.

No long contracts. No hidden costs. No work “for the sake of SEO”.

Last updated: · Content reviewed by Damian Zięba (SEO Lead, 14 years of experience).