7 to 184 clicks a month, and 374 calls in 6 months
Brand new site, zero paid ads. 1.57K clicks and 115K impressions over 16 months, and 374 calls from Google Search and Maps in the first half of 2026 alone, from people who needed a plumber now.
For large sites with in-house teams
Senior SEO work that fits inside your release process.
Enterprise SEO services improve organic search across large, complex websites: template-level technical fixes, indexing control, site architecture, content governance, links and AI SEO, planned around your developers and release cycles. I work as a hands-on senior consultant next to your in-house team, starting with the sections of the site that bring the most revenue.
On a site with tens of thousands of pages, the gains come from fixing patterns, not pages. I find the templates, sections and processes that hold the most revenue back, then work through your teams to fix them in order.
Template fixes / Indexing control / Site architecture / Migrations / Content governance / AI SEO
Titles, internal links, canonicals, schema and rendering fixed at the template so every page built on it improves. Each fix comes as a ticket your developers can estimate and ship, the same way I approach technical SEO fixes on any site.
Faceted URLs, parameters, old sections and thin pages kept out of the index, so Google spends its time on the pages that sell. Checked in Search Console and server logs where you have them.
Replatforms, domain merges and redesigns planned with a full redirect map and launch checks, so years of rankings survive the release.
Clear rules on who owns which keywords, so product, regional and blog teams stop publishing pages that compete with each other.
Store, branch and country pages set up so each one ranks for its own market. Branch pages are where enterprise SEO turns local, because each one needs its own profile, reviews and citations.
Consistent entity data, schema and trusted mentions so ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews describe your products correctly. Included in every plan as part of my getting cited in AI answers.
In-house teams
Already have SEO people in house? I can work as the senior specialist who sets priorities, writes developer tickets, reviews what ships and handles the hardest technical and link work, without replacing anyone. Teams that only need a set number of advisory hours, rather than a monthly plan, can book that scope through my SEO consultant services.
An extra senior SEO, not another layer of management.
REAL CLIENTS, REAL NUMBERS
No enterprise case study yet, so here are four smaller sites I ranked from scratch, where every ranking was tied to real calls and customers. The scale is different, but the habit of tying the work to revenue is the same.
Brand new site, zero paid ads. 1.57K clicks and 115K impressions over 16 months, and 374 calls from Google Search and Maps in the first half of 2026 alone, from people who needed a plumber now.
Launched with nothing, no clicks, no impressions. 2.09K clicks and 86K impressions over 16 months, and 370 calls from Google Search and Maps in the first half of 2026. No ad spend.
Urgent service where whoever ranks first takes the call. Tracked in SerpFox: one term from ~90 to top 3, another from 26 to 2nd, a third from the 50s to 2nd.
My first ever SEO project, my mom's salon. Grew to 1.19K clicks and 48K impressions, reaching positions 1-2 on Google for the searches that bring in clients.
An enterprise report should be readable by an executive in two minutes and useful to a developer in ten. It shows rankings and leads by site section, what shipped, what is waiting on another team and what that delay is costing.
Monthly SEO Report
Enterprise SEO, month 6Example report
| Keyword | Start | Month 6 |
|---|---|---|
| expense management software | #16 | #5 |
| corporate card for enterprises | #29 | #8 |
| expense reporting software for large companies | #41 | #13 |
Example layout with illustrative numbers. There is no enterprise case study yet, so nothing in this report is client data.
Large enterprise SEO companies bring big teams and the coordination overhead that comes with them. If you already have developers, writers and analysts, what is often missing is one senior enterprise SEO expert who sets the priorities and does the hard parts, and that is the role I fill.
Working with me
One specialist, start to finish
Typical agency
Sales team, account managers, juniors
Three steps, starting with the sections of the site closest to revenue.
First I crawl the site in sections, read Search Console and logs where available, and talk to the people who own product, content and development. You get a short list of problems ranked by the revenue they hold back, with an owner and an effort estimate for each, not a thousand-row export.
Then I turn the top items into tickets your developers can work into their sprints, write or brief the content changes, and check every release on staging before it goes live. Where a fix waits on another team, the report shows what that wait is costing.
Then I keep the site healthy as it grows: new sections reviewed before launch, links built to the money sections, regressions caught after releases and AI answers checked for accuracy. Monthly reporting goes by section, so each team sees its own numbers.
A few simple rules, so you know exactly what to expect. They keep the work on results, not meetings.
A short intro call, then a second call where I walk you through your audit and plan. After that, things stay simple over email, and I reply within a day.
One clear report on the same date every month: your money keyword rankings, the calls they bring and the links I built.
Work starts once I have access to your Google Business Profile and main listings. It takes about 20 minutes.
If your site holds you back, I rebuild it once around the services you want to rank for. One review round, no endless redesigns.
A simple agreement, not a 12-month contract. Cancel anytime with 30 days notice, because it has to work for both of us.
Your website, content, profiles and accounts stay in your name. If we ever stop working together, you keep all of it.
If that sounds like how you like to work, send me your site. Book an Intro Call
Enterprise work runs on the Scale plan, from $5,000 a month, month to month, priced after the audit. The final number depends on the size of the site and how much of the work your own team covers. You can see what each plan includes in my SEO packages.
$2,000/month
One location in a normal market.
For competitive markets
$3,500/month
For businesses competing in busier local markets.
from $5,000/month
Several locations or franchise networks.
Need a new website? SEO-first rebuilds are a one-time setup fee, quoted on your roadmap call.
At enterprise scale, a single page template fix can touch thousands of URLs and a single deal can be worth six figures. Put in your numbers to see how many extra qualified leads a month cover the plan.
1. Your numbers
What one account is worth over the relationship: the first contract plus renewals, expansions and other business units.
Fill in both and your LTV updates above.
What you keep from each sale after the costs of delivering it (labor, materials, product or service costs). Leave at 100% to judge on revenue.
Out of 10 qualified leads from organic search (demo requests, RFQs, sales calls), how many become customers?
Nobody can promise an exact number, and on a large site the gain depends on which sections get fixed first. Try a few. I will give you a realistic range on the intro call.
Plan
2. What it is worth
0Extra qualified leads / month to break even
That is all it takes for SEO to pay for itself. Could Google bring you that many more a month?
If SEO brings 0 leads a month
0% return on the plan
Want a second opinion? I will check these numbers with you on the intro call, honestly.
An estimate from your own numbers, not a promise of results. SEO usually takes 4 to 12 months to build up.
The questions enterprise teams ask before bringing in outside SEO help.
Most SEO services cost from $1,500 to $10,000+ a month, and enterprise work sits at the top of that range. My plans start at $2,000 a month, and enterprise sites run on Scale, from $5,000 a month, priced after the audit.
For the strategy, technical direction and hardest hands-on work, yes, because the fixes happen at template level. The volume work, like shipping code or writing at scale, goes through your teams with clear briefs, and I check every piece.
Organic rankings often move in 4 to 6 months or more. On large sites the bigger factor is release speed: a fix that ships in two weeks pays off far sooner than one waiting a quarter for developer time.
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings, especially on a site where releases depend on other teams. I commit to a clear plan, honest monthly reporting and month to month terms.
Then a smaller plan fits better. Companies selling to other businesses on long sales cycles usually start with B2B SEO services, and young companies on a new domain start with startup SEO, where links and launch mentions come first.
Yes. I can write tickets in your project tool, follow your review and legal sign-off, and work on staging before anything goes live.
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