SEO services
I fix what stops Google from reading your site, and I structure your content around the questions people actually search. SEO services start from $1,200 per month with a three month minimum.
Proof: eliteplanners.ng, Search Console data, July 13 to October 12, 2026Who this is for
This suits sites that already have real content or a real product and aren’t being found. If the site isn’t built yet, start with a website project and add SEO after launch.
What I do each month
- Technical fixes.Canonical addresses, redirects, the sitemap, the robots file, and rendering so that crawlers see your full text.
- Structured data.BlogPosting, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList and other schema, wherever the content matches it.
- Content structure.An answer in the first lines, question headings, comparison tables, an FAQ and links between related pages.
- Merging thin pages.Pages that add nothing get merged into the best remaining page, with a redirect.
- Reporting.A short monthly note with your Search Console numbers, meaning clicks and impressions, what changed and what I plan next.
eliteplanners.ng: my own site, with the numbers
eliteplanners.ng is a site I built and run. It covers Nigerian event planning: wedding costs, court wedding requirements, event hall prices in Lagos and rentals. The domain was created in November 2025, and Google Search Console first shows data on February 7, 2026.
What Search Console shows, Web search, July 13 to October 12, 2026:
- 3,980 clicks
- 142,000 impressions
- Average click through rate 2.8%
- Average position 5.5
How it grew: Monthly clicks were 54 in April and 81 in May 2026. They rose to 433 in June, 877 in July, about 1,340 in August and about 1,600 in September. Search Console rounds the monthly figures it displays.
| Month | Clicks |
|---|---|
| Feb, Mar | 43 |
| Apr | 54 |
| May | 81 |
| Jun | 433 |
| Jul | 877 |
| Aug | about 1,340 |
| Sep | about 1,600 |
What I did: I set one canonical address for the site, the bare domain, with www redirecting to it. I added a build step that writes static HTML for every page, plus BlogPosting, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList schema. 70 guides are live in the sitemap, each written in the same shape: the answer first, question headings, tables, an FAQ and named sources. Every city page has its own text. On October 13, 2026, after the data window above, I consolidated 114 older posts into the closest live guide with permanent redirects.
Pages near the top: Over those three months, the court wedding cost guide averaged position 4.3 with 1,078 clicks, and the Nigerian wedding cost guide averaged position 4.8 with 285 clicks.
What the numbers cover
This is one site, so it’s one case. Yours may behave differently.
The domain is under a year old and the growth started in June 2026, so I have about four months of it to show. Clicks stayed under 100 a month until May.
The site covers Nigerian events, so 3,226 of the 3,980 clicks, 81%, came from Nigeria. The United Kingdom sent 209, the United States 208 and Canada 116.
The traffic is a long tail. The top query brought 14 clicks, and the rest came from a wide spread of small searches.
I made the changes above over several months with no controlled test, so I can’t tell you which one mattered most.
Clicks leveled off after early September, and from October 3 to 12 they ran between 31 and 47 a day. Between August 21 and October 13, 2026, a deployment block on my hosting provider, Vercel, caused by a wrong commit author setting, froze the live site, so nothing I changed in that stretch reached the live site, including a September 3 fix to how pages are pre rendered. That is a likely reason for the flat early October, though I can’t prove it. The October 13 consolidation falls after the data window, so its effect will show in later numbers.
I tracked clicks and impressions. I didn’t track sales, inquiries or sign ups from this traffic, so I can’t show revenue. Search Console reports no manual actions and no security issues.
I can’t promise rankings, traffic or a growth rate, and I won’t take a job that depends on a guaranteed position.
Cost
SEO services start from $1,200 per month, with a three month minimum, so $3,600 at the least. I set a minimum because search work takes time to show up in Search Console: on eliteplanners.ng, clicks stayed under 100 a month until May. A quarter is the shortest fair test. The terms after the first three months are written in the quote.
FAQ
How much does SEO cost?
From $1,200 per month, with a three month minimum. I scope what the month covers in writing before we start.
How long does SEO take to work?
On eliteplanners.ng, clicks stayed under 100 a month until May and began to rise in June. Your site will differ. I send you the Search Console figures every month so you can judge for yourself.
Can you guarantee a first page ranking?
No. Nobody can promise a position on Google. I can promise the work I describe and honest reporting.
Do you work with sites outside Nigeria?
Yes. My proof case is a Nigerian site, so I have less evidence for the US, UK and Canada, and I’ll say that up front. Send me your site address and I’ll tell you what I’d look at first.
Do you buy links?
No. I don’t buy links, run link networks or write fake reviews.
Do I need to change my website?
Sometimes. If the site renders its text with scripts only, I may recommend changes to how it’s built. That work can be a separate website project.
Do you write the content?
I structure and edit it. On topics where you know the facts and I don’t, I’ll ask you for them, because a guide with wrong numbers does harm.
What do I get at the end of a month?
A note with the Search Console figures, a list of what changed, and what comes next.
Tell me your site address and what you want people to find on it.