Basic
20 hours
- 20 working hours of an SEO specialist
- SEO audit
- Analytics report review
- Keyword collection
- Content briefs for landing pages
- Content briefs for the blog
- On-page optimisation
- Link building
- Reporting
Google Partner
7+ years, 200+ clients, 15+ specialistsOrganic traffic accumulates and, with ongoing site and content care, becomes cheaper than ads over time.
A Google Maps profile and local pages bring people searching for a service nearby in Kyiv.
We research queries in Ukrainian and Russian and build a language structure without duplicates or lost traffic.
You know how many specialist hours each plan includes and exactly what was done this month.
We assemble the work around your site, from the technical audit to links and reporting.
Technical errors, indexing, speed, structure, duplicates and growth opportunities.
Ukrainian and Russian keywords chosen by demand, intent and competition.
Meta tags, headings, page structure, internal links and structured data.
Briefs for landing pages and the blog, plus editing and optimisation of existing copy.
Strategy and earning of quality links from trade resources, directories and media.
Google Business Profile, reviews, district and service pages for businesses with an office or salon.
A comparison with the leaders in search results: what works for them and what your site lacks.
Rankings, traffic, enquiries and adaptation to Google algorithm changes.
A full review of your site, errors and growth points, and an assessment of competitors in your niche.
We change structure, meta tags, headings, speed and page templates.
We prepare briefs and SEO copy for landing pages and the blog, built on real customer queries.
We earn quality external links and work on your Google profile and directories.
Each month we show rankings, traffic, enquiries and the plan for the next period.
The exact price depends on the scope of work and goals. Free consultation and an estimate after a short brief.
The local market has its own rules that affect visibility and conversion.
| Factor | What it means | How we work |
|---|---|---|
| Search languages | People search in both Ukrainian and Russian | Separate keyword sets and a clear language structure |
| Ukrainian version | The language law expects a Ukrainian version of a business website | Ukrainian as the default version, Russian as an additional one |
| Local results | Google Maps shows the nearest options in your district | Google Business Profile, reviews, district pages |
| Marketplaces | Large platforms take a share of product search results | Category pages, filters and the store’s unique offers |
| Mobile users | Most searches come from smartphones | Speed, easy forms, call and messenger buttons |
Search engine optimisation is a set of actions that help your website appear on Google when potential customers look for your product or service. Competition in Kyiv is particularly high: in most niches dozens of websites have been investing in SEO for years. “Switching on optimisation” is not enough. You need a system with analysis, content, technical fixes and links.
SEO works best where people start with Google: clinics, salons, legal and construction services, online stores, education and B2B. For specific queries it delivers a steady flow of enquiries without paying for every click. If you need leads this week, combine it with PPC advertising.
For a business with a physical location, Google Maps often brings more enquiries than regular results. The profile needs a complete description, photos, opening hours, categories and a steady flow of reviews. Separate pages for districts or services help capture “near me” queries. Kyiv users often search on their phone and compare options quickly, so site speed and a convenient contact button directly affect leads.
Search demand is split between two languages. The language law expects a Ukrainian version, so it should be the main one. Russian queries are handled separately with a /ru/ structure and their own keyword set, so you neither lose part of the audience nor create duplicates.
It starts with an SEO audit: technical state, indexing, structure and competitors. Then come keyword research and a page plan, on-page optimisation, content, external links and monthly monitoring. For stores the focus is categories and filters (e-commerce SEO); for services it is trust and local signals.
Google takes into account who links to your site. We work with quality sources: trade media, directories, partners and our own publications. Read more on our link building page. We do not use mass link purchases because they put the site at risk.
Look for transparency: do they name hours and a list of work, show real cases and explain risks? Be wary of anyone promising the top spot within a month. We send reports every month and fix the terms before work starts, which is easy to verify during the first free consultation.
Most of these show up in the audit, and fixing them often brings faster results than writing new copy.
SEO is a marathon: first changes in impressions appear within 1–3 months and noticeable growth in enquiries within 3–6. For a new website timelines are longer, and we say so honestly; see our guide to promoting a new website.
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