Your customers are searching
Google right now — will they find you?
I’m Taha Kheirandish — web designer and developer. This page is exactly the program your website gets if you hand its SEO to me: 180 days, 30+ clearly defined actions, 100% white-hat methods, and a monthly report that shows precisely where your investment is working.
Why isn’t Google bringing you customers?
If any of these three sentences sounds familiar, this page was written for you.
When the ads stop, so do the sales
With ads you buy every single click; the moment the budget runs out, it’s as if you were never there. SEO works the other way around: instead of renting visibility, it builds an asset for your business.
Your competitor sits one step above you
Buyers who are ready to purchase usually pick from the first few results; below that, you’re practically invisible — even if your product and service are better.
You have a website, but Google can’t see it
A website without SEO is like an elegant shop in a dead-end alley; no matter how beautiful the storefront, there’s no foot traffic to turn into customers.
A 180-day path —
mapped out from day one
SEO is not an overnight job, and I don’t sell it as one. It’s a continuous process that starts with careful analysis, continues with technical fixes and purposeful content, and delivers through steady link building and monitoring — step by step, right in front of you.
The first two months go into foundations and fixes; growth built on the right base is growth that lasts.
Fully aligned with Google’s official guidelines; results that didn’t come from shortcuts don’t vanish with the next algorithm update.
From the agreement and action checklists to the monthly report — no part of the work stays vague.
Four phases, six months, one goal
This is the exact plan your website gets from day one; the phases overlap and build on each other. Click any phase to see its full checklist.
- Full technical audit: indexing, crawl errors and broken links
- Keyword research and analysis of 3–5 main competitors
- Identifying the content gap against competitors
- Setting up Search Console and Google Analytics 4
- Building the XML sitemap and configuring robots.txt
- Delivering the baseline report and strategy map
- Optimizing Core Web Vitals — LCP, INP and CLS
- Fixing URL structure and heading hierarchy
- Image optimization: WebP, alt text and lazy loading
- Setting meta tags: title, canonical and Open Graph
- Implementing schema markup suited to your business
- Configuring Expires headers and browser caching
- Professional configuration of SEO plugins
- Full mobile-version optimization
- Gradual, natural external link building
- A sponsored-content plan with transparent cost estimates
- Purposeful internal linking between pages
- Competitor backlink analysis and new source discovery
- Identifying spam links and disavowing them
- Deep analysis of Search Console and Analytics data
- Boosting pages sitting just below top positions
- Rewriting under-performing pages
- Preparing content for AI Overviews and featured snippets
- The comprehensive 6-month report and a go-forward plan
- Full handover of all access to you
What exactly are you paying for?
The same list you sign in the agreement — item by item, no vague promises. Open each section to see the detailed actions.
- 1-1Initial technical audit
Full scan of indexing, crawl errors and broken links + a prioritized report
- 1-2Keyword research
Short to long-tail terms based on volume, competition and search intent
- 1-3Competitor analysis
Extracting the content gap from your 3–5 main Google competitors
- 1-4XML sitemap
Standards-compliant build, submitted to Google Search Console and Bing
- 1-5robots.txt
Managing crawler access and protecting your crawl budget
- 1-6Landing pages
Structuring landing pages around your target keywords
- 1-7Titles & meta descriptions
50–60 character titles and CTR-boosting descriptions
- 1-8Essential meta tags
canonical, robots and Open Graph configured on every page
- 1-9Heading structure
One H1 per page and a logical H2–H6 hierarchy
- 1-10Image optimization
WebP conversion, compression, alt text and fixed dimensions to prevent CLS
- 1-11Internal linking
Distributing authority across pages with natural anchor text
- 1-12Schema markup
Structured data for rich results, featured snippets and AI Overviews
- 1-13Algorithm readiness
Helpful Content, core updates and E-E-A-T principles applied
- 1-14Core Web Vitals
LCP under 2.5s, INP under 200ms and CLS under 0.1
- 1-15Lighter & faster
Minified files, removal of unused assets, Gzip/Brotli and CDN advice
- 1-16Browser caching
Expires and Cache-Control configured for static assets
- 1-17Mobile version
Full responsiveness review for mobile-first indexing
- 1-18SEO plugins
Professional Rank Math or Yoast setup: redirects, breadcrumbs and schema
- 1-19URL optimization
Short, readable URLs with proper 301 redirects
- 1-20Entry queries & anchors
Analyzing current user queries and content expansion opportunities
- 2-1Google Search Console
Account setup, ownership verification and full tool configuration
- 2-2Monthly monitoring
Tracking crawl errors, index coverage and keyword fluctuations
- 2-3Page indexing
Manually submitting new and updated pages for faster indexing
- 2-4Google Analytics 4
Setup with goals and user-behavior events defined
- 2-5Backlink audit
Assessing every inbound link for authority and relevance
- 2-6Spam link removal
Identifying toxic links and neutralizing them via Disavow
- 2-7Sponsored-content plan
Curated reputable outlets with a transparent cost estimate for each
- 2-8External link building
Gradual, natural backlinks from relevant sources — white-hat only
- 2-9Competitor backlinks
Mining competitors’ link profiles for new opportunities
- 3-1Editorial calendar
Each article built around one target keyword: compelling title, intent-matching content, heading structure, related links and a clear CTA
- 3-2Refreshing old content
Reviving 1–2 under-performing pages monthly — often pays off faster than new content
- 4-1Monthly progress report
8 complete sections: from the done-work checklist and ranking changes to next month’s plan
- 4-2Ongoing communication
Available throughout the month on the channels agreed in the contract
The work that repeats every month
From month one, these four workstreams run in parallel for your site — non-stop until the end of the engagement.
Content planning
- Monthly editorial calendar built on target keywords
- Selecting 1–2 old pieces for a rewrite
- Landing page optimization
- Updating the sponsored-content plan
Monitoring & analysis
- Tracking errors and index coverage in Search Console
- Keyword rank tracking
- Reviewing new and spam backlinks
- Manually submitting new pages for indexing
Technical care
- Hosting, domain and SSL checks
- Mobile health, speed, caching and compression
- Scheduled file & DB backups
- Core, theme & plugin updates
Monthly reporting
- Checklist of completed work
- Ranking changes and organic traffic
- Issues found and their fixes
- Next month’s plan
Every month you know
exactly what’s going on
Instead of “we’re working on it”, at the end of each month you receive this — a clear picture of the work, the results and the next steps, in 8 sections:
- Checklist of completed work
- Keyword ranking change table
- Organic traffic chart (GA4)
- Search Console data: clicks, impressions, CTR
- Newly built backlinks
- Content published that month
- Issues found and their fixes
- Next month’s plan
Promises I make — and the one I don’t
These same clauses go into the written agreement — because good collaboration starts with clear expectations.
A #1 ranking guarantee? I don’t give one.
No honest specialist gives absolute guarantees; Google’s algorithm and your competitors are outside anyone’s control. My commitment is executing today’s best practices and fully following Google’s guidelines for the highest chance of success.
Results from month three
Lasting growth doesn’t happen overnight. The first signs usually appear around month three and peak in the final months of the engagement.
Transparent side costs
Sponsored articles, premium backlinks (only with your approval), hosting and domain renewals, and paid themes or plugins sit outside the agreement fee — and are always announced in advance.
100% white-hat
No shortcuts, no grey-hat tricks. Results built properly don’t vanish with the next algorithm update.
Changes in coordination
During the engagement, structural, URL or theme changes happen in coordination — so the results we’ve earned don’t get damaged.
Zero time wasted at the start
Admin, hosting, Search Console and Analytics access is handed over on day one, so the project moves forward from the very first week.
Before you reach out, the answers are here
SEO is a gradual process. The first signs of growth usually appear around month three, and results peak in the final months of the 6-month program. The first two months go into infrastructure, technical fixes and content — the invisible stage everything else is built on.
No — and don’t trust any specialist who does. Google’s algorithm and competitor activity are outside anyone’s control. My commitment is executing the best current practices and fully following Google’s guidelines to maximize the odds of success.
Every action is 100% white-hat and follows Google’s official guidelines; no bulk link buying, no spam content, no grey-hat tricks. That means no algorithmic penalty risk — and results that last.
Publishing sponsored articles, premium backlinks (only with your approval), hosting and domain renewals, and paid themes or plugins if needed. Each is estimated transparently and announced before any spend.
Each month you receive an 8-part report: a checklist of completed work, the keyword ranking table, the GA4 organic-traffic chart, Search Console data (clicks, impressions, CTR), new backlinks, published content, issues with their fixes, and next month’s plan.
On day one, admin panel, hosting, Search Console and Google Analytics access is handed over to me, and we hold a session to understand your business and goals. The technical audit starts that same first week.
Planning, keyword research, the editorial calendar, article structure and rewriting old content are part of the service; per the agreement, producing new text, image and video content is on the client — with my full guidance at every step.
The first step costs you nothing
Send me your website address; I’ll review where it stands and tell you honestly what SEO can do for your business, what it can’t, and where to start — then the decision is yours.