ON-PAGE SEO SERVICES BY IBRAHIM NILOY
THE BASICS
DELIVERABLES
Match buyer queries to pages and flag overlapping intent.
Write distinctive, readable search snippets. Google’s title-link guidance recommends concise, descriptive titles over keyword repetition.
Put the core service or answer early, with sections that address real buyer questions.
Fix thin or outdated copy and weak calls to action while retaining useful material.
Connect related service, category, and educational pages with descriptive anchor text.
Improve relevant alt text and image context, as explained in my image SEO tips.
Identify relevant schema types and check that markup matches visible content.
Monitor Search Console clicks, impressions, and enquiries.
If crawl errors, indexing problems, or slow templates hold pages back, I flag the need for a separate technical SEO review.
MY PROCESS
PLATFORMS
I focus on service pages, posts, heading structure, and how pages connect. My small-business SEO service covers broader ongoing needs.
I review product titles, buyer questions, descriptions, collection links, and duplicate intent. Read my Shopify product SEO guide or the broader ecommerce SEO service for store-wide issues.
On-page work also needs credible location information, service-area wording, and a useful contact path. Local SEO services address the additional Google Business Profile and local-search work.
ENGAGEMENT OPTIONS
ONE-TIME PROJECT
ONGOING
KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
Improves what a page says and how visitors navigate it.
Deals with whether search engines can crawl, render, and index that page.
Concerns reputation signals such as earned links and mentions.
FAQ
Review providers’ deliverables, relevant work, and reporting. I consult with businesses internationally. You can check my portfolio before making a decision.
Monthly packages may include keyword mapping, page updates, internal links, and reporting. Confirm the number of pages and who implements changes.
Yes. A one-time audit identifies priority fixes and provides implementation guidance without a monthly contract.
Yes, if agreed. Products need clear buying details; services need an understandable offer, supporting evidence, and a next step.
Possible reasons include mismatched intent, competing pages, indexing problems, or stronger competitors. Diagnose the cause before rewriting.
A freelancer suits focused page fixes; an agency may fit large, multi-market stores. Compare experience, responsibility, and reporting.
Often. Updating answers, headings, and internal links may be enough. Rewrite only when a page no longer meets user intent.
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
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