Rank higher, attract qualified traffic, and build long-term organic growth with a strategy rooted in data.
SEO is not about gaming algorithms — it is about being genuinely useful to the people searching for what you offer. We build sustainable organic growth strategies combining technical excellence, authoritative content, and smart link building.
A localized website helping Nepali students explore universities, courses, and scholarships for studying abroad.
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A secure, enterprise-grade platform that helps Australian disability care providers manage participants, staff, and compliance from one connected system.
Technical fixes can move things within weeks — if something is actively blocking indexing, removing it has fast effects. Content and authority work is slower: four to eight months is realistic for competitive commercial terms in Nepal. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is either targeting keywords nobody searches or doing something that will cost you later.
A technical audit, because there is no point publishing content to a site search engines cannot crawl properly. We look for indexing blockers, duplicate content, keyword cannibalisation, thin pages, broken redirects and page speed problems. Only once the foundation is sound does content work begin.
Across the market, monthly retainers run from around NPR 10,000 at the low end to well over NPR 100,000 for competitive campaigns. Our own packages start at NPR 15,999 per month. Be wary of anything in the NPR 3,000–5,000 range — at that price the work is almost certainly automated link building that creates a problem rather than solving one.
No, and neither should anyone else. Nobody controls Google’s ranking systems. What we can commit to is the work: a technically sound site, content that matches what people actually search for, and honest monthly reporting of impressions, clicks and positions so you can see whether it is working.
Yes. Hacked sites often carry injected spam links or cloaking that suppress rankings long after the visible damage is fixed. Recovery means removing the malicious code, cleaning up whatever it published, and then requesting review — in that order.
A structured technical review of your site covering indexing, on-page factors, site speed, structured data and content quality, delivered before you commit to anything. If the audit shows you do not need us, we will say so.
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