Search Engine Optimization
Technical SEO, local SEO and content built around what people in Sri Lanka actually search for — measured in Search Console and Analytics, not in vanity keyword reports.
SEO gets sold badly in Sri Lanka. The usual package is a list of keywords, a monthly backlink count and a report full of positions that nobody can tie to revenue. Meanwhile the site loads in six seconds on mobile, half the pages are not indexed, and the pages that do rank are not the pages that sell anything.
We work the other way around. We start with a technical audit, fix the things that stop Google from crawling and ranking the site properly, then build the pages that match real buying intent. Every claim we make is checked against Google Search Console — impressions, clicks, average position and indexing status — so you can see the work in Google’s own data.
Three layers, worked in order. There is no point publishing content on a site Google cannot crawl, and no point chasing links to a page that does not deserve to rank.
Crawlability, indexing, redirects, duplicate content, canonical tags, sitemaps, robots.txt and site architecture. We find the pages Google is ignoring and the reason it is ignoring them.
Image sizing and compression, caching, render-blocking CSS and JavaScript, layout shift. Page experience is a ranking factor and a conversion factor at the same time.
We separate informational searches from buying searches and map each one to a page. Most sites fail because five pages compete for the same term and none of them win.
Title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, internal linking and schema markup — Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ and Breadcrumb — so Google understands what each page is for.
Google Business Profile setup and optimisation, NAP consistency, local citations, service-area pages and a review strategy, so the business appears in map pack results for its own area.
A content plan tied to search demand, and monthly reporting from Search Console and GA4 on impressions, clicks, position and the enquiries that came from organic search.
Full technical crawl, Search Console review and a recorded baseline of impressions, clicks, average position and indexed pages, so progress is measurable against a real starting point.
Speed, indexing, structure and schema first. These are the changes that let everything after them work, and they are usually the fastest wins on a Sri Lankan site.
Service pages, location pages and supporting articles written for intent — one page per topic, properly linked, each one aimed at a search someone actually makes before buying.
Directory listings, local citations, digital PR and partnerships. Relevance and consistency beat volume; we do not buy link packages.
SEO suits businesses where people search before they buy — schools and education providers, spare parts and automotive, jewellery, construction and interiors, engineering suppliers, tourism, recruitment and online stores. It is a compounding channel, not a fast one: expect the technical work to show within weeks and the content and authority work to build over months. If you need enquiries next week, paid media is the honest answer, and we will say so.
Technical fixes such as indexing, speed and schema can show movement in Search Console within two to six weeks. Ranking for competitive commercial terms usually takes three to six months of consistent content and authority work. Anyone promising first page in thirty days for a competitive keyword is selling you something else.
No, and nobody credible does. Google does not sell ranking guarantees and no agency controls its algorithm. What we do guarantee is that the work is visible in Search Console — you will see the impressions, clicks, indexing and position data yourself.
Yes. Local SEO targets map pack and “near me” style searches and depends heavily on your Google Business Profile, consistent business information across directories, local citations and reviews. For a business serving a specific area it is often the faster and cheaper win.
Yes. Most of our SEO work is on existing sites. We audit first, tell you what is fixable within the current platform and what would need rebuilding, and we do not rebuild a site just to create a project.
We build relevant ones — business directories, local citations, industry listings, partnerships and digital PR. We do not buy link packages or private blog network links, because they carry real risk of a manual action and the recovery costs far more than the links saved.
Tell us what you sell, what a customer is worth and what you are spending now. We will tell you honestly whether this is the right channel for you — and what it would take to make it work.
