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Rankvia

What We Do to Accelerate Your Online Growth

What we do

Search Engine Optimization
Technical fixes, content structure and on-page work, planned against the pages that actually bring in enquiries. No ranking promises, because nobody can honestly make one.
Local SEO
Ranking in the places your customers actually search from. Service-area targeting, location pages built to rank, and the on-page signals that tie a business to a place.
Google Business Profile
Setup, verification and ongoing optimisation of your GMB listing: categories, services, service areas, photos and posts. Often the first thing a local customer sees.
Shopify SEO
Collection and product pages that can actually rank: template-level fixes, internal linking that reaches deep pages, and the duplicate-variant problems most Shopify stores ship with.
Backlinks & Citations
Manually vetted contextual links on sites with real organic traffic, plus consistent name, address and phone details across the directories local search reads.
WordPress Website Creation
Sites built to be found, not just to look right. Clean markup, sensible structure and pages a search engine can read, handed over so your team can maintain them.
Where to start

Not sure which one you need?

Questions

What people ask before hiring us

Whichever matches the symptom. If the Google Business Profile never appears in the map pack, start there. If organic traffic is flat across the whole site, start with the SEO diagnostic. Diagnosis before commitment is cheaper than the reverse.

Yes. Each is a standalone engagement with its own scope. They combine well, but nothing here is sold as a bundle you have to take whole.

No. Rankings belong to Google. We commit to the work: defined deliverables, on a schedule, reported honestly, including the months where a change produced nothing measurable.

Every engagement opens with a fixed-price diagnostic, quoted before it starts. Ongoing work is quoted after that conversation rather than from a price list.

Often, and it is usually the better arrangement. We write the specification, your developer implements it in a codebase they already know, and we review what ships.