Technical SEO, Generative Engine Optimization (GEO), local/GBP, marketplace, social authority, and full-funnel growth — run as connected, accountable retainers, not a template applied to every client.
Most SEO engagements ship a report nobody executes, or run channels as disconnected line items — the SEO team doesn't know what paid search is bidding on, the local team never touches the site's schema, and nobody owns whether AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity even know your business exists. Templifier runs technical, local, marketplace, social, and AI-search work as one accountable system, and we track every fix through to a verified result — not a checkbox in a slide deck.
Six practice areas. Expand any of them for what's included, who it's for, and how we typically run the engagement.
Most technical SEO audits are a PDF nobody reads, let alone fixes — while crawl budget waste, canonical errors, and Core Web Vitals failures quietly cap your traffic ceiling no matter how much content you publish. We close the gap between "audit delivered" and "issue verified fixed": every fix is tracked through to a re-crawl, not a slide.
A ~40-page B2B SaaS site had only 190 of 340 sitemap URLs actually indexable, due to a leftover robots.txt rule from a staging migration, plus 60 pages splitting ranking signal across duplicate canonical tags. Fixing indexation, consolidating duplicates, and rebuilding internal links restored crawl access and recovered split ranking signal within the first month. Methodology-based example, not an actual named client — real case studies replace this as engagements complete.
Buyers increasingly ask AI assistants for recommendations before they ever type into Google — if AI crawlers are blocked and your entity data is missing, you simply don't exist in that conversation, no matter how well you rank in blue links.
A software vendor's robots.txt fully blocked GPTBot, no llms.txt existed, and Organization schema had no sameAs links — AI systems had no reliable way to identify or crawl the company. Correcting crawler access, deploying llms.txt, and building entity schema gave AI systems verified access and a factual basis to cite the brand for the first time. Methodology-based example, not an actual named client.
Local rankings run on signals most businesses never touch after initial Google Business Profile setup — inconsistent NAP, missing categories, zero structured review generation — each one quietly suppressing "near me" visibility, sometimes across an entire location, with no alert telling you it's happening.
A multi-location home services brand ranked well in one city but was nearly invisible in two others, due to inconsistent phone numbers across directories and zero reviews requested in six months. Correcting NAP consistency and launching an automated review-request flow improved grid-tracked Map Pack visibility for the underperforming locations. Methodology-based example, not an actual named client.
Backend search terms are often half-duplicated with the title, and PPC and organic run as disconnected departments — most sellers leave real ranking signal, and free keyword research sitting in their own PPC data, completely untapped.
A D2C brand's backend search terms were nearly half-duplicated with words already in the title, while PPC search term reports showed dozens of converting queries the organic listing wasn't targeting at all. Rebuilding backend terms and bullet copy around real, PPC-proven demand expanded indexing and lifted conversion rate within weeks. Methodology-based example, not an actual named client.
Social platforms are search engines now — brands that treat social as broadcast-only miss all of that discovery traffic entirely, and most "social media marketing" is vanity engagement metrics with no tracked path back to your site.
A SaaS founder's highest-engagement LinkedIn posts were personal opinion content, not product content, and none of the company's existing material answered what buyers were actually searching for on YouTube. Rebuilding the content mix around real engagement data, plus UTM-tracked links, established the first trackable connection between specific content and site referral traffic. Methodology-based example, not an actual named client.
Growing companies usually run SEO, paid search, and landing pages through disconnected vendors with no shared keyword map and no unified revenue view — two budgets quietly working against each other instead of together.
An e-commerce brand's paid team was bidding on high-CPC generic terms its organic team wasn't targeting at all, while organic content had no path to a converting landing page. A shared keyword map plus a new programmatic pSEO cluster gave paid campaigns lower-cost, higher-relevance destinations, lowering blended CPA. Methodology-based example, not an actual named client.
The same accountable process across every practice area — adapted to what your specific audit finds.
Every retainer includes dedicated Slack communication channels, monthly performance reporting, quarterly strategy reviews, and direct access to senior practice heads.
Tell us about your site and goals — a senior strategist reviews every request personally.