Myth
More keywords means better rankings.
What is actually true
Keyword stuffing is against Google's spam policies. Google ranks pages that answer a search well, from sources it trusts.
Search no longer ends at ten blue links. People get answers from Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode, and from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, often without clicking anything.
Google has said plainly that its AI features run on the same ranking and quality systems as normal search. There is no secret file to upload and no special way to write for robots. What gets you ranked and what gets you quoted come down to the same thing: a site that is fast, clear, accurate, and obviously run by people who know their work.
So that is what we build. Not keyword stuffing, and not tricks that worked in 2015. Credibility, page by page.
What worked last year can quietly hurt you this year. Keeping up is our job, so it does not have to be yours.
Repeating your city and service fifty times will not rank you. Google ranks businesses it can trust: real details, real reviews, real expertise.
Every change we make has to help a real visitor first. Search engines are built to reward exactly that.
Algorithm updates move rankings around. A site people and search engines trust keeps coming back to the top.
SEO is a long game, so the first month is about foundations: finding what holds the site back, fixing it, and setting up the tracking that tells us what is working. Every month after that builds on the last.
A full crawl with Screaming Frog, a close look at Search Console and Analytics, and keyword and competitor research in Semrush and Ahrefs. We find what is holding the site back before we touch anything.
Technical fixes first: crawl errors, broken links, slow pages, missing titles and descriptions, schema, and internal links. Unglamorous work that every ranking depends on.
Every important search should land on one page that answers it properly. We plan what to improve, what to merge, and what to write, based on your site and goals rather than a fixed number of posts.
We set up tracking in GA4 and Looker Studio, including visits from AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity, then send your first monthly report with what we found and what comes next.
Good SEO is mostly careful measurement. These are the tools we use for audits, research, tracking, and reporting, the platforms we optimize, and the AI assistants whose traffic we watch.
No dashboards you have to learn and no wall of jargon. Every month you get a PDF that says what moved, what did not, and what we are doing about it.
Myth
What is actually true
Keyword stuffing is against Google's spam policies. Google ranks pages that answer a search well, from sources it trusts.
Myth
What is actually true
Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode are built on its normal ranking systems, and AI assistants lean on the same kind of trusted pages. SEO is how you get into both.
Myth
What is actually true
Google says it does not use llms.txt or any special AI markup. Clear, accurate, well-built pages are what count.
Myth
What is actually true
Buying links to game rankings breaks Google's spam policies and can get a site penalized. Mentions from real, relevant sites have to be earned.
Myth
What is actually true
Google judges content on quality, not on how it was made. What it penalizes is pages mass-produced to manipulate rankings.
Myth
What is actually true
Google's own guidance says no one can guarantee a #1 ranking. Be careful with anyone who does.
From $200/month
Starts with a 4-month term, then renews every 3 months.
Free
A quick audit of what is holding your site back, before you spend anything.
A local business in one city, in a niche with moderate competition.
Competitive niches, several locations, or national and international targets.
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On a tight budget? We can also do a basic one-time SEO setup: Search Console, GA4, and webmaster tools connected, plus a quick audit and a list of what to fix first. Ask us for a quote.
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles · Local SEO
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Rahim KhanFounder, Website 2 Design
Rahim has led more than 300 website builds on WordPress, Shopify, Framer, Webflow, Wix, and custom code, and runs SEO on the same platforms. That matters, because most SEO problems are really website problems, and we can fix both without passing you between two companies.
You deal with the same people from the first audit to every monthly report, and you get a straight answer when something is not working.
“Most clients think adding a bunch of keywords will rank them. It is more than that. First, Google has to trust you.”
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What clients ask us before they start an SEO plan.
Technical fixes can show up in Search Console within weeks. Real movement in rankings, traffic, and enquiries usually takes three to six months, and longer in competitive niches. That is why the first term is four months.
SEO compounds: the first months build the foundations that later months grow on, so a one-month trial would only ever show you the setup. After the first four months the plan renews in three-month blocks, so you are never locked in for long.
Yes. We work on sites built with WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Wix, custom code, and more. If the audit finds problems your platform makes hard to fix, we will tell you, along with what it would take to fix them.
Not necessarily. Some sites grow best through new service pages, some through articles, and some just need their existing pages fixed. We decide after the first discussion and the audit, based on your site and goals, instead of selling you a fixed number of posts.
GA4 reports visits from AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini as their own channel, and we track that alongside other platforms. It is in your monthly report, so you can see whether AI search is actually bringing people to your site.
It is an add-on rather than part of the base plan, because not every business needs it. If you serve customers in a local area, we usually recommend it: it is how you show up on Google Maps.
Yes, for smaller budgets. We connect Google Search Console, GA4, and other webmaster tools, run a quick audit, and give you a list of what to fix first; ask us and we will quote it for your site. It is a good start, but it is a one-off: rankings come from the ongoing work in the monthly plan.
A basic audit of your site: the main problems holding it back on Google and what we would fix first. There is no cost and no obligation; it is simply the quickest way to find out whether SEO is worth spending on for your site right now.
Admin access to the website, plus Google Search Console and Google Analytics. If those are not set up yet, we set them up as part of the first month.
Yes. Google has said its AI Overviews and AI Mode are built on the same ranking and quality systems as regular search, and AI assistants lean on the same kind of trusted pages. Doing SEO properly is how you show up in both.