On-Page SEO
You probably don’t need more posts; you need the ones you’ve published to work harder. I rewrite and restructure them with semantic SEO and entity coverage, keeping the same URLs and topics.
Pages optimized across 850+ clients
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What it costs
The program works through your content in priority order, worst leaks first. You see each rewritten page and its ranking movement, month by month.
₹20,000/mo covers a starter batch; bigger sites scale the batch, not the method.
All prices include GST.
How this runs
Every page gets scored on entity coverage, structure, internal links, and current Search Console performance. Pages one position off page one get flagged as priority.
You leave with: a ranked list of pages worth the work.
For each page I map the entities Google expects and the angles competitors miss. The rewrite plan exists before a single sentence changes.
You leave with: a rewrite brief per page.
I rewrite the copy, fix the heading tree, add internal links into topic clusters, and wire FAQ and HowTo schema. Same URL, same topic, better machine.
You leave with: rebuilt pages live on the same URLs.
Every optimized page is tracked against its own pre-rewrite baseline. Winners inform the next batch; laggards get a second pass.
You leave with: per-page before and after numbers.
I start with pages sitting at positions 5 to 15 for queries that pay. That’s where on-page work moves the needle fastest, and Search Console shows me exactly which ones they are.
I don’t stuff keywords, ever. I map the entities and subtopics the query demands, then make sure the page covers them with something competitors can’t copy: your data, your experience, your numbers.
And I won’t rewrite a page just to hit a batch quota. If a page’s real problem is links or crawlability, I say so instead of billing you for a rewrite that can’t work.
— Gaurav
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From ₹20,000 per month, and every price includes GST. That covers a fixed starter batch of pages each month: audit scoring, the rewrite, schema, internal links, and tracking. Larger batches scale the price; the method stays the same.
The starter batch handles a small set of pages done properly: research, rewrite, schema, links, and tracking on each. Exact count depends on page length and how broken the structure is. Depth beats volume here; ten half-fixed pages move nothing.
The URL, topic, and existing intent stay intact, which is what protects current rankings. Every page is benchmarked before the rewrite and tracked after, so if anything dips, I see it within days and adjust. In practice, pages at positions 5 to 15 have far more upside than risk.
Because you’d be adding rooms to a house with a cracked foundation. Existing pages already have age, links, and impressions; making them rank is usually faster and cheaper than starting from zero. Once they perform, new content lands on a structure that supports it.
I use tools for research and entity analysis, but the claims, numbers, and judgment on every page are mine, and everything ships under my review. Pages built to be information-rich can’t be outsourced to autocomplete; generic text is exactly what we’re removing.
About me
500M+ search impressions earned on my own properties, not borrowed case studies.
SEO clients hire me because every tactic I recommend has already run on my own sites.
I was a teacher before I was a developer. I taught mathematics to competitive-exam students, which is why I explain hard things plainly instead of hiding behind jargon.
What I am actually good at is the join: technical SEO, fast front-ends, and content treated as one system instead of three vendors blaming each other.
Send your site and, if you know them, the three pages that frustrate you most. I’ll reply with what I’d fix on each, the batch size that fits, and a start date.
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