An enterprise SEO consultant for sites too big to fix page by page.
On an enterprise site, SEO problems come in templates and sections, and every fix needs three teams to agree. I bring the strategy, the prioritization, and the specs that make enterprise SEO move.
Where this usually starts.
Every fix needs three teams
Engineering, product, and content all own a piece of the site, and SEO requests stall in each queue.
Thousands of pages, unclear priorities
Sections nobody owns, templates nobody revisited, and no clear view of which parts of the site actually drive revenue.
Releases that quietly break SEO
A template change or migration ships, and rankings slip before anyone connects the two.
Enterprise SEO is an organizational problem
On a large site, most of the SEO work is getting each fix through engineering, product, and content, each with its own roadmap. An enterprise SEO consultant earns their keep by making SEO work fit those roadmaps: sized, prioritized, and specced for the team that owns it.
Think in sections and templates
Enterprise SEO services that report page-level findings on a 50,000-page site produce noise. The useful unit is the section or the template. One template fix can move thousands of pages; one section migration can gain or lose most of a product line’s traffic. On a cybersecurity SaaS site, a section migration with roughly 900 redirects reached 1,402 top-10 keywords within 30 days, up from 909.
Governance keeps the gains
The most expensive enterprise SEO problems are regressions: a release that removes titles from a template, a migration that drops redirects, a robots rule that blocks a section. Governance, meaning SEO requirements for templates and releases plus checks before they ship, is how enterprise SEO protects what it builds.
The scope, start to finish.
Site-wide diagnosis
- Section and template-level analysis
- Indexation, crawl efficiency, and architecture at scale
Prioritization
- Opportunities sized by section and ranked by revenue at stake
- A roadmap that fits into engineering and content planning cycles
Governance
- SEO requirements for templates, releases, and migrations
- Checks that catch SEO regressions before they ship
Content at scale
- Content inventory, consolidation, and programmatic sections
- Cluster architecture around the commercial pages that matter
AI-search visibility
- How AI assistants describe the brand across product lines
Strategy, specs, and briefs.
I find what's holding you back, decide what matters most, and tell your team exactly what to do about it. Your team, or a developer you hire, ships it. One-time project or ongoing, both work.
I diagnose and prioritize
Every issue and opportunity, ranked by impact against effort, so the first thing your team works on is the thing that moves the number.
I spec the fixes and write the briefs
Technical fixes written for a developer to act on, and content briefs written for a writer to execute, with the keyword research behind them.
Your team ships it
I don't edit your CMS or write your code. If you need a developer, hire one; I'll tell them exactly what to build and review it after.
A plan your team can run.
A section-level roadmap
Where the biggest opportunities sit, in which templates and sections, ranked for your planning cycle.
SEO requirements for every team
Specs for engineering, briefs for content, and release checks, written for the team that owns each piece.
Leadership reporting
Results by section and business line, tied to revenue.
Results from real programs.
Anonymized by industry. Each links to the full story where one exists.
A few questions people actually ask.
What is enterprise SEO?
Enterprise SEO is SEO for large, complex sites where problems and fixes happen at the level of templates, sections, and teams. It adds governance, prioritization at scale, and cross-team coordination to the usual technical and content work.
What do enterprise SEO services include?
Mine include section-level diagnosis, revenue-ranked prioritization, SEO governance for templates and releases, content strategy at scale, and AI-search visibility. I deliver strategy and specs; your teams implement.
How much does enterprise SEO cost?
It depends on the size of the site and the number of teams involved, so I quote after a fit call.
How much do SEO consultants charge for enterprise work?
Rates vary widely by scope. I quote per engagement, after understanding the site and what you need from it.
Do you work inside our planning process?
Yes. The roadmap is built to fit your engineering and content planning cycles, and specs are written for the team that owns each fix.