An SEO consultant who runs this every day.
Senior SEO and GEO strategy from someone who runs it for five B2B SaaS accounts right now. I find what's holding your organic and AI-search growth back, decide what matters most, and hand your team a plan and briefs they can execute. One-time or ongoing.
Where this usually starts.
Your agency's reports stop at rankings
Every month brings a deck full of keyword positions and traffic charts. Nobody can tell you which of it turned into demos or pipeline.
You have writers and developers, but no SEO owner
The team can execute. What is missing is someone senior deciding what to build, in what order, and why.
Search changed and your plan did not
AI Overviews took the top-of-funnel clicks and ChatGPT is shortlisting vendors. The strategy you are running was written for a search engine that no longer exists.
Senior SEO strategy, straight from the strategist
Most companies meet SEO consulting through an agency: a senior SEO expert on the sales call, a junior team on the account, and a monthly report that measures activity. Hiring an independent SEO consultant directly removes the layers. The person who diagnoses the site is the person who writes the plan and reviews what ships.
I run SEO and GEO strategy for five B2B SaaS accounts across cybersecurity, legal tech, HR tech, observability, and creator software, roughly $840K ARR under management. The consulting I offer here is the same work, for your site.
What I do, and what your team does
I diagnose, prioritize, and direct. That means the roadmap, the keyword and content strategy, technical fixes written as specs, content briefs, and reporting on what moved. Your team, or a developer you hire, does the building. That split is deliberate: you keep ownership of your site and your content, and your budget goes to senior judgment.
One-time or ongoing
Some teams need a one-time plan: an audit, a roadmap, and a set of briefs they run on their own. Others want a senior SEO consultant steering the program month to month. Both work. Tell me where things stand in the form below and I will tell you which one fits.
The scope, start to finish.
Diagnosis
- A full technical, content, and keyword read of the site, the same discovery as the SEO & GEO audit
- Search Console and analytics review tied to the pages that drive pipeline
- Where you stand in AI answers for your category: named, cited, or absent
Strategy and roadmap
- A prioritized roadmap ranked by business impact against effort
- A money-keyword map built on commercial intent
- Content architecture: what to publish, refresh, consolidate, or cut
Technical direction
- Fixes specced for your developer: indexation, architecture, internal linking, schema
- Review of what shipped, so the fix actually matches the spec
Content direction
- Content briefs your writers can execute, with the research behind them
- First-party data and point-of-view angles that make content citable in AI answers
Measurement
- Reporting on demos, pipeline, and AI presence
- A clean baseline before any change, so results can be read honestly
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 roadmap your team can run
What to do, in what order, and why, ranked so the first sprint goes to the work most likely to move pipeline.
Specs and briefs your team can act on
Technical fixes written for a developer to act on, and content briefs written for a writer to execute.
Reporting you can take to leadership
Organic and AI-search results expressed in demos and pipeline, with the caveats stated, so the numbers survive a CFO's questions.
Results from real programs.
Anonymized by industry. Each links to the full story where one exists.
A few questions people actually ask.
What does an SEO consultant do?
An SEO consultant diagnoses what is limiting a site's organic growth, decides what to fix first, and directs the work. I do that for organic search and AI search: diagnosis, a prioritized roadmap, specs for your developer, briefs for your writers, and reporting tied to pipeline.
What are SEO consulting services?
SEO consulting services are strategy and direction. You get the diagnosis, the plan, and the specs; your team or a developer you hire does the implementation.
How much does an SEO consultant cost?
It depends on the scope and whether the work is one-time or ongoing, so I quote after a short fit call. The one fixed-price entry point is the $5,000 SEO & GEO audit.
Do you implement the changes yourself?
No. I spec every fix precisely enough for a developer to build and review it after it ships, and I write the content briefs your writers work from.
Do you work with companies outside B2B SaaS?
Yes. B2B SaaS companies are where most of my current work sits, but I work with B2B and B2C companies of any size and business model.
Is SEO still worth it now that AI answers so many searches?
Yes, for the searches that were ever going to buy. Across five B2B SaaS accounts, AI Overviews ate top-of-funnel clicks while bottom-of-funnel demand held, so the work shifts toward commercial pages and toward being named in AI answers.