On-Page SEO
One page per service, built to answer the buyer.
A single page trying to rank for every service you offer usually ranks well for none of them. We build one page per real, distinct service, aimed at exactly what that specific buyer needs to decide.
- $50 CAD per page
- From 10 pages a month
- Free proposal in 1 business day
What we do
The concrete work behind a working service set.
Map real services to real search queries
We map your actual service list to the queries buyers really type, then build one page per distinct service instead of one generic services page trying to cover all of them at once. Two services crammed onto one page often end up cannibalizing each other, splitting the ranking signal that a single, focused page could have owned outright.
Write to the buyer's real decision
Each page is built around what a buyer actually needs to decide: what's included, the rough process, a price range where we can honestly state one, and how long the work usually takes.
Add Service schema and per-page tracking
Each page carries its own Service-type structured data and its own conversion tracking, so a single service can be measured as its own trackable unit instead of folding into one blended site total. A service that quietly underperforms shows up clearly in its own numbers instead of hiding inside an average.
Cross-link services and the right location
Each service page links to nearby, related services and to the location page or pages that offer it, so a visitor researching one service can find the others without leaving the site.
How this engagement is scoped
Prerequisites and access
We need your real service list with enough detail on process and pricing to write each page honestly, plus CMS access to publish and link the pages once they're ready.
What's delivered
One live page per qualifying service, each carrying its own Service schema and its own conversion tracking, cross-linked to related services and the right location pages. We also document why each service earned its own page, so the reasoning holds up the next time your service list changes.
The acceptance test
Each service page targets one primary query with no overlap against a sibling page, checked in Search Console once the pages have been indexed.
Out of scope
Building a page for a service with no real search demand behind it is not part of this job. Location pages themselves are a separate, related job. Deciding whether to add a brand-new service to your actual offering is a business decision that stays entirely with you, not something we scope here.
How the engagement runs
01
Map services to real queries
We take your actual service list and match each one to the specific query buyers use to search for it, checking real search volume rather than assuming every listed service deserves equal weight on the site.
02
Write and build each page
We write and publish one page per service, built around the buyer's real decision and carrying its own schema and tracking.
03
Launch and check for overlap
We confirm each live page targets its own query cleanly, with no two service pages quietly competing for the same search.
Service page build FAQ
Service pages are billed at our public SEO rate of $50 CAD ($38 USD) per page from 10 pages a month, the same as any other page in your SEO plan, since a service page is built and maintained the same way.
Usually we redirect and restructure it into the new set of individual pages rather than deleting it outright, so any existing ranking or links it has get preserved into the new structure instead of thrown away and lost for good.
We either merge them into one page if they're close enough that buyers search for them the same way, or write each one to clearly target a different query if they're distinct enough to deserve separate pages of their own.
No, when they're built correctly. Service pages target the service query itself; location pages target the local, city-specific query instead. We cross-link the two so they support each other and share authority, rather than quietly competing for the same search.
As many as there are real, distinct services with real search demand behind them, and no more. We won't recommend padding the count with pages that don't target an actual query buyers use, since a page with no real search behind it just dilutes the rest of the site's signal.
Get one real page for every service you actually sell.
Tell us your service list and roughly how it's presented on your site today. Once we've mapped the real queries, a scoped proposal is yours within a single business day, free of charge.