Comprehensive SEO Optimization for websites in the Baltics

How can we help you?

SEO audit of your website

200 € / 3 days

Analysis of the technical condition of the website (loading speed, mobile version, indexing)
Review of website structure and page logic
Analysis of meta tags (title, description, h1–h6)
Detection of errors that prevent promotion in Google
Analysis of website visibility in search engines
Preparation of a report with recommendations

Analysis of the technical condition of the website (loading speed, mobile version, indexing)
Review of website structure and page logic
Analysis of meta tags (title, description, h1–h6)
Detection of errors that prevent promotion in Google
Analysis of website visibility in search engines
Preparation of a report with recommendations

Website SEO optimization

from 400 € / from 7 days

Fixing technical errors on the website
Optimization of page structure
Setup and improvement of meta tags
Work with headings and texts
Improving website loading speed
Optimization of the mobile version
Preparing the website for further promotion in Google

SEO promotion

from 400 € per month

Questions you may have

How long will it take for a website to reach the TOP-10 of Google in Latvia and the Baltics?

The first stable results in organic search become visible within 3–6 months of work. The timeframe depends on competition in your niche, domain age, website authority, and the volume of multilingual keywords.

How do you work with multilingual SEO (Latvian, English, Russian)?

We compile an individual semantic core for each language segment without machine translation. Hreflang tags are configured, correct URL structures are set up (e.g., /lv/, /en/), and duplicate pages are prevented.

Is it mandatory to change the website structure or design for SEO promotion?

Often, structural expansion is required: creating new landing pages for target search queries, optimizing UI/UX to reduce bounce rates, and adapting texts. All changes are agreed upon with you before implementation.

What is the difference between SEO in Latvia and expanding to the markets of Lithuania, Estonia, or the EU?

Local SEO in Latvia relies on Google Business Profile and regional geo-queries. Expanding to the markets of Estonia, Lithuania, and Europe requires a multilingual architecture, localized content, and building backlinks from local authoritative websites.

Do you provide a 100% guarantee of getting a website to #1 on Google?

Google explicitly prohibits giving legal guarantees for specific positions due to regular algorithm updates. We guarantee the completion of all work according to the checklist, growth in targeted organic traffic, and increased visibility across the semantic core.

How do you protect a website from dropping in rankings during Google algorithm updates (Core Updates)?

We use strictly permitted (White-Hat) methods: technical perfection of the website, creation of expert E-E-A-T content, and acquisition of natural links, which protects the site from search engine filters.

Why is a technical SEO audit needed if the website appears to work without errors?

A visually functional website may have critical hidden issues: indexing problems, broken links, low server speed, duplicate pages, and schema markup errors that hinder growth in search results.

Do you use link building, and how safe is it?

We exclude automatic spam and rented links. The link strategy is built on crowd marketing, outreach in regional media and B2B portals, as well as publishing expert materials that provide long-term link equity.

What is Schema.org markup (FAQPage), and why is it needed on a website?

Schema.org markup helps search bots better understand page content. For FAQs, it creates an enhanced snippet directly in the Google SERP, increasing the click-through rate (CTR) of your website link by 15–30%.

Are copywriting and article preparation included in SEO promotion services?

Yes. As part of the promotion, we prepare technical specifications for texts, write optimized expert articles and meta tags in Latvian, English, and Russian, involving editors and native speakers.