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First, the right people have to find you. We sort out the technical side, content, and local search so you're found by people who actually need your service.
If your online presence has outgrown “let's just fix this one thing,” Full SEO Rebuild connects: your website, content, SEO, local visibility, contact, and measurement. Not as six projects that happen to overlap, but as one system. We don't patch an old site: we build you a new, fast website and carry over your content and rankings. Projects start at €7,200.
# a typical situation looks like this
→ several connected digital problems
→ the current website no longer represents the business well
→ services and structure are unclear
→ local visibility is fragmented
→ content, SEO and web design are managed separately
→ no clear path from search to contact
→ no one person deciding the next priority
# ready to connect the whole system?
contact SEOfixLab → bookACall()Full SEO Rebuild isn't for a business that just needs a nicer homepage.
It's for situations where the problem is bigger: the website no longer represents what the business does today; structure and services were added over the years without a plan; SEO, content, and web design work separately; local visibility exists but isn't connected; customers have no clear path from search to contact; no one sees the full picture.
If you just need a simple, professional website, see the 7-Day Website.
If you know something's wrong but not what, start with the Audit.
If you already know the whole system needs to be properly connected, let's talk about Full SEO Rebuild.
Hosting does its part. The developer does theirs. SEO does its part. Marketing does its part.
Nobody has to be bad at their job.
But the customer doesn't see four providers.
They see one business.
They search. They find you. They try to understand. They decide whether to trust you. They decide whether to contact you.
If there's a gap between those steps, they don't care whose it is.
But you should.
First, the right people have to find you. We sort out the technical side, content, and local search so you're found by people who actually need your service.
Once they arrive, they shouldn't need a translator. Your offer, services, and business facts have to be clear to people who don't know your internal terms.
Saying “we're professionals” isn't enough. We show what's actually there: experience, people, references, process, location, and proof.
When someone is ready to reach out, the website shouldn't get in the way. Phone, email, form, WhatsApp, booking — we use whatever makes sense for your business.
In the end, we want to know what actually changed. Not to stare at ten charts, but so the next decision is better than the last.
Before we write a single headline, we check the facts: services, locations, names, address and phone, proof, and exactly what you offer.
Facts first. Then copy.
We don't create a new page just because an SEO tool says people search for something. We look at what the person is trying to do. If a topic deserves a page, it gets one. If a section is enough, it stays a section.
Mobile first. Fast. Clear. No new technology just because it's new. We use static HTML when it's the best tool, and another platform when the business really needs it.
We don't make up references, experience, or results to make a page sound “stronger.” We work with real business facts. If we can't verify something, we don't present it as fact.
Metadata, indexing, canonical tags, sitemap, and structured data where they make sense. We organize your business identity and content so people and machines get the same story.
An interested visitor should easily become an inquiry. No wandering through menus.
Before launch, we check the technical side. After launch, we set a baseline in Search Console, Analytics, and Google Business Profile when we have access. So next time we have data, not a gut feeling.
Quality check, fact check, launch, and a baseline for measuring from there.
What does the business actually do, what can it claim, and what proof does it have?
What are people searching for, what's relevant locally, and which topic truly deserves a page?
Page layout, content, proof, internal links, structured data, and contact buttons. Everything gets a reason to exist first.
We build one page of each type first, check how they work on mobile, and only then build the rest.
Quality check, fact check, launch, and a baseline for measuring from there. It's not spectacular. It's just cheaper than cleaning up chaos later.
If we've taken on strategy, the website, content, technical implementation, and coordination, it's our job to connect them.
If the problem is in another company's system that we don't control, we'll tell you.
And we'll tell you clearly who to call and why.
# scope depends on
→ the current state of the website and infrastructure
→ the number and type of services
→ the structure needed
→ the amount of content and proof
→ local competition and search
→ features
→ available data
→ the amount of implementation
# before work starts
scope, price and timeline are defined()
If we start with an SEOfixLab Audit, the full Audit fee is credited toward your Full SEO Rebuild project.Not every project costs the same. Fixing a solid foundation is not the same as cleaning up five years of digital chaos.
Scope depends on: the current state of the website and infrastructure; the number and type of services; the structure needed; the amount of content and proof; local competition and search; features; available data; the amount of implementation.
Before we start, we agree on scope, price, and timeline.
If we start with an SEOfixLab Audit, the full Audit fee is credited toward your Full SEO Rebuild project.
OrtoCentar is a good example of what we mean by Full SEO Rebuild.
The job wasn't “let's make a prettier page.” We built a new website, moved the existing content, and cleaned up the old system, working toward a clearer local and business foundation.
Google Search Console — two equal back-to-back periods immediately before and after implementation:
The average position didn't improve. It was actually slightly worse.
That's exactly why this is a good example: the result didn't depend on pushing one keyword to a better average position. The site started showing up in search far more often — and those impressions started turning into clicks.
This is one project, not a promise that every project will get the same result.
What matters is both the measured change and the kind of work behind it:
business facts → structure → content → technical build → local clarity → contact → measurement.

ProjectIt isn't just a new website, or a generic monthly SEO package with the same 12 items for every business.
It doesn't promise the #1 spot, mentions in AI answers, a number of leads, or revenue.
We work on what we can control: a better foundation, clearer relevance, better content, easier contact, and measurement.
If you want someone to take over and connect the whole system:
Full SEO Rebuild projects: from €7,200
For clients on our hosting: from €3,600.