Answer these once and you skip the back and forth. We use it to run the audit, size the work properly, and come back with a plan written for your site rather than a template with your name pasted on top.
The basics, so the proposal has the right name on it and the audit points at the right site.
This is where the audit and the proposal land.
Include the https:// so the crawler picks up the right version.
This is the part that shapes everything else. Rankings are the method, not the point, so tell us what the traffic has to do for the business.
Pick one. If two feel equal, choose the one you would defend in a board meeting.
City, country or region. List a few if you serve more than one.
A rough figure is fine. It tells us how hard a keyword is worth fighting for.
Their pages tell us what Google already rewards in your market, so this saves us guessing.
A starting picture, so the audit confirms what you already know instead of telling you things you could have told us.
Age affects how fast results are realistic, so it changes what we promise you.
If it has, recovery work jumps to the front of the queue.
Search Console shows this, or take a guess. We verify it either way.
Two answers here do most of the work: what you sell, and which pages actually earn money. Everything else on this step is optional.
Priority order helps. The page you would most like to see at position one goes first.
Do not worry about search volume or difficulty. That is our side of the desk.
Tap as many as apply.
A large share of searches now get answered on the results page or inside a chatbot, and the click never happens. Being the source those answers quote is a separate job from ranking.
Worth knowing: our team decides the strategy and reviews every recommendation here. We use AI tooling to test how engines describe your brand, but a person reads the output and signs off on the plan before anything reaches your site.
Ask ChatGPT or Perplexity to recommend a company in your niche and see who it names.
Pick any number.
Not sure which apply? Leave them all unticked and we will recommend a set with the proposal.
Skip this if you would rather sort it after we talk. Having it early just means the audit uses your real numbers instead of third party estimates.
Never send us a password. Not here, not by email, not ever. Search Console and Analytics both let you add someone by email address from inside their own settings, and that is the only access we will ask for. Tell us which email to invite and we will confirm the address before you send anything.
Leave blank if you do not have access yet.
Only if you have a physical location or a service area.
Your ads data shows which keywords already convert, which is a shortcut worth taking.
Six quick picks. A rough range is genuinely more useful than a blank, because it stops us from sending a plan that was never going to fit.
SEO compounds. Anything under three months rarely shows its real result.
This decides scope, not quality. We will tell you straight if the goal and the budget do not line up.
This is the box people use to say the thing that changes everything, so it is worth thirty seconds. Then send it over.
Bad experiences are useful. Tell us what went wrong last time and we will not repeat it.
What happens next. We read it the same day, run the audit on your site, and come back within one business day with findings and a plan. No automated sequence, no drip campaign, just a reply from the person who will run the work.
We use what you send here to build your proposal and plan the project, nothing else. We do not sell it, share it, or add you to a list. Questions about any of it, just ask.