Your customer is already searching for what you sell: they type “funeral home in Cartagena”, look at the first ones that come up and call one. If you're not there, it isn't that they don't want you: it's that they don't see you. Ranking means getting into that list and staying.
Nobody can guarantee you first place on Google, and anyone who promises it in writing is lying to you: Google decides positions, not the agency. What I do guarantee is the work done, measured and visible in a report. The first movement shows between month 3 and month 6.
It goes on the first screen and not in the small print: the client who arrives burned by SEO arrives for the same reason — they were promised a position and charged for six months.
And I'm not an SEO agency. There's no account executive in the middle: whoever researches, whoever writes and whoever answers your WhatsApp are the same person.
Almost every argument about SEO pricing is, underneath, a confusion of product. Knowing which of the two you're buying saves you the month-two disappointment.
It's done once and it's finished. It's included when I build the website.
Monthly, continuous work. This is what's hired on this page.
Put plainly: technical SEO is Google being able to read you; ranking is gaining ground on people who are also working at it. Selling them under the same name is what makes people believe one invoice buys first place.
Type “what you do + your city” and six others come up. That's the gap this works on.
Above everything, three businesses show up with stars and a “Directions” button. Without a Google Business profile you don't get into that list.
Paying per click works while you're paying. This is slow, but it doesn't switch off when the month's budget runs out.
Usually it isn't the site: it's that Google can't read it, or nobody wrote the words people search you by.
Two products and two start-up jobs. You can hire only the first and stop there: the audit is paid once and commits you to nothing.
The diagnosis: why you don't show up when people search, what's holding you back and in what order it gets fixed. It comes out of your data —your site crawled, your Search Console, your analytics— not out of a PDF exported from a tool. One-off payment.
from $390,000 COP
5 days
The continuous work: one city and one main service done properly, the Google Business profile managed, 2 pieces of content a month, tracking for up to 30 searches and a monthly report. No lock-in.
from $650,000 COP a month
ongoing work
What pushes the monthly fee up is the scope, not a table of plans. Tick it and watch the total.
How your number adds up
It's an approximation, so you arrive at the call with your number already in your head. The final number goes in writing before you pay anything.
Expensive sectors —health, legal, real estate, insurance— weigh more, because more people are fighting over the same search.
The rest of the prices are published on the pricing page. And if what you want is to understand the market before comparing proposals, what SEO costs in Colombia explains it with agency ranges, tool prices and cited sources.
Read access to your Search Console and your analytics, from month one
A monthly report with what I did, what moved and what's next
I write the content myself, researched and published with its images
The Google Business profile managed: posts, photos and replies to reviews
The accounts stay in your name: if you leave tomorrow, you take everything
No lock-in clause. It's paid month to month
This list is worth more than the one above. It's the one that avoids the month-two problem.
A guarantee of first place, or “top 3 in 60 days”. nobody can give it
Bought links, which Google names as spam. not bought
Ads or Google Ads. This isn't paid advertising. another service
Twenty articles a month made by a machine and published unread. I write them
Social media management. another provider
Redesigning the site. If it needs redoing, I'll tell you. quoted separately
Month 0
Audit and site fixes. Nothing is being ranked yet.
Month 1 and 2
Profile, pages and the first content. There's data, not positions yet.
Month 3 to 6
The first searches start to move. It's the stretch you have to wait out.
Every month
Content, profile, adjustments and a report. This doesn't finish: it's sustained.
Fighting “web design” flat against half the country is expensive and slow. Fighting “what you sell + your city” is another thing: fewer people searching, but people who buy today and nearby. That's where I work, from Turbaco, Bolívar.
Google Business Profile
Example · generic fields, not any real business's
The three on the map
No profile
You don't show up here.
Below, the usual results
Example · not a real result. The work is getting into the list, not promising first place.
Each city is worked on separately, with its own pages and its own searches.
More and more people ask ChatGPT instead of scrolling the ten blue results, and the base is the same as always: readable pages, correct structured data and verifiable information —prices, timelines, who answers.
What I won't sell you is a guarantee that a model mentions you. Nobody controls that.
If your business is a clinic or a practice or a salon or a spa, that's where what changes in each case is set out.
This very site. Open its source: structured data in place, sitemap and canonicals, one page per search intent and the prices published instead of hidden behind a call. It's the work I sell you, done on myself.
The market article. What does SEO cost in Colombia? carries the agency ranges, the list prices of the tools and the payroll maths, with source and date. You can check every figure.
The sites that are live. They went live with technical SEO included from day one. They're in the portfolio, with their domain, for you to open and measure yourself.
No, and be wary of anyone who puts it in writing. Google decides positions, not me. What I do guarantee is the work done, measured and visible in a report. The first movement shows between month 3 and 6.
With that I look at your site and your sector's searches, and I tell you whether this is any use to you, where I'd start and what it would cost. If what you need isn't SEO, I'll say that too: it works out cheaper for both of us.