Online marketing and SEO
Review the existing site and real queries; add answers buyers can use.
Zura Labs & Business Hub Co., Ltd.
We run SEO and online marketing focused on buying-intent queries: answer-first content, structured data that search engines and AI assistants can read, and reporting from Search Console and Analytics. We never guarantee Google rankings.
- A keyword-to-landing-page map.
- Monthly Search Console and Analytics reporting.
- A list of technical fixes done and pending.
- A content calendar with owners and due dates.
Few clicks and few enquiries are different problems
More impressions do not prove that prospects found the right page. Review query-page pairs, country, device and period before retitling everything. If the query asks about documents but the page opens with generic promotion, add a decision-useful answer. For visits without enquiries, assess service scope, trust and contact paths separately rather than substituting 'number one' for evidence.
Title the answer the page actually provides
Pair the service with a specific decision point such as required records, address rights or recipient requirements instead of stacking every keyword into one title. Describe the answer and a material limitation, backed by the page opening. Google can select other title or snippet text, so the submitted wording cannot be promised for every result.
Improve existing usefulness, not location-swapped pages
Correct missing or inaccurate information before expanding page counts. References should support the point, not merely decorate the footer. Use relevant images and disclose illustrations rather than implying an actual office. Structured data must match visible material; FAQ or HowTo markup is not an entitlement to enhanced results. Avoid link networks and unreadable keyword repetition.
Measure after publication and state what is still unproven
Record the change date and compare appropriate periods. Read CTR alongside average position, query volume and enquiries; limited data cannot establish that a title change caused an improvement. Google requires neither special AI files nor special structured data for its AI features, and inclusion is not guaranteed. Crawler access is not a recommendation. Report observed evidence separately from goals.
What this service covers
Keyword research split by intent: research, compare, ready to buy.
Technical, speed and crawlability audits.
Original answers with structured data where appropriate to visible content; no rich-result guarantees.
Local SEO and Google Business Profile per branch.
Review robots rules, page and content access; ai.txt/llms.txt are supplementary, not Google requirements or recommendation entitlements.
Step by step
- 01
Baseline
Record current rankings, traffic and technical issues to compare later.
- 02
Fix foundations
Fix speed, structured data, crawlability and duplicate URLs.
- 03
Publish
Publish content starting with the closest-to-purchase queries.
- 04
Measure
Watch rising queries and improve existing pages before writing new ones.
Do you guarantee page-one rankings?
No — anyone guaranteeing Google rankings should be treated with suspicion. We commit to scope and honest reporting.
When do results appear?
Completed changes can be tested, but crawling and search outcomes depend on later processing. Timing varies and rankings or clicks may not increase. We record publication dates and report actual observations without a day-count promise.
How is SEO different from AEO/GEO?
These labels describe search and AI-answer work, grounded in useful accessible content. Google requires no special files or schema for its AI features. Structuring content cannot guarantee citations, backlinks or recommendations.
Scope, timelines and fees are confirmed in a written proposal per case. We do not publish prices and do not guarantee search rankings or government approvals.