Starter
Best for a focused starting scope
$1,000/month
One site, one market, or a single audit.
What's included
- International SEO audit
- Hreflang review
- 1-country targeting setup
- 25 keywords mapped
- URL structure review
Deliverable
- Monthly report
International SEO
International SEO covering hreflang, country targeting, multilingual content, and architecture so the right market sees the right pages, including freelance engagements for global brands.

An international SEO consultant decides which country and language each URL should serve, then implements hreflang and localization.
International expansion fails in search when hreflang is wrong, markets cannibalize each other, or content is poorly localized. Structured international SEO protects equity while opening new markets.
Expanding into new countries involves more than translating content. Search behavior, language preferences and intent vary between markets.

Prioritize countries and languages worth investment.
Validate hreflang, canonicals, and URL structure.
Align pages to local intent, not just translation.
Sequence launches to protect existing rankings.
Best for a focused starting scope
$1,000/month
One site, one market, or a single audit.
Best for most monthly retainers
$2,500/month
Enough depth to ship technical and content work.
Best for competitive markets
$5,000/month
More pages, markets, or implementation time.
Best for large catalogs and programs
$8,000/month
Catalogs, migrations, or multi-market programs.
Not sure which tier? A $75 consultation answers that. Compare all packages →
A /uk/ path shares authority with the main site. Cheapest, and the right default for most businesses.
A uk.site.com host separates the market somewhat. Medium cost, and equity does not flow as cleanly.
A site.co.uk domain is the strongest local signal and the most expensive, because each domain builds authority on its own.
Bing still matters for UK and US desktop search. Baidu, Yandex, Naver and Seznam matter in China, Russia and parts of the CIS, South Korea, and Czechia. If a target market does not default to Google, the plan changes.
I use AI tools to compare how the same page is described across languages, then I check hreflang by hand. The judgement calls, what to fix first, what to publish, and what to ignore, stay with me. You get the speed of automation without handing the site to a robot.

Hreflang, locale URLs, market prioritization, and duplicate-content checks across countries.

A 30-60 minute call for $75. I review markets and hreflang first, then we agree the plan.