SEO and search visibility
The only thing I can honestly sell in SEO is what can be measured: that your site is crawlable, fast and correctly marked up. Do not trust anyone promising a rank — Google does not sell rankings.
What I do is this: inspect the site through a search engine’s eyes, remove the obstacles, measure, and show you in numbers what changed.
Scope — what's included
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Technical audit
Crawlability, indexing, canonical errors, duplicate content, broken links, hreflang, robots.txt and sitemap. Findings come back ordered by impact.
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Search Console setup
Verification, sitemap submission, indexing requests and how to read the reports. The property is yours — your data does not sit with me.
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Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS and INP get measured; whatever slows the page (fonts, images, third-party scripts) is handled one by one. Measured with Lighthouse and field data, not guessed.
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Structured data
schema.org markup: who you are, which service you provide where, your opening hours. Google recognizing you as an entity comes before ranking.
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Content structure
Heading hierarchy, one topic per page, internal linking and title/description tags. It becomes clear which page answers which query.
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Local search
For businesses searched in and around Ankara: address consistency, map listing and local schemas. We set up the Google Business Profile together.
How we proceed
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1. Measure
First I document where you stand: which pages are indexed, which queries bring traffic, where speed sits. That report is yours to keep, even if we do not work together.
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2. Priority list
Findings get sorted by impact against effort. Anything blocking indexing goes first; polish goes last.
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3. Implementation
I make the fixes. If someone else built the site, your developer gets clear, actionable items instead of a vague report.
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4. Verification
The same measurements run again and you get a before/after table. You see what changed; "we improved it" is not an answer.
Why me
- On this site the whole technical SEO layer lives in code: JSON-LD @graph (Person, ProfessionalService, WebSite, ProfilePage), hreflang, canonical, sitemap, IndexNow.
- Lighthouse mobile: performance 99, accessibility 100, best practices 100, SEO 100 — the measurement is public, run it yourself.
- Even on a site that rotates through six themes, I kept the search signals constant: title, description, canonical and h1 are identical on every crawl.
- kelimely.com and kelimelab.com run live on my own infrastructure with their own SEO setups.
Frequently asked
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No, and nobody can. Anyone guaranteeing it is either claiming control over rankings or targeting a keyword nobody competes for. What I do guarantee: your site will be crawlable, fast and correctly marked up, and I will show the before/after measurement.
How long until results show?
Technical fixes (indexing, speed) show within weeks. Ranking movement takes months depending on competition. On a brand-new domain, earning Google’s trust takes longer still — I say so up front.
Monthly retainer or one-off?
Technical SEO is mostly a one-off job: fixed and it stays fixed. A monthly arrangement makes sense if you publish content continuously; otherwise I will not invent reasons to invoice you every month.
The site belongs to an agency. Can we still work together?
Yes. I run the audit and hand over fixes specific enough for their developer to apply. If you like, I verify the result afterwards too.
Do you sell backlinks?
No. Bought links violate Google’s guidelines and hurt in the medium term. Links come from content that genuinely helps and from real relationships.