Search
SEO that stillpays after the update.
Crawl health, pages that match how people buy, and authority you can explain. One team owns the number.
38%
Median organic session lift, first 6 months
3 to 6 mo
Before pipeline usually moves
The short answer
What you are hiring us to do.
SEO at Quorum is a revenue program, not a rank report. We fix what blocks crawling and indexing, build or repair the pages that match commercial intent, and earn authority without rented links. Across SEO retainers that stayed at least six months, the median lift in organic sessions in that first half year was 38%. Sessions are not pipeline. We still track them because they tell us whether the pages are being found.
Figures are medians or ranges from Quorum engagements. They describe what we have seen on work we ran. They are not a promise of the same result.
Who it is for
Who this is for.
Companies with a real offer and a site that already gets some non-brand demand, or a site that should and does not. Typical fits are multi-location services, B2B with a sales team, specialty retail, and professional practices where one good lead pays for the month.
A poor fit is a brand-new domain with no offer, no sales process, and a request for page-one rankings in 30 days. We will say so on the first call.
If organic is already your cheapest pipeline source, the work is usually decay, cannibalization, and the next cluster. If organic is invisible in the CRM, we start with measurement before we publish anything.
What's included
Five workstreams, one owner.
Technical foundation
Indexation, internal linking, canonicals, site speed on the templates that matter, and a crawl budget that is not wasted on faceted junk. We do this before we scale content.
Intent map
Queries grouped by the job the buyer is doing: compare, hire, fix, price, or learn. Vanity head terms stay off the roadmap unless they convert.
Page production
New or rebuilt pages with a specific search job. Service pages, location pages, and comparison pages before a blog calendar.
Authority
Digital PR and editorial mentions tied to something worth citing. No link schemes, no private blog networks, no monthly link packs.
Measurement
Search Console, analytics, and CRM stages in one view. Rankings are a diagnostic. The number in the review is leads, pipeline, or revenue.
How it runs
Diagnose, ship, then hold the gain.
01
Diagnostic
Crawl, query, and conversion review. You get a written list of what is blocked, what is thin, and what we would not touch.
02
Roadmap
Ninety days of work, ordered by revenue proximity. Technical fixes that unblock money pages come before new articles.
03
Production
We write, or we brief your team, against the map. Every URL has a query set, an internal link, and a conversion job.
04
Review
Monthly: what shipped, what moved, what we killed. If a cluster is not earning impressions by the checkpoint, we stop feeding it.
Deliverables
What you can hold.
- A crawl and indexation memo with the fixes in priority order.
- An intent map: query clusters, target URLs, and the page job.
- Rewritten or new URLs, with titles, headings, and internal links.
- A technical ticket list your developers can ship without a workshop.
- Monthly reporting tied to leads or revenue, plus the queries that moved.
- A decay list: pages that slipped and the edit that should bring them back.
Timing
What happens when.
Weeks 1 to 3
Diagnostic, measurement check, and the first technical fixes. Some indexation issues show movement here. Pipeline usually does not.
Days 30 to 90
Money pages rebuilt or published. Impressions on the target clusters should start. Leads are uneven.
Months 3 to 6
This is when the median session lift shows up on retainers that stay. We judge the program on qualified demand, not on a traffic screenshot.
After month 6
The work shifts to expansion and maintenance. New clusters only after the first set is earning.
Engagement
How SEO engagements are priced.
Ranges are typical for a senior team on a defined scope. Media spend, production, and tools are separate. A written scope sets the fee before work starts.
Diagnostic · $4,500 to $8,500
A fixed project. Crawl, query map, conversion gaps, and a 90-day plan. Useful if you have a team and want the order of operations.
Retainer · $6,000 to $14,000 a month
The usual shape. Covers strategy, production, technical direction, and reporting. Content volume and digital PR change the fee.
Project cluster · Scoped per URL set
A defined set of pages, such as a location template or a product category rebuild, when you do not need a standing retainer yet.
Industries
SEO by industry.
These are the verticals where the search demand and the buying cycle are specific enough to deserve their own page.
Dental
Dental
Patients choose a practice they can reach, that takes the plan, and that looks safe. Rankings for a bare 'dentist' query are not the job.
Law firms
Law firms
Practice area, city, and a form a person can finish on a phone. Rankings that do not become consultations are a cost.
HVAC
HVAC
The search is seasonal, urgent, and local. The page has to say what you fix, where you drive, and how fast someone answers.
Real estate
Real estate
Portals will keep the listing click. Your site has to win the neighborhood, the agent, and the question the portal does not answer.
Ecommerce
Ecommerce
The blog is not the store. Rankings have to land on a URL that can take the order.
SaaS
SaaS
Integration pages, comparisons, and use-case pages that a sales-assisted motion can actually use.
Med spas
Med spas
Treatment, city, and a booking path. Not a page of borrowed before-and-after photos.
Healthcare
Healthcare
Provider, location, and service line. The homepage is not a substitute for the doctor a patient is trying to book.
Platforms
Platforms we run SEO on.
Platform
WordPress
Archives, titles, and internal links on the templates you already have. A new theme is a different project.
Platform
Shopify
The URLs a shopper should land on, minus the filter pages and dead products. The theme stays unless it cannot hold the fields.
Platform
WooCommerce
Categories, attributes, and the parameter URLs that should not be indexed. The store stays up. The theme is not the project.
Platform
Webflow
Titles bound on the collection template, a closed staging site, and a redirect list. We are not redrawing the layout.
Platform
BigCommerce
Which category should rank, which facets should not, and a front end that actually prints the fields. The catalog stays.
Questions
Before you ask.
How long until SEO produces leads?
Technical fixes can change indexation in weeks. Qualified organic demand is usually a three to six month conversation, and longer in competitive legal, finance, and national ecommerce categories. We put that in the proposal.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. A guarantee is a sales line. We guarantee a diagnostic, a published plan, and a monthly account of what shipped and what changed in Search Console and the CRM.
Will you write the content?
Yes, when the retainer includes production. If your team writes, we still own the brief, the query target, and the edit. A brief with no editor is how thin pages ship.
Do you build links?
We earn mentions from relevant publications when there is a story, a data point, or a tool worth citing. We do not sell a set number of links per month.
How does this relate to AI search?
The same pages have to be crawlable, specific, and sourced. GEO is a separate engagement when you want answer-engine monitoring and entity work on top of classic SEO. Many clients run both.
Can you work with our developers?
Yes. We write tickets against your stack, whether that is WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, or a headless site. We do not require you to change platforms to start.
Get an SEO diagnostic.
One conversation. A diagnostic. A plan you can kill if it is not the work.