SEO measured in leads, not in rankings.

A number one position that brings no calls is a screenshot, not a result. We build search visibility around the terms people use when they are ready to hire, and we report on what those terms actually produced.

the problem

most SEO reports are built to look busy.

Twenty pages of charts arrive every month. Impressions are up. Some keyword moved from position 34 to position 22. Nobody in the business can connect any of it to a single customer, and nobody wants to be the one to ask.

That happens when the work targets terms that are easy to rank for instead of terms that are worth ranking for. Broad, informational phrases bring volume and no intent. They make the report look healthy while the phone stays quiet.

We start from the opposite end. Which searches does someone type when they already have a problem and a budget? Those are usually lower in volume, harder to win, and the only ones that pay for the work.

what you get08

the whole stack, not just keywords.

01

technical audit

Crawlability, indexation, redirects, duplicate content, broken links and site architecture. The problems that cap everything else, fixed first.

02

keyword and intent research

Terms grouped by what the searcher wants, then mapped one page to one intent so your own pages stop competing with each other.

03

on page optimization

Titles, meta descriptions, heading hierarchy, internal linking and copy that reads like it was written for a person, because it was.

04

local SEO

Google Business Profile setup and maintenance, service area configuration, citation consistency and review strategy across directories.

05

structured data

Schema for your organization, services, articles and FAQs. It is how search engines and AI answer engines identify you without guessing.

06

Core Web Vitals

LCP, INP and CLS measured on real user data, not lab scores. Speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor at the same time.

07

content plan

A publishing calendar tied to the terms that matter, with briefs your team can execute or that we write for you.

08

reporting you can read

One page, monthly. What changed, what it produced, what happens next. If a number went down, it says so and explains why.

how it works04

fix, then build, then compound.

Order matters in SEO more than in any other channel. Publishing content on a site with technical problems is spending money to fill a bucket with a hole in it.

  1. 01

    audit

    Full technical crawl, Search Console history, competitor comparison and a content gap analysis. Findings ranked by impact, not by effort, and the document is yours whether or not you hire us.

  2. 02

    foundation

    Technical issues, page architecture, structured data and Core Web Vitals. Unglamorous work, and the reason everything after it performs.

  3. 03

    pages and content

    Service pages written to convert, supporting content that answers the questions buyers ask first, and internal links that pass authority where it earns the most.

  4. 04

    measure and iterate

    Monthly review of impressions, clicks, positions and conversions by page. What works gets more investment. What does not gets cut, including our own ideas.

fit

who this is for.

  • 01Businesses with a real service to sell and a site that already converts some traffic.
  • 02Owners who can wait three to six months for compounding results instead of needing leads this week.
  • 03Companies willing to publish, update pages and answer questions about their own work.
  • 04Anyone who has been burned by an agency that reported on rankings and never on revenue.

An honest note. If you need leads in the next thirty days, SEO is the wrong tool and we will say so. Paid search buys visibility immediately and SEO earns it slowly. Sometimes the honest recommendation is to run ads first and start SEO alongside once there is cash flow to be patient with.

where we work

local SEO across South Florida.

Revna is based in Deerfield Beach and runs local search for businesses throughout Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade, including Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, West Palm Beach and Miami. Knowing the market matters here in a way it does not for national SEO. We know which service areas are worth claiming, which directories carry weight in Florida, and how seasonal demand moves in this state.

For businesses outside the region, the technical and content work is identical and runs remotely. Only the local layer is geography dependent.

Deerfield BeachBoca RatonFort LauderdalePompano BeachWest Palm BeachMiami

questions04

before you ask.

q.01How long until I see results?

Meaningful movement in organic search typically takes three to six months, and terms with a city in them respond faster than broad national ones. Technical fixes can show up within weeks. Content authority takes longer. Anyone promising SEO results in thirty days is selling something else.

q.02Can you guarantee first position on Google?

No, and neither can anyone else. Nobody controls the ranking algorithm, and Google's own guidelines say to be wary of agencies that guarantee positions. What we can commit to is the work, the reporting, and telling you plainly when something is not producing.

q.03Will I keep the work if we stop?

Yes. The pages, the content, the structured data and the technical fixes live on your site and stay yours. Rankings decay over time without maintenance, but nothing gets removed and no access is revoked.

q.04Does SEO still matter with AI search?

It matters differently. Answer engines pull from the same signals: clear structure, structured data, consistent business information and content that actually answers the question. The work overlaps almost entirely with good SEO. What changes is that being cited matters as much as being clicked.

want to know what is holding you back?

Start with an audit. You get the findings ranked by impact, and the document is yours whether or not we work together.

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