SEO and Web Development Studio
We improve existing websites and build new projects on WordPress and Next.js. SEO, development, and content are coordinated within the same project: we research demand and competitors, develop the site structure and pages, and make the technical changes the work requires. We can also connect CRM, Telegram, and other integrations when needed.
Experience in numbers
Since 2019
Building, improving, and promoting websites for businesses
100+
Projects completed across development, SEO, content, and integrations
5 years
Longest ongoing client relationship
SEO, development, and content work together
When each area has a separate contractor
- The SEO specialist prepares recommendations, but the client still has to find someone to implement them.
- Changes to page content and structure are planned without accounting for the website’s technical constraints.
- When something goes wrong, the client has to decide which contractor is responsible for fixing it.
- Every new contractor has to relearn the project, its earlier decisions, and its accumulated limitations.
How we work
- SEO, development, and copywriting are coordinated within the same project.
- We review the structure, content, and technical implementation of a page together.
- We make the required website changes instead of stopping at a list of recommendations.
- We retain project context, so the next task does not begin with another introduction to the website.
What we do with websites
We can handle one defined task or take on a broader project. The scope depends on the current state of the website, the goal, and what has already been completed.
SEO and website growth
We develop site structure, research search demand, create and improve landing pages, prepare content, and fix technical issues. We work with local, international, and multilingual projects.
One-time SEO and audits
We inspect the website, identify technical and structural issues, and set priorities. You can order the audit alone or ask us to implement the fixes and prepare the site for further growth.
Website development and rebuilds
We build websites on WordPress and Next.js, migrate projects from other platforms, add sections and functionality, and connect content management when the project needs it.
Support and improvements
We monitor technical health, deliver planned changes, fix faults, and continue developing the website. The working format depends on the platform and the real task load.
Integrations and automation
We route leads to CRM and Telegram, connect external services, APIs, and webhooks, build Telegram bots, and automate repeatable processes.
Website migration to WordPress or Next.js
We move existing websites to WordPress or Next.js: carry over pages and content, migrate forms and integrations, map redirects for changed URLs, and account for SEO before launch.
Start with a live website, a new idea, or a list of problems
You do not need a complete technical specification before contacting us. Show us what exists and describe what you want to achieve.
You already have a website
We review its structure, content, and technical condition. Then we identify what is holding it back, which pages need work, and which format fits the project.
You need a new website
We help plan the structure, choose between WordPress and Next.js, prepare the pages, and implement the required functionality. Search demand and future growth are considered before the build begins.
You are not sure where to start
A technical or SEO audit can establish the priorities. If a standalone audit is unnecessary, we review the website first and recommend a one-time project, regular work, or a rebuild.
Show us the website and describe what you want to change
Send the link and a short explanation of the task. If there is no exact plan yet, describe what is not working or what you want the website to achieve. We will review the context and suggest a practical first step.
How we approach website growth
We make decisions about structure, content, and implementation in the context of the whole project. A fix on one page should not create a new problem elsewhere.
Research demand and competitors
We validate target queries, inspect real pages in the search results, and collect the buyer questions they answer. Then we design our own structure and cover those questions more completely.
Treat the page as a complete experience
SEO is not reduced to metadata and another paragraph of copy. We may change the block order, navigation, templates, internal links, content, and technical implementation.
Implement the changes
When promotion or a new feature requires development, we do the work within the project. The recommendation does not have to wait for another contractor.
Choose the platform for the project
WordPress fits content-heavy websites, catalogs, and WooCommerce. Next.js fits projects that need custom interfaces, business logic, integrations, or a more flexible architecture.
Agree on the scope first
We confirm the tasks, price, schedule, and expected handover before work starts. New requirements are estimated separately instead of being quietly added to the original scope.
Check the result after launch
After publishing, we track rankings, traffic, and on-page behavior to confirm the change worked as intended. If it does not, we investigate and adjust.
A one-time project or regular work
Both are complete formats. The right choice depends on whether you need to close a defined scope or keep developing the website after the first stage.
One-time project
- Technical or SEO audit with a written report.
- Fixes and preparation for further growth.
- Development, rebuild, migration, or a standalone integration.
- Handover of the agreed result when the work is complete.
- Continue independently or return later.
Regular work
- Ongoing development of site structure, pages, and content.
- Technical changes as new tasks appear.
- SEO work, review of results, and updated priorities.
- Support informed by the website’s history and earlier decisions.
- Move into regular work after a one-time project if useful.
Regular support is not a required continuation. When the agreed task is complete, we hand over the result in the confirmed format.
Case studies
Developing and Growing a Dental Clinic Website
We built a website for a dental clinic in Dubai, then continued to develop it through SEO, content, and ongoing administration.
A Catering Catalogue with Flexible Menu Selection
For a premium food delivery and catering company in Moscow, we developed a catalogue that lets customers choose menus by category, event, number of guests, and service format.
Building a Cleaning Company Website Around Search Demand
For a new cleaning company in Dubai, we researched search demand, grouped the queries into clusters, and used them to design the website structure.
How the work starts
Describe the task
Send the website link and explain what needs to change. We can work in writing, so a call is not required to begin.
We review the starting point
We inspect the website, platform, structure, available materials, and technical constraints. If access or more data is needed, we request it separately.
We define the scope
We propose the order of work and confirm the tasks, price, schedule, and expected result. A large project can be split into independent stages.
We do the work
SEO, content, and development follow the same plan. During the project, we provide written updates and raise questions that need a decision.
Handover or continue
After a one-time project, we hand over the agreed materials, access, and technical notes. If more work is needed, we scope the next stage or move to regular support.
The projects we work with
We work across different industries and do not limit projects by a single business model. The task, the state of the website, and whether the required functionality can be implemented properly matter more.
Company and service websites
Corporate and service websites that need clear structure, landing pages, lead capture, and continued SEO work.
Catalogs and ecommerce
Product and service catalogs, WooCommerce stores, filters, listings, categories, and integrations with payments, shipping, and external systems.
Content and multilingual websites
Projects with many pages, several languages, regional sections, and regularly updated content.
SaaS and digital products
Marketing websites for software products, feature and integration pages, documentation, scalable templates, and SEO architecture.
Customer accounts and web applications
Next.js projects with authentication, custom interfaces, databases, APIs, and project-specific business logic.
Other projects
If the site runs on another CMS or the task falls outside a standard format, we inspect the technical constraints before confirming the work.
Before we start
Yes. You do not have to order a broad retainer. We can estimate a standalone change, audit, integration, migration, analytics setup, or another clearly limited task.
No. We improve and rebuild live websites and also create new projects. For a new website, we account for future structure, content management, and the technical SEO foundation before launch.
It depends on the starting point. If a live website is not growing, we usually review its structure and technical issues. If it needs new functionality or a substantial rebuild, development becomes part of the work. When the cause is unclear, an audit can establish the priorities.
Neither platform is universally better. WordPress works well for content websites, catalogs, and WooCommerce. Next.js fits custom interfaces, business logic, and integration-heavy projects. We recommend a platform after reviewing the requirements.
SEO and individual changes on another CMS may be possible after we inspect the platform, code, and available extension options. New builds and full migrations are primarily delivered on WordPress or Next.js.
No. A one-time project can end with the agreed handover. If the website needs more work later, we can scope another stage or agree on a regular working format.
The price depends on the scope and complexity, the number of unique pages and templates, the current condition of the website, integrations, content volume, and required technical changes. Service pages show useful ranges; the final amount is confirmed after review.
A small change and a full website build require very different schedules. We confirm timing after reviewing the source materials and scope. Larger projects can be divided into stages so useful parts can launch earlier.
Full UI/UX design is not a core studio service. We can work from an approved design, the website’s current visual system, a prototype, or agreed references. If a project needs a dedicated designer, that involvement is discussed before the scope is confirmed.
Yes. We can coordinate structure and content with an internal marketer, prepare implementation tasks for the client’s developers, or make the changes ourselves. Responsibilities are agreed before work starts.
Yes. Languages, markets, and regional structure are determined for each project. Communication and approvals can be handled in writing.
No. We can guarantee completion of the agreed analysis, content, structure, and technical work. A specific position, indexing date, or search-engine decision is outside any contractor’s control.
The handover depends on the service and is agreed in advance. It may include website changes, code, repository access, credentials, a report, prepared content, an integration diagram, and technical notes.
Send the website link and a short description of the task. If the website does not exist yet, share the project idea, required functions, examples, and any available materials. A complete specification is not required in the first message.
Tell us what the website needs
Send the link and describe the task in your own words. If you are not sure which service fits, explain what is not working or what is missing. We will review the context and suggest a practical first stage.