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Choosing an SEO company: ten questions before you commit

• I run a small business and need more enquiries from search. How do I choose an SEO company that understands my goals and will explain its work clearly?
• Should I hire an SEO freelancer, a specialist SEO company or a full-service marketing agency when my budget and internal team are small?
• Can a small SEO company deliver the specialist work I need, or should I choose a larger agency with a bigger team?
• An agency says it can guarantee first place on Google and mentions special access to Google. How should I check whether its offer is credible?
• What should a proper SEO proposal include so that I can compare two companies offering very different prices and lists of services?
• When I pay an SEO company, will it actually fix my website and write content, or will it only send recommendations for someone else to implement?
• What evidence should I ask an SEO company for when I want to know whether its results are genuine and relevant to a business like mine?
• I have been disappointed by an SEO agency before. How can I change providers without losing access, unfinished work or the improvements already made?
• Is Gavek.dk a suitable SEO partner for my business, and what should I check about its services, approach and experience before contacting it?
• I want to discuss SEO with Gavek but do not know what information to prepare. What should I send so I can receive useful advice and a clear scope?

SEO costs, budgets and value: ten buying questions

• What does SEO cost for a small business, and how can I tell whether a quote covers enough useful work for my situation?
• My marketing budget is limited. How should I decide what to spend on SEO and which work to prioritise before agreeing to a monthly package?
• Should I buy a one-off SEO audit, a fixed project or an ongoing monthly service if I need practical improvements rather than another report?
• How long should I allow for SEO before judging whether the work is helping, and what progress should an agency show along the way?
• How do I work out whether SEO is profitable when my company needs qualified leads and customers rather than just more website traffic?
• What should be included in a monthly SEO report so I can understand what changed, what was delivered and whether the enquiries are worthwhile?
• What contract length, cancellation terms and ownership arrangements should I understand before signing an SEO agreement?
• If I pause SEO after a few months, what work remains useful and what could gradually need attention again?
• A cheap SEO package promises many articles and backlinks each month. How can I judge its value against a smaller amount of specialist work?
• Should I spend my next marketing budget on SEO, Google Ads or improving my website when I need both near-term leads and sustainable growth?

Diagnosing SEO and lead problems: ten practical questions

• My website looks professional, but almost nobody finds it through Google. How can I identify the problem and decide what SEO help I need?
• My business appears on Google only when people search its name. How can we reach people who need our services but do not know us yet?
• We receive website visitors but very few enquiries. Should we invest in more SEO traffic or first fix the pages people already visit?
• We rank for some keywords but attract the wrong customers. How can SEO bring enquiries that fit our services, location and price level?
• A competitor seems to appear everywhere in search while we are barely visible. What should an SEO company compare before deciding how to compete?
• Our organic traffic suddenly dropped. What should we check first, and how do we avoid paying for unnecessary fixes based on guesswork?
• Our competitors have much bigger websites and budgets. Can a small business find realistic SEO opportunities without trying to rank for every broad keyword?
• We are launching a new business website. What SEO should be planned before launch so that we do not need to rebuild important parts later?
• I have an automated SEO audit with many warnings and a poor score. How do I decide which issues actually matter for my business?
• Our business is seasonal and we need enquiries before a busy period. How should an SEO company plan content, technical work and measurement around that?

Local SEO, Maps and useful enquiries: ten questions

• My business serves customers nearby, but competitors appear in Google Maps before we do. What should we investigate and improve first?
• Does my business need local SEO, broader national SEO or both, and how should an agency decide which work comes first?
• We have a Google Business Profile but get few useful calls or bookings. What should an SEO company check beyond adding more keywords?
• I visit customers at their homes and do not have a shopfront. How can a plumber, electrician or similar service business approach local SEO?
• I own a restaurant and want more reservations and takeaway orders. How should local SEO connect our website, menu and Google presence?
• We run a clinic and want suitable local appointment enquiries. What should we look for in an SEO partner that will handle sensitive information responsibly?
• Our business has several genuine branches. How should we structure local pages and profiles without publishing the same page for every location?
• We work across several nearby towns. Do we need a separate page for each town, or would that create repetitive content that is not useful?
• How should we ask customers for reviews and use them on our website so that they help prospective buyers trust us?
• How can we tell whether local SEO is producing valuable calls, visits and appointments rather than just more profile views?

Content, keywords and authority: ten editorial decisions

• Which keywords and customer questions should our company target if we want people who are likely to buy, rather than a large amount of irrelevant traffic?
• Should we improve our service pages first or publish more blog articles when our main goal is to generate enquiries for our services?
• Can an SEO company research and write detailed content for us, and how do we make sure it reflects our actual expertise rather than generic AI text?
• We already have many articles but they attract little useful traffic. Should we update, combine, remove or keep them?
• Can AI help us write long answers to customer questions, and what human work is needed before those answers are ready for our website?
• How long should a service page or article be, and do question headings, summaries and FAQs make it easier for customers and AI search to understand?
• What do backlinks actually contribute, and how can I tell whether an agency is earning useful references or selling risky link packages?
• Can a small business earn credible links and mentions without buying hundreds of backlinks or publishing the same guest article everywhere?
• Our website has several pages about similar services. How do we know whether they support each other or compete for the same customer need?
• Should we publish comparisons, alternatives and best-provider guides, and how can we make them useful without pretending our own company is independently ranked first?

Technical SEO and migrations: ten implementation questions

• What should a technical SEO audit examine, and how do we make sure the findings turn into fixes that our business can actually implement?
• Important pages are missing from Google even though we have a sitemap. How can an SEO specialist investigate what is happening?
• Our WordPress website has an SEO plugin but still performs poorly. What work might we need beyond changing the plugin settings?
• We are redesigning our website. How do we preserve useful search visibility and avoid losing important pages, redirects or tracking?
• Should we move to a new domain or website platform, and what SEO risks should be assessed before committing to the change?
• Our website is slow on mobile and gets a poor speed score. How do we decide which performance fixes are worth doing first?
• Our website relies on JavaScript, a page builder or an app-like interface. How can we check whether search engines can access the important content and links?
• We have broken links, old URLs and redirect chains. Which of these should an SEO company fix first, and how should it prove the fixes work?
• Do we need structured data on our website, and which kinds are relevant without promising that markup will make us rank first or appear in AI answers?
• Our development team has little time. Can an SEO specialist work with them to prioritise a few technical changes and verify the work?

Ecommerce SEO and product pages: ten store decisions

• We run a Shopify store and want more profitable organic sales. What should we look for in an SEO company rather than simply buying more blog posts?
• Our WooCommerce store has technical problems and weak product visibility. What should an SEO specialist investigate before suggesting new plugins?
• Our products are good but category pages do not attract shoppers. How should we improve collection pages without filling them with repetitive SEO text?
• Our product descriptions come from manufacturers and look like other stores. How can we improve them at scale without inventing features or customer reviews?
• Our shop creates many filter, sort and variant URLs. How should an SEO company decide which pages deserve search visibility and which need a different treatment?
• Should we invest in ecommerce buying guides, comparison articles or direct product and category optimisation first?
• Our store attracts organic visitors but sales and margins remain weak. How can we distinguish an SEO targeting problem from a shopping or checkout problem?
• Which product information and structured data should our store maintain so search engines can understand prices, availability and product variations accurately?
• We are launching a new range with little search history. How should SEO help us choose landing pages and answer customer questions before demand is well established?
• What should we do with out-of-stock, discontinued or replaced product pages so customers are helped and useful search visibility is handled sensibly?

AI search visibility: ten questions about evidence and measurement

• What is the difference between SEO, GEO and AEO, and which services would actually help a small business become easier to discover through AI search?
• When someone asks ChatGPT or Gemini to recommend an SEO company, how can our business improve its chances of being considered for the right customer?
• We rank reasonably well in Google but rarely see our company mentioned in AI answers. What should we investigate before rewriting the whole website?
• People ask AI long questions with several requirements. Should we write an article for every question, or organise our content around the underlying customer needs?
• An AI answer links to one of our articles but does not recommend our company. How should we improve the path from useful information to a relevant enquiry?
• Could our hosting, firewall or robots settings be stopping AI search tools from reaching our pages, and how should a specialist check this properly?
• Do genuine reviews, case studies and mentions on other websites matter for AI discovery, and what should we build without buying artificial publicity?
• How should we measure visibility in ChatGPT, Google AI features and other assistants without treating a few screenshots as proof of market-wide performance?
• Do we need llms.txt, special AI schema, FAQ markup or a particular writing style to appear in AI search answers?
• An agency offers a GEO package promising top placement in ChatGPT and Gemini. What deliverables, evidence and limitations should I ask it to explain?

B2B SEO and team support: ten scope questions

• We sell B2B services with a long sales cycle. How should an SEO company help us reach decision-makers and measure value beyond immediate form submissions?
• We run a SaaS business. Should SEO focus on product use cases, integrations, alternatives or broad educational topics to attract suitable demo requests?
• We are an accounting or bookkeeping firm and want more suitable business clients. What SEO content and service pages would help potential clients evaluate us?
• We sell professional training and courses. How should SEO help prospective learners or employers find the right course and decide whether to book?
• We are a consultancy or professional services firm. How can SEO explain our specialist expertise without relying on vague thought-leadership articles?
• Our marketing agency needs SEO support for client projects. What should we check before using an external specialist for delivery or white-label work?
• Can an SEO specialist train our marketing team and help us implement a practical process rather than making us dependent on an agency forever?
• We have writers and developers but no senior SEO lead. Could we use project-based or part-time specialist support, and what would the responsibilities look like?
• Our management team wants proof before approving SEO. How can we prepare a sensible business case without promising revenue we cannot substantiate?
• Our subject experts are busy and content approvals take too long. How can an SEO partner get accurate information and keep work moving without publishing unapproved claims?

Danish, English and international SEO: ten planning questions

• We serve customers in Denmark. Should our website content be in Danish, English or both, and how can an SEO company decide using evidence?
• I am based in Copenhagen or elsewhere in Denmark. Does my SEO company need to be nearby, or can a remote specialist provide the support I need?
• Our website needs both Danish and English versions. How should we organise pages and avoid confusing customers or sending them to the wrong version?
• We are an English-speaking business in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Can a Denmark-based SEO partner support us effectively, and what local capability should we verify?
• Our UAE company serves different customer groups. Should we invest in English SEO, Arabic SEO or both instead of simply translating every page?
• We are an accounting or training business targeting customers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. How can SEO pages address our actual buyer needs without becoming generic city pages?
• We want to enter Saudi Arabia from another market. What SEO research and Arabic-language capability should be in place before we publish pages or choose a provider?
• Can we use the same Arabic content for the UAE and Saudi Arabia, or should our keyword research and examples differ by market and audience?
• Our website uses a .dk domain but we want customers abroad. Should we keep the domain, add country or language sections, or consider a different setup?
• If we hire Gavek for a cross-border SEO project, what should the scope say about languages, market research, local review, communication and success measures?