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Titles and meta descriptions
Rewritten to match what people search for, and to make them want to click.
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On-page SEO in Singapore
The edits, made in your CMS. On-page SEO is everything on the page itself that helps it rank: titles, headings, copy, images, internal links and how well the page matches what the searcher wants. We make the edits ourselves, and send them to you for approval first.
How we handle On-page SEO
- Audit Find what’s holding the site back.
- Agree priorities Rank fixes by impact and agree the order with you.
- Approve and implement You approve each month’s changes and our team makes them.
- Review monthly A call or written report on what changed and what’s next.
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Plans from S$700 a month
- Seed S$700 a month Small local businesses
- Sprout Best value S$1,500 a month SMEs and B2B companies ready to grow
- Grow From S$3,000 a month Online stores and competitive industries
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seekandsproutseekandsprout.com › on-page-seo › intent
Search intent, headings and copy
If search engines rank guides for a term and you have a sales page, you won’t rank. We match each page to what searchers want and restructure its headings and copy.
People also ask
What’s the difference between on-page and technical SEO?
Technical SEO is about whether search engines can crawl and index your site. On-page SEO is about whether each page deserves to rank once they do. Most sites need both.
Will you change our brand voice?
No. We edit within your voice and send changes for approval before anything is published.
How many pages do you optimise?
We start with the pages closest to bringing in business, usually your main service or category pages, and work outward from there.
seekandsproutseekandsprout.com › on-page-seo › cannibalisation
Pages competing with each other
When several of your pages target the same search, none of them rank well. We merge, redirect or re-target them.