For requirements beyond SaaS, compare the SEO service scopes against their own owners and business models. The following topics do not claim SaaS results.
Enterprise, commerce, local and international SEO have different content, technical and measurement requirements. The appropriate scope follows the actual business model.
Enterprise SEO
Enterprise SEO considers the visibility of a larger organisation across its digital properties, connecting technical structure, reputation, content and reporting.
Brand reputation and branded search review
We review branded search results and identify content and technical requirements that help accurate, current company information remain available.
Technical SEO and architecture for larger sites
For larger sites, we review architecture, subdomains, countries and language variants for crawling and indexing needs. Required access and implementation capacity are agreed in scope.
Enterprise content strategy and expert review
Expert reports and analysis can be planned around verifiable sources and qualified review.
Analysis and reporting for decision-makers
Reporting connects SEO performance with business goals such as market share and measurable return, in a format senior decision-makers can use.
Ecommerce SEO
We assess category and product architecture, filter URLs and the user journey against technical SEO and CRO needs.
Technical SEO and ecommerce architecture
We review product and category crawling, performance and duplicate-content issues, then prioritise actionable corrections.
Category and product page optimisation
Titles, descriptions and useful product information are planned around purchase intent. Top positions are not guaranteed.
Content marketing and topical coverage
Blog articles and buying guides enter the plan where they meet a user need and complement the store’s content.
Conversion-focused analysis and reporting
Appropriate measurement connects work with demand and sales outcomes, while explaining keyword- and channel-level attribution limits.
WordPress SEO
A WordPress review considers the theme, content, performance and technical structure alongside plugins. Improvements are prioritised without a ranking guarantee.
We measure themes, images, scripts and integrations that add page weight and prepare a performance plan.
Search-friendly site structure
Theme, URL and indexing settings are reviewed to help search engines understand page relationships.
Useful content and real expertise
The content plan follows audience questions, the brand’s real expertise and verifiable sources.
Visitor-to-enquiry and purchase journeys
We evaluate enquiry and purchase journeys using usability and measurement evidence and plan corrections for identified barriers.
Shopify SEO
Shopify scope covers technical SEO, content and measurement appropriate to the platform. Visibility and sales outcomes are evaluated separately.
Technical SEO for Shopify
We review Liquid themes, collection and tag URLs, duplicate content and application-related performance issues.
Product and category planning
Products and categories are connected with suitable buying questions, with supporting content planned around the user journey.
Traffic, conversions and revenue attribution
Rankings and traffic are read alongside available conversion data. Keyword-level purchasing information is limited by the data that can actually be observed.
SEO-aware theme and app review
We assess theme and app effects on SEO and performance using available evidence and scope the necessary corrections.
ikas SEO
Technical SEO for ikas
We check which URL, redirect, canonical and structured-data controls are available in the actual ikas setup, then plan the changes and responsibilities that fit the store.
Product and category optimisation
The content plan connects actual buying questions with product titles, descriptions, image alternatives and useful category information.
Content strategy and topical coverage
Where suitable, blog and guide content can answer buyer questions and support store pages. It does not guarantee traffic, trust or market leadership.
We assess the theme, images and applications using real performance and journey checks and prioritise problems that affect customers.
For stores using ikas, SEO work can be planned around content, page architecture, technical checks and measurement needs.
Local SEO
Local content for Ankara audiences
For a business targeting Ankara, local queries and content can be assessed at the relevant district or neighbourhood level, including areas such as Çankaya, Kızılay or Ümitköy where appropriate.
Local content for Istanbul audiences
Istanbul’s location and district-level needs are assessed against the actual service area. No local office or ranking position is implied.
Google Business Profile and maps review
Where a business is eligible, its profile details and local-content requirements can be reviewed. A top-three map position is not promised.
Local content for Izmir audiences
For an Izmir target, local query and directory needs are reviewed alongside the business’s actual locations and service area.
For a physical business, relevant Google Business Profile and local-content needs are evaluated separately. Map and search positions are not guaranteed.
International SEO
Country and language targets require separate query, content, URL and localisation review. Qualified language review and delivery capacity must be defined before publication. İlgili: Framer
A UK target requires relevant market evidence and British English review of queries, content and user expectations.
A German target requires qualified German-language and local-market review. Unverified language capacity or link outcomes are not claimed.
A United States target requires country-level and, where appropriate, regional review of queries, competition and user needs.
A French target requires competent language review and real capacity to meet local user expectations.