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Human-Delivered SEO Services | RevOps Consulting Group

Hand-Built Rankings, Personally Overseen

RevOps Consulting Group’s Human-Delivered SEO service is built and executed by a dedicated senior SEO engineer with more than 25 years of hands-on experience — not a tool, not a template, and not a rotating team. Every audit, every keyword decision, every line of editorial content, and every schema implementation is personally thought through and signed off on by your engineer, with the precision that comes from two and a half decades of ranking websites through every major Google algorithm shift.
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How It Works?

Your SEO engineer performs comprehensive technical, architectural, and editorial work, by hand, end to end. No AI layer between you and the work.
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Audit & Map

Full technical crawl, information architecture, and competitive gap analysis built from scratch.
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Schema & Templates

Hand-coded JSON-LD, on-page templates, and indexation governance for every page type.
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Editorial Content

Indexable, link-worthy editorial pages that rank for high-intent queries templates can’t reach.
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Monitor & Refine

Weekly monitoring, internal linking sweeps, and real-time adjustments as Google evolves.

The RevOps Consulting SEO Engine: What You Get

Both of RevOps Consulting’s SEO services run on the same proven engine, built from 20+ years of ranking websites for local, regional, and national clients. The only difference between the two offers is who executes the work and how closely you’re looped in along the way. Here’s everything included, start to finish.

One-Time SEO Foundation Build

A flat-fee engagement completed in the first 60 to 90 days. This is where the heavy technical and architectural work happens — every month of Phase 2 depends on getting this right.

Technical & Crawl Audit

  • Full technical SEO audit covering crawlability, indexation, render path, internal redirects, canonicalization, and Core Web Vitals.
  • Faceted navigation and filter behavior review for sites with large catalogs or directories — a common source of duplicate or thin pages.
  • JavaScript rendering review for any client-side rendered product, listing, or category content.
  • Sitemap inventory and gap analysis against the site's actual page footprint.
  • Robots.txt and meta robots audit, with documented recommendations for what to index and what to suppress.

Information Architecture Map

  • Documented hierarchy of the site: homepage, category/service hubs, subcategory pages, location pages, and individual product or listing pages.
  • URL structure recommendations and a mapped redirect plan if URLs change.
  • Pagination strategy for category, service, and location pages with high page counts.
  • Internal search results page handling, typically set to noindex / follow

Schema & Structured Data Layer

  • LocalBusiness, Product, or other appropriate schema type applied at the page-template level.
  • ItemList schema on category, service, and location hub pages.
  • BreadcrumbList schema on all interior pages.
  • Organization and WebSite plus SearchAction schema on the homepage.
  • FAQ Page schema where supported by editorial content.
  • Schema validated against Google's Rich Results Test and Schema.org standards.

On-Page SEO Templates

  • Title tag pattern for each page type (homepage, category, location, product/listing, and editorial).
  • Meta description pattern for each page type.
  • H1 and on-page heading structure recommendations.
  • Image alt text pattern for logos, products, and photos.
  • Open Graph and Twitter Card patterns for social previews.

Indexation Governance

  • A written indexation policy: which page types are indexable, which are noindex, and why.
  • Specific handling of low-value pages: empty category results, thin pages, sparse location pages, internal search, and filtered views.
  • Sitemap segmentation by page type (products/listings, categories, locations, editorial), submitted in Google Search Console.

Internal Linking Architecture

  • Hub-and-spoke linking model for category, service, and location pages.
  • Related-content module specification (for example, “Similar businesses near you” or “Related services”)
  • Editorial-to-page linking patterns for guides and resource content.
  • Footer and global navigation link audit.

Measurement Setup

  • Google Search Console verification, sitemap submission, and configuration.
  • GA4 audit and event configuration for key interactions, outbound clicks, and form fills.
  • Baseline performance report covering current rankings, indexed pages, and visibility scores.

Competitive Gap Analysis

  • Identification of 3 to 5 competing businesses or sites in your market and region
  • Keyword and content gap analysis: where competitors rank and you don't
  • Authority and link gap snapshot, covering referring domains and link velocity
  • Documented opportunities prioritized by traffic potential and effort.

Foundation Deliverables Summary

  • At the close of Phase 1, you receive:
  • A technical SEO audit report.
  • An information architecture map.
  • A schema implementation spec with code-ready JSON-LD blocks.
  • On-page template specifications.
  • An indexation policy document.
  • An internal linking spec.
  • A measurement setup confirmation.
  • A competitive gap analysis with prioritized opportunities.
  • A 12-month roadmap that feeds directly into Phase 2

Monthly SEO Retainer

A monthly retainer that runs in parallel with Phase 1 starting in month one, and continues after Phase 1 closes. This is the steady execution layer that turns the foundation into rankings.

Editorial Content

  • Hand-built, indexable content that earns links and ranks for high-intent queries that templates alone can't reach.
  • 1 or more editorial pages per month, with cadence scaling by package (see Packages by Market below).
  • Examples: city or service guides (“Best [category] in [city]”), comparison pages, and evergreen resource pages.
  • Each page includes target keywords, schema, internal links to relevant pages, and an editorial image set.

Template Optimization

  • Quarterly review of page templates (category, service, location, product/listing)
  • Title and meta description refinements based on Search Console performance.
  • New schema fields added as Schema.org and Google guidelines evolve.
  • On-page experiments on a controlled subset of templates.

Internal Linking Maintenance

  • Monthly internal linking sweep as new pages, categories, or locations are added.
  • Orphan-page detection and remediation.
  • Anchor text diversification on editorial pages.

Indexation & Technical Monitoring

  • Weekly monitoring of indexation health in Search Console.
  • Crawl error triage and remediation tickets.
  • Schema validation monitoring.
  • Core Web Vitals tracking and regression flagging.

Authority Building

  • Editorial outreach to surface the guide and resource pages built above to relevant publications and link partners.
  • Unlinked brand mention reclamation when found
  • Digital PR opportunities flagged for your approval. Aggressive, scaled link-building campaigns are scoped separately for National / high-competition engagements.

Monthly Reporting

  • Indexed page count, total organic clicks, and impressions.
  • Top 20 ranking pages with movement.
  • Top 20 ranking queries with movement.
  • Editorial pages published this month and their early performance.
  • Technical issues identified and resolved.
  • Recommended actions for the following month

Packages by Market

Every engagement starts with the same Phase 1 foundation and Phase 2 retainer described above. What changes by market is the depth of the work: how many keywords we’re targeting, how complex the site architecture is, and how much editorial and authority-building cadence it takes to win. Use the table below to find the package that matches your market, then we’ll confirm exact scope on your kickoff call.

Local Foundation

Single-location service businesses, local retailers, and professional practices with one core service area and no e-commerce or directory functionality.
Included Details
Keyword scope 5 to 7 primary keywords, plus supporting long-tail terms
Site architecture Single-location information architecture, schema, and on-page templates
Editorial content 1 editorial page per month
Competitive monitoring Quarterly competitive gap refresh
Phase 1 foundation build one-time $2,995 starting price — confirmed on kickoff call
Phase 2 monthly retainer (human-delivered) $2,995 / month human-delivered

Regional Growth

Multi-location businesses, regional service-area companies, or single-location businesses competing in a larger metro market (for example, Cleveland, Omaha, or Oklahoma City).

Included Details
Keyword scope 15 to 25 primary keywords across multiple service lines or locations
Site architecture Multi-location/service IA, schema across location pages, expanded on-page templates
Editorial content 2 to 3 editorial pages per month
Competitive monitoring Monthly competitive gap monitoring
Phase 1 foundation build one-time $4,995 starting price — confirmed on kickoff call
Phase 2 monthly retainer $4,495 / month human-delivered

National Authority

E-commerce stores, directory or marketplace sites, and multi-state or national brands competing for high-volume keywords.

Included Details
Keyword scope 30+ primary keywords, with programmatic optimization across thousands of long-tail page variants
Site architecture Full IA with faceted-navigation review, JS rendering audit, and large-scale schema (ItemList, Product, etc.)
Editorial content 4+ editorial pages per month plus expanded authority building
Competitive monitoring Weekly competitive monitoring
Phase 1 foundation build one-time $7,995 starting price — confirmed on kickoff call
Phase 2 monthly retainer $6,995 / month human-delivered

Pricing above reflects starting points for each market tier. Final scope and pricing for Regional and National engagements are confirmed after a discovery call, since competitive landscape and current site condition both affect the hours required.

Human-Delivered Advantage

Both RevOps Consulting Group SEO services run on the same engine. What you’re paying for here is depth, access, and judgment that only a dedicated human expert can provide.
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Deeper Keyword Research

Your SEO engineer personally builds out keyword maps with manual search-intent analysis and SERP-by-SERP review — applying judgment on which terms are genuinely worth pursuing versus which simply look good in a tool but won’t convert.
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White-Glove Communication

Direct, ongoing communication about campaign direction, keyword priorities, and ranking performance — not just a monthly report, but a continuing conversation about what the numbers mean and what to do next.
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Weekly Strategy Calls

A standing weekly call with your dedicated SEO expert to review rankings, discuss the keywords and direction you personally want to see for your website, and adjust course in real time.
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Real-Time Google Ecosystem Recommendations

Your engineer proactively flags opportunities across the broader Google ecosystem the moment they’re found — Google Business Profile, Google Analytics, Google Ads, service-area and location pages, and more — even when they fall outside the core SEO scope.

More Reasons to Choose a Human Expert

25+ years of hands-on SEO experience gives you judgment, pattern recognition, and accountability that no automated system can replicate.
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25+ Years of Pattern Recognition

Your engineer has likely already seen the situation you’re in — and knows what worked and what didn’t.
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Judgment AI Can't Replicate

Nuance: brand voice, local context, the competitor that looks scary but isn’t, gray-area calls that don’t fit a template.
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Immediate Crisis Response

If rankings drop, a penalty hits, or a negative SEO attack launches, your engineer starts troubleshooting the same day.
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One Accountable Expert

Every audit, schema decision, and editorial call is personally signed off on by a named expert who answers to you.
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Institutional Memory

Years of context about your business, seasonality, customers, and brand story — sharpening every month.
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Custom Strategy, Not a Template

Roadmaps built around your specific goals and competitive reality — not generated from a standard playbook.

Want a wider Google strategy?

If your goals call for a coordinated strategy across organic search, GBP, paid search, and analytics — our Human-Delivered SEO Service gives you a dedicated engineer overseeing every channel.

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Out of Scope

The following are not part of this engagement and would require separate scoping:
  • Website redesign, theme work, or page-builder changes beyond SEO-required template updates
  • CRM, marketing automation, or email marketing platform work.
  • Paid search, paid social, or other media buying (available as a separate RevOps Consulting Group service).
  • Custom development beyond providing implementation specs to your developer or development team.
  • Content creation for individual product listings, business profiles, or third-party advertiser pages.
  • Hosting, WordPress security, or site migrations.
  • Manual data entry of new listings, products, or locations.
  • Customer support, review management, or reputation management.

Reporting, Cadence & Communication

  • A 30-minute kickoff call within 5 business days of contract signature.
  • A standing weekly 30-minute strategy call with your dedicated SEO engineer.
  • A monthly performance report delivered by the 10th of each month, walked through live on your weekly call.
  • A quarterly strategy review of 60 minutes by video.
  • Co-branded reports available on request.

Term, Renewal & Ownership

  • Phase 1 is a one-time engagement scoped to complete in 60 to 90 days.
  • Phase 2 carries a 6-month minimum with a 60-day out clause after the minimum.
  • All deliverables, audits, specs, and editorial content produced under this engagement become your property at the end of Phase 1, and on a rolling basis during Phase 2.
  • Your Google Search Console and GA4 properties remain owned by you, or your business, at all times.