Why does SEO matter for your business’s growth?
SEO helps the right customers find your offer when they search for a solution. Clear pages and straightforward contact routes give that visibility a path to enquiries and sales.
Customers search.
Answer what customers search for when comparing solutions. A clear offer and verifiable case studies help them evaluate your business.
97% · Share of Swedish internet users aged 8+ who use Google.
Internetstiftelsen · 2026 · Read the sourceVisibility influences clicks.
Analysis identifies relevant questions you do not yet cover. Fast, understandable pages then make the route from search result to contact easier.
54.4% · Share of clicks going to the top three organic results in Backlinko’s historical study.
Backlinko · historical CTR study · Read the sourceSearch and AI connect.
Accessible pages and verifiable answers give SEO and Google’s AI features a shared foundation. Content and structure can keep contributing over time with ongoing maintenance.
71% · Share of Swedish internet users aged 8+ who use Google AI Overviews.
Internetstiftelsen · 2026 · Read the sourceThese studies describe search behaviour, not a promised result for your business.
Are the right pages missing, technical issues blocking search engines, or next steps unclear? We identify where the journey breaks down and prioritise work accordingly. Our What is SEO? guide explains the fundamentals.
What do you receive through the SEO system?
A work plan, implementation and reporting in one engagement. We prioritise changes that help customers find and assess your offer.
A prioritised work plan
A documented baseline, the pages to work on and the next actions, based on your business, search demand and competition.
Pages that help customers choose
New or improved priority pages, with clear content, headings, metadata and contact routes. Each page has a defined purpose.
Technical improvements and relevant links
We address technical barriers within the agreed responsibility and connect pages with relevant internal and external references. Explore technical SEO and off-page SEO.
Reporting that guides the next improvement
You see completed work, what available data shows and the next priorities. Search visibility, reliably measured enquiries and won business are reported separately.
How do the eight areas work together?
The audit sets priorities. Technical analysis and the topical map identify the pages needed. Content, images and links develop those pages; measurement guides the next improvement.
- Audit.
Your business, search data, competitors and website establish a documented baseline.
- Business & goals
- Search data
- Content gaps
- Technical barriers
- Technical SEO.
We check indexing, rendering and technical barriers that affect access to your content.
- Page responsibilities
- Indexing
- URL structure
- Structured data
- Topical map.
Customer questions are assigned to the right service page, section or guide.
- Customer questions
- Search intent
- Service pages
- In-depth content
- Content.
We create or improve priority pages, headings, page titles and metadata.
- Content briefs
- Clear answers
- Title & metadata
- Facts & conditions
- Images & data.
Relevant images, tables and structured data make the offer and supporting evidence easier to interpret.
- Explanatory images
- Diagrams
- Tables
- Image descriptions & alt text
- Internal linking.
Services, guides and case studies connect customers with useful detail and the next step.
- Descriptive link text
- Relevant source passage
- Clear link destinations
- Link checks
- Off-page.
We develop relevant external references and mentions within the agreed scope.
- Relevant sources
- External references
- Publication format
- Documentation
- CRO.
We improve the route to an enquiry or purchase on the included pages and review available results.
- Clear next step
- Form checks
- Action measurement
- Measurement
Larger activities are agreed separately.
All eight areas are coordinated throughout the engagement. Priorities, production volume and responsibility follow your goals and the agreed capacity.
See how a technical SEO audit documents barriers and how semantic SEO connects customer questions with page structure.
Where do local SEO, AEO and GEO fit in?
They are applications of the same SEO system. Your market and customer questions determine where we focus the work within the agreed capacity.
Local SEO connects Google Business Profile, local pages and contact routes. AEO focuses on clear, supported answers. GEO concerns visibility in generative answers; our AI SEO work connects content, sources and technical access.
Google’s AI features use the same SEO foundations as ordinary search. No special AI markup is required, and a citation cannot be guaranteed. See Google’s guidance on AI features.
What does the work look like in practice?
NLL Måleri had no website. SOVRA built its first site and connected local content, Google Business Profile and clear quote-request routes.
- 3,100 organic clicks. Google Search Console over the preceding twelve months, reported by the project owner on 20 October 2026.
- Over SEK 400,000 in local projects won. Local painting projects won through organic enquiries. These are reported separately from potential tender contracts. Reported by the project owner on 20 October 2026.
- Over SEK 15,100,900 in tender enquiries. Enquiries for projects in Skåne from a major buyer. The value relates to potential contracts, not won business. Reported by the project owner on 25 October 2026.
See the work and supporting context in the NLL Måleri case study. For e-commerce, GENTCREATE shows how SEO, CRO and UX connect. Each case retains its own measurement period and evidence; results relate to that engagement.
Website · SEO · Translation · CRO
3 100 organic clicks from Google.
Google Search Console · latest 12 months. Figures supplied by the project lead, .
From no website to organic leads and local contracts won.
Over SEK 15,100,900 in tender enquiries. Enquiries for projects in Skåne from a major buyer. The value relates to potential contracts, not won business. Reported by the project owner on 25 October 2026. Over SEK 400,000 in local projects won. Reported by the project owner on 20 October 2026.
SEO · CRO · UX · Partner
≈ 202 000 clicks from Google web search.
16-month view; screenshot shared on 8 October 2026. Google Search Console; rounded total.
SEO consulting and partner work across SEO, CRO and UX for an online retailer of premium leather products.
How does the collaboration begin?
- The form. Describe your business, website and what you want to improve.
- The analysis. We review the information and identify what needs investigation.
- The call. We discuss goals, practical requirements and a relevant approach.
- The proposal. You receive the scope, responsibilities, price and terms to consider.
What does SEO cost and what is included?
From SEK 25,000/month excl. VAT, with no minimum contract term. All eight areas are included. The proposal defines the workload and implementation responsibilities.
What we coordinate
Analysis, technical work, topical mapping, content, images and data, links and CRO on the included pages. Google Business Profile and local pages are included when the engagement has a local focus.
What is agreed separately
A new website, major integrations, paid advertising and a broader CRO programme have separate scopes. Additional languages, markets, production needs and external costs are specified before work starts.
Clear terms and direct contact
You work directly with founder Djordje Obradovic on goals and priorities. The proposal states deliverables, responsibilities and cancellation terms. You receive a monthly report and a 30-minute meeting each quarter.
We specify the scope, responsibilities and terms in the proposal. Book a strategy call.
What do you need to know before we begin?
What do you need from us?
We need to understand your services or products, goals and priority markets. Before implementation, we agree on the access needed and who in your team can confirm facts, materials and changes.
Why do we work on SEO every month?
Each review informs what needs improving next. We build on previous work and adapt content, technical foundations and contact routes as demand, competition or your business changes.
When can SEO results be assessed?
Changes can take effect within hours or over several months. Google generally recommends waiting a few weeks before assessing a change. We distinguish delivered work, visibility and business outcomes. See Google’s guidance on reviewing changes.
How do we assess whether the investment pays off?
We review reliably measured enquiries or purchases with you. The investment pays off when the contribution margin from additional business attributable to SEO covers the cost of the work. Search data alone cannot establish that.
Can you guarantee rankings or AI citations?
No. We are responsible for the agreed work and report what has been delivered. Search engines and AI services decide which results and sources they show.
Do we need a new website?
Not necessarily. The audit shows whether the existing technology and structure can support the work. If a new website is needed, website development is planned and priced as a separate project.
Can we start with a smaller engagement?
Yes. For a defined decision, there is SEO advice and strategy. If your agency or team needs a specialist role, there is SOVRA Partner. The ongoing SEO system is the option for coordinated implementation.
Can SEO be combined with Google Ads?
Yes, with separate engagements and budgets. Advertising buys ad space and does not improve organic rankings. Read about Google Ads for the scope of advertising work.
What SEO work does your business need?
Tell us what you sell, which customers you want to reach and what needs to work better. We review the starting point and assess whether the ongoing SEO system fits your business.
After reviewing your situation and discussing it with you, we provide a defined proposal with priorities, responsibilities, pricing and terms for you to consider.

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