Freelance SEO Specialist
Work directly with the person doing your SEO. No account managers and no handovers. Ecommerce, Shopify and international search sit at the centre of the work.
Start a ConversationWork directly with the person doing your SEO. No account managers and no handovers. Ecommerce, Shopify and international search sit at the centre of the work.
Start a ConversationIn many agencies, the person who wins your business is not the person who does the work. Strategy gets passed to an account manager, then to whoever on the team has capacity that month. Context gets lost at every step.
With a freelance SEO specialist, the person you speak to is the person who audits your site, writes the plan, makes the changes and reports on the results. Decisions happen in one conversation, not three. Your budget goes into the work itself.
There is a trade-off worth naming. An agency gives you a whole team under one roof, covering paid ads, social, design and development. If you need all of that from a single supplier, an agency is the better fit. If organic search is the channel you want done well, working with a specialist directly usually gets you further for the same spend.
My work spans Australia, New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Europe, along with businesses here in Nepal.
Updates are written and asynchronous by default, with calls scheduled when they are genuinely needed. Messages get a reply within 48 hours.
I am based in Kathmandu, four to five hours behind Australian eastern time and around five hours ahead of the UK, so working hours overlap both the Australian and UK business day.
I work on organic search only. Google Ads, paid social, email marketing, brand and creative work, and high-volume content production all deserve someone who does them full time. When a client needs one of those, I am happy to suggest a specialist rather than take on work someone else would do better.
I also do not buy links, sell link packages or promise rankings. Nobody controls Google's results, and anyone guaranteeing a position is guessing.
More than one million organic clicks and 62 million search impressions across seven markets and six language markets.
An Australian ecommerce brand grew organic clicks by 180%, with average position improving from 9.7 to 6.6. A wellness platform's United States market went from nothing to 139,000 clicks per quarter, and its UK market reached 71,600 clicks and 5.63 million impressions. A German market was built from zero organic presence to roughly 6,800 clicks within six months.
Every figure comes from Google Search Console. The full write-ups are on the case studies page.
A freelance SEO specialist handles the work that improves how a website performs in organic search: technical fixes, keyword strategy, on-page optimisation, content direction and reporting. The difference from an agency is that one specialist does the work directly, without account managers or handovers in between.
It depends on what you need. An agency suits businesses that want paid ads, social, design and SEO from one supplier. A freelance specialist suits businesses that want organic search done well and prefer to deal directly with the person doing the work.
Yes. My work spans Australia, New Zealand, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Europe. Communication is written and asynchronous by default, with calls scheduled when needed.
On scope. Ongoing engagements and one-off projects are priced differently, and the right figure depends on the size of the site and the goals. Pricing is quoted once the site and the work involved are clear.
Within 48 hours. Most updates are written, so there is a clear record of what was done and why.
Yes. Changes are made directly where access allows, or written up as clear, specific briefs for your developer or agency to implement.
Tell me about your site, your market and what you want organic search to do for the business. You will hear back within 48 hours.
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