Titles and descriptions
Written from the search each page should answer, checked against what the results page shows for that search, and kept inside the length that displays.
For agencies
Page-level SEO work done by our team and handed back under your agency name: what each page says, how it is built and how it links to the rest of the site.
Short answer: White label on-page SEO is the page-by-page part of search work, done by a specialist team for an agency to present as its own. It covers titles, headings, body copy, internal links, structured data and the technical details of each page.
Written from the search each page should answer, checked against what the results page shows for that search, and kept inside the length that displays.
One clear heading per page, subheadings that match the questions people ask, and body text that answers them in the first lines.
Which pages should point to which, with anchor text that says what the target is, so that the pages that matter are easy to reach.
Schema for the business, the service and the questions answered on the page, checked against what the page actually says.
Alt text, file sizes and loading behavior for the elements that slow a page down.
Pages that compete for the same search, and what to merge, differentiate or leave alone.
The pages in scope and the search each one is meant to answer. If you have no list, a keyword research job comes first.
Each page gets a change sheet: the current title and heading, the new ones, the copy edits and the links to add.
You approve, edit or reject every row before anything is changed on the client site.
We make them through the client's CMS, or hand your developer a sheet they can work from directly.
On-page work sits inside our white label SEO service. It usually follows white label keyword research and an SEO audit. For monthly reporting on the work, read white label SEO reports, and for how programs are structured, white label SEO programs. Local clients are covered in white label local SEO services. You can also use the contact page.
Either way. We can work in the CMS with access you arrange, or deliver the change sheet for your own team to apply.
Yes. Sheets and notes carry your agency name or none.
Often it helps, but it depends on the site, the competition and what else is wrong. We report what changed and what moved, and we do not promise positions.
We can limit the work to titles, headings, links and schema, and leave the body copy with the writer.
An audit finds problems across the whole site. On-page work fixes the named pages. Many agencies start with an audit and then hand us the pages to fix.
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