Premium SEO Package
Thirty hours is the first tier where new pages get written rather than only existing ones improved. The Premium package covers every page type, new content, and site-wide metadata recommendations, for $1,500 across 30 hours of work. Everything in the Basic and Standard packages is included.
Service Page Optimization, Implemented
Between five and ten service pages receive the same complete treatment the homepage gets in the Basic tier. Each page gets a rewritten title tag, meta description, and headings, content rewritten for AI readability, trust signals added, questionable claims removed, internal links corrected, and image alt text written.
Blog Post Optimization, Implemented
Between five and ten existing blog posts receive the same full treatment as service pages. Posts already earning impressions in Google Search Console get prioritized, because demand for those topics is already proven.
Ten New Supporting Content Pages
Ten new pages get researched, written, and published. Each one targets a specific question the audience actually searches for, rather than a topic chosen for word count.
Together the pages build topical authority across the site, which supports the rankings of existing pages rather than only the new ones.
Metadata for Up to 500 Pages
Written title tag and meta description recommendations cover every page on the site, up to 500 pages. Each recommendation matches its own page content, stays consistent with the site’s topical focus, and is written so AI systems can categorize the page clearly.
Advanced Technical Audits
Five audits run beyond the standard technical scan:
- Redirect chain audit, finding multi-step redirects that slow the site and leak ranking authority
- Mobile usability check across the most important pages
- Orphaned pages report, finding pages with no internal links pointing to them
- Keyword cannibalization audit, finding pages competing against each other for the same queries
- Bing Webmaster Tools review, applying the same checks to Bing’s platform
The Bing review requires Bing Webmaster Tools access. Where access is unavailable, the item is skipped with a written disclaimer rather than quietly dropped.
Press Release
A press release gets written and approved by you before distribution. The release is written to be understood by AI systems and picked up by news sources, so the business gets mentioned and cited by third parties.
Third-party citation is among the strongest trust signals for both search engines and answer engines, which is why it sits in the highest tier rather than as an add-on.
What Thirty Hours Covers
- Price
- $1,500, one time, with no retainer attached.
- Hours
- Thirty, more than four times the entry tier.
- Everything in Standard
- Including the index diagnosis, citation correction, and file fixes.
- Service page optimisation
- Implemented rather than recommended.
- Blog post optimisation
- Existing posts improved rather than replaced.
- New supporting content
- Ten new pages, written against the diagnosis rather than a topic list.
- Metadata at volume
- Titles and descriptions for up to 500 pages.
- Advanced technical audits
- Log-level and structured data checks beyond the standard crawl.
- Press release
- One, written for extraction rather than for syndication volume.
Where the Standard Top-Tier Advice Breaks Down
Does your site have enough pages for thirty hours to reach?
- The usual advice
- Buy the largest package, since more hours means more work and therefore more results.
- What holds up in practice
- Hours only help where they reach something that matters. A small brochure site with three pages cannot absorb thirty hours usefully, and the correct recommendation there is a cheaper tier plus the findings.
Picture a five-page business site buying the largest tier because the budget allowed it. The reasoning is generous and the fit is wrong.
Ten new content pages on a site with no topical map produces ten pages nobody planned. The hours were spent and the site gained a content problem it did not have.
Ivan Sp recommends against this tier where the site cannot absorb it. Turning down the larger sale once is cheaper than delivering thirty hours of the wrong work.
Buying more hours than a site can absorb produces work rather than results, and it usually creates pages that need pruning later.
Ten unplanned content pages is a pruning project in twelve months, paid for twice.
Four Things Commonly Assumed About the Premium Package
Which of these describes your situation?
Ivan Sp meets these four assumptions whenever the largest tier is being considered.
| Commonly assumed | What actually holds |
|---|---|
| More hours always means more results. | Hours help where they reach something that matters. A small site cannot absorb thirty hours usefully. |
| Ten new pages is the main value. | The new pages are written against the diagnosis. Their value depends entirely on whether the diagnosis identified real demand. |
| Metadata for 500 pages means 500 hand-written titles. | At that volume the titles are generated from each page’s own fields, then checked. Hand-writing 500 is not what thirty hours buys. |
| A press release builds links. | Google’s policy treats press release links as requiring a sponsored or nofollow attribute. The release is written to be quoted. |
| The largest tier suits every business. | A five-page site should buy a cheaper tier. Recommending against this one is part of scoping it honestly. |
Thirty hours on the wrong site produces pages nobody needed. The tier is worth buying when the diagnosis has something to point them at.
A Worked Example: Where Thirty Hours Goes
Consider how the hours divide on a site that can absorb them. The allocation below is illustrative, written to show what fits. No client engagement is described here.
| Activity | Roughly | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Everything included in Standard | 14 hours | Diagnosis, citations, and file fixes complete |
| Service page optimisation | 5 hours | Titles, headings, and internal links implemented |
| Blog post optimisation | 3 hours | Existing posts improved rather than replaced |
| Ten new supporting pages | 5 hours | Written against the diagnosis |
| Metadata for up to 500 pages | 2 hours | Generated from page fields, then checked |
| Advanced technical audits | 1 hour | Structured data and log-level checks |
I show the allocation because thirty hours sounds larger than it is. Half of it is the Standard tier before anything new happens.
Thirty hours across a website is a long afternoon per major section. The allocation is what decides whether it lands anywhere useful.
The metadata row is only possible because generation does the volume. Hand-writing 500 titles would consume the entire package on its own.
How the Premium Package Runs
I confirm the site can absorb the hours before selling this tier.
- Confirm on a free thirty-minute call that the site has enough surface for thirty hours.
- Complete every step included in the Standard tier first.
- Optimise service pages, implementing rather than recommending.
- Improve existing blog posts rather than replacing them.
- Identify ten supporting pages from the diagnosis rather than from a topic list.
- Write those pages against real demand evidence.
- Generate metadata for up to 500 pages from each page’s own fields.
- Check the generated metadata for uniqueness across the whole set.
- Run the advanced technical checks, including structured data validation.
- Write one press release built around a specific, checkable claim.
How This Engagement Is Scoped
What This Tier Excludes
- Paid advertising
- Excluded from every tier.
- Website redesign and CMS migration
- Excluded from every tier.
- Page speed engineering
- Excluded. The reported scores are read and explained.
- Link acquisition programmes
- Excluded, since no evidenced process for one exists here.
- Ongoing management
- Packages are one-time. Retainers are quoted separately.
- Ranking or traffic promises
- Never made, on any tier.
- E-commerce product content
- Priced separately, per product page.
- What is included instead
- Thirty hours of implementation across the diagnosis findings.
Tools and Primary Sources
The references below cover the standards this tier works against. Each opens in a new tab.
- Google title link documentation governs the metadata generated at volume in this tier.
- Google structured data policies sets the rules the advanced markup checks apply.
- Google link spam policy defines how the press release links must be attributed.
- Creating helpful, people-first content is the standard the ten new pages have to meet.
Check Whether Your Site Can Absorb This
I suggest three checks before buying the largest tier.
- Count your service or product pages that carry commercial intent.
- Count your blog posts, and how many earned any clicks in the last year.
- Count your total indexable pages, since metadata volume matters here.
- Ask whether ten new pages have somewhere obvious to sit in your structure.
Fewer than about eight commercial pages usually means a cheaper tier fits better. No obvious place for ten new pages means the map should come before the writing.
Common Questions
Why is the service page count a range rather than a fixed number?
Pages vary in length and complexity. A short service page takes far less time than a long one, so the range reflects the hours available rather than an arbitrary cap.
Who chooses the ten new content topics?
Topics come from search demand and from gaps found during the audit, then get confirmed with you before writing starts. Topics you specifically want covered can replace suggested ones.
Are the 500 metadata recommendations implemented?
No. Site-wide metadata arrives as written recommendations. Implementing 500 changes is a separate scope, and it is often better handled programmatically.
What is the difference between the Standard and Premium packages?
Premium roughly doubles the hours again. The additions are service page optimisation, blog improvement, ten new pages, metadata for up to 500 pages, advanced audits, and one press release. Standard covers diagnosis and site-wide fixes without new content.
Next Step
The first call is a free 30-minute consultation with no pitch attached. You receive an honest assessment of what is holding the site back and what can realistically be done about it.