A crawlable, indexable site
The SEO consulting starts with the technical base: crawl paths, indexation, canonical logic, and the structure search engines actually reward.
I work as an SEO consultant on the parts that actually move a site: crawlability, indexation, site architecture, schema, page quality, and the SEO risk inside a website redesign. If you need 40 blog posts a month, that is a different hire.
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Zlatko MarjanovicDigital strategist & creative director

Three outcomes I hold myself to before anything ships. If these are not the job, this is the wrong page.
The SEO consulting starts with the technical base: crawl paths, indexation, canonical logic, and the structure search engines actually reward.
Replatforming or redesigning is where most sites lose rankings. I map redirects and protect the URLs that already earn traffic.
An SEO consultant who also builds sites means recommendations get implemented, not filed. I stay in the room during the build.
Scope first, so you know what you are buying and what stays out.
Technical SEO audits, SEO migrations, website optimization, and the structured data a worthwhile site actually needs. I also stay in the room when the redesign or website development starts, so recommendations do not die in a PDF.
You are replatforming, the site dropped after a launch, or Search Console is noisy and nobody owns it. An SEO consultant who also builds websites is useful there. A generic SEO agency pitching guest posts is not.
Guaranteed rankings, private blog networks, or a 200-keyword list with no page to put them on. The work is the site, the architecture, and the pages that can rank.
Same order every time. Discovery, the plan, the build, then the check after launch.
A full crawl of the site: indexation, architecture, speed, schema, and the issues quietly leaking rankings. You get a prioritized list, not a data dump.
Crawlability, canonicals, internal links, titles, and structured data get fixed first, because content cannot outrun a broken foundation.
If a redesign or migration is coming, I map redirects and guard the URLs that already rank so nothing is lost at launch.
I watch Search Console after changes, confirm what moved, and tighten the pages that are close to ranking.
“Zlatko is hard-working and proactive, with excellent communication skills and a keen eye for detail. We engaged Zlatko to help with a broad range of tasks with quite a short turnaround, and we couldn't be happier with his results.”
The artifacts you keep after the call, the build, or the audit.
Short answers so you can tell if this is the right engagement.
Technical SEO is the core. I also fix titles, internal links, and page purpose when that is what is blocking the query. I do not run a separate content mill.
Yes. Some companies want the audit only. Others keep an SEO consultant through the website redesign and the first months after launch.
Technical fixes can show up in weeks. Rankings on competitive terms take longer. I will tell you what should move first and what is a longer play. I do not sell guaranteed rankings.
No. Anyone who does is selling you something they cannot control. I fix the site, the architecture, and the pages that can rank, then we measure in Search Console.
Sitewide technical SEO is the default: crawlability, indexation, architecture, schema, and migrations. Local SEO can sit next to that when the business actually needs it.
Yes. That is one of the highest-value times to hire an SEO consultant. I map redirects and protect the URLs that already earn traffic before anything launches.
A crawl of the site, indexation and canonical issues, architecture, internal links, titles, schema, and a prioritized list of what to fix first. Not a 90-page PDF dump.
If the technical base is broken, more posts will not save it. Once the site can be crawled and the pages have a job, content helps. I will tell you which problem you actually have.