Your agency doesn’t need another full-time hire to get more SEO work done.
I provide white-label technical SEO and content support for agencies that need an extra pair of hands across client accounts. From technical audits and implementation support to content strategy and performance analysis, I help you find what’s holding a site back and turn it into work your team can actually act on.
Client work doesn’t always arrive at a convenient time.
You might have an audit due while your team is already at capacity. A migration may need another set of eyes before launch. Maybe a client’s organic traffic has dropped and you need someone to dig into the data and figure out what changed.
Sometimes, you simply have more SEO work than your current team can comfortably handle.
That’s where I can step in.
I work alongside SEO teams, content teams, and developers to take specific projects off your plate or provide ongoing support across client accounts. I can work behind the scenes under your agency’s name or collaborate directly with your team, depending on how you prefer to work.
The goal is simple: give your team more capacity without creating more work for you.
Technical SEO and content are often treated as separate pieces of the work, but one can easily hold the other back.
You can publish a strong piece of content and still struggle to get it seen if the site has crawling, indexing, internal linking, or structural problems. And fixing technical issues won’t do much for growth if the content doesn’t match what people are searching for.
My background in SEO content strategy means I look at both sides.
I can investigate what’s happening technically, work with your developers on the fixes, and help your content team make better decisions about what to create, update, consolidate, or improve.
Find out what’s actually happening beneath the surface of a client website. I review crawling, indexation, canonicals, redirects, internal linking, structured data, site architecture, page performance, and other technical issues, then prioritize what needs attention.
An audit shouldn’t end with a spreadsheet nobody has time to work through. I turn findings into clear developer tasks, answer implementation questions, review completed fixes, and check that changes are working as expected.
Give your writers a clear starting point. I use keyword research, search intent, competitor research, existing performance data, and internal linking opportunities to build content strategies and briefs around what the audience is actually looking for.
Some client websites need more than a one-time audit. I can support ongoing technical checks, content reviews, issue tracking, post-implementation QA, reporting, and other SEO work that keeps accounts moving.
When rankings or traffic change, I dig into Google Search Console, GA4, and SEO tools to understand what’s happening. That might mean finding pages losing visibility, spotting indexing problems, identifying content that needs updating, or finding opportunities already sitting within striking distance.
AI is changing how people discover information online, but the foundations still matter. I review website structure, content, schema, and entity signals to make it easier for search engines and AI platforms to understand what a business does and how its content connects.
Your clients are probably asking about it already.
Do they need to optimize for AI Overviews? What about ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other AI-powered search experiences? Does their SEO strategy need to change completely?
The way people discover information is changing, but that doesn’t make the foundations of SEO irrelevant.
Search engines and AI systems still need to access, understand, and make sense of a website’s content. Technical accessibility, clear site structure, useful content, internal relationships between pages, and strong entity signals still matter.
What has changed is where and how that information can surface.
I help agencies account for that when working on client websites. That means looking beyond rankings alone and considering whether content is accessible, clearly structured, useful, well-supported, and easy for search and AI systems to interpret.
You don’t need a separate strategy built on AI buzzwords. You need good SEO that accounts for how search is evolving.
Agency SEO work often involves several people. A recommendation might start with your SEO team, move to a developer or content writer, and come back for QA before it’s complete. I make my part of that process easier by providing clear recommendations that explain what’s wrong, where the problem appears, why it matters, and what needs to happen next. I can also work directly with your content and development teams and keep deliverables organized so you’re not chasing another freelancer for updates.
Depending on what your agency needs, I can help with:
Work under your agency’s name.
Step in for one-off projects when needed.
Help when your internal team is stretched.
Support multiple client accounts over time.
Check work before and after website changes.
Work with writers, SEO specialists, and developers.
When you’re managing SEO across several client accounts, there isn’t always enough time for every audit, technical fix, or follow-up that needs attention. I can step in when your team needs extra capacity, take ownership of specific projects, or pick up work that’s been sitting on the to-do list so your team can stay focused on everything else.
Need help with one project?
Bring me in for an audit, migration, technical investigation, or other defined project.
Your team is at capacity?
I can pick up overflow work across client accounts without adding another full-time hire.
Need ongoing support?
I can stay involved with monitoring, QA, implementation support, and recurring SEO work.
Whether you have an audit that needs attention, a client site that’s causing problems, or simply more SEO work than your team has time for, I’m ready to step in. Tell me what you’re working on, and we can see where I can take some of the workload off your team.