SEO strategy tied to revenue, not vanity rankings.

Roughly 90% of pages get zero traffic from Google — not because the writing is bad, but because nobody decided whether the piece could win before the brief was written. Strategy is that deciding layer: a quarterly roadmap your team can actually execute, with kill criteria for everything that isn’t working.

90%
Pages with zero Google traffic
Industry-wide · Ahrefs index

// 01 · Why strategy

Why the deciding layer comes first.

Most pages lose before they are written — nobody decided whether they could win. Strategy is that deciding layer: diagnose, prioritize, operate. A decision system your team runs every week, not a document.

01

Diagnose

Baseline everything before deciding anything — traffic, revenue attribution, competitive position.

  • Full opportunity map
  • SEO baseline (LLM citations)
  • Competitive gap analysis
02

Prioritize

A scored backlog, not a wish list. Every initiative rated on impact, effort, and capacity.

  • Quarterly roadmap
  • Brief scoring rubric
  • Kill list with redirects
03

Operate

The cadence that keeps it alive — weekly standup, monthly readout, quarterly refocus.

  • Weekly standup (5 numbers)
  • Monthly readout + Slack
  • Quarterly refocus

// 02 · What you're buying

You're buying strategy written for the team that has to execute it.

Most roadmaps are written to impress the room, not to ship. I've sat on both sides — agency decks that sounded brilliant and died in a quarter, and boring, scored backlogs that quietly grew revenue. I write the second kind.

  • Revenue first, rankings second. Every initiative traces to a revenue line the CFO recognizes — or it doesn't make the roadmap.
  • Capacity is part of the strategy. A plan your team can't staff isn't a plan. I score the roadmap against real editor and eng hours.
  • Kill lists are a kindness. Deciding what NOT to do is half the value. I put it in writing so nobody relitigates it.
Drop a photo — you presenting a roadmap, or a working session.

// 03 · Tier by tier

What's actually included.

The Sprint, Fractional, and Advisory tiers compared line by line — same 30-day build, different level of ongoing help.

Sprint
Fractional
Advisory
30-day build
Quarterly roadmap + kill list
Review of yours
Brief scoring rubric
Spot-checks
Weekly cadence
You run it
Run with you
Slack access
During build
Standing
Async questions
Exec reporting
Dashboard setup
Monthly readout
Quarterly refocus
Hiring support
Commitment
One-off
12 months
12 months
Best when
Team can execute
No SEO lead yet
Lead wants a foil

// 04 · Timeline

The engagement timeline.

Weeks one to four are the build. After that it's an operating cadence that runs every week for as long as we work together.

Phase
WK 1
WK 2
WK 3
WK 4
AuditBaseline
Baseline
ModelOpportunity map
Taxonomy + scoring
PlanRoadmap + kill list
90-day plan
RunOperating cadence
Cadence live
CommsAlways on
Weekly async update · Slack access · everything in your project tool
CheckpointsWhere we sync
Kickoff call
Modeling session
Roadmap review
Cadence live

WK 1 · Audit

Baseline traffic, revenue attribution, and competitive position. Ten days of nobody guessing.

WK 2 · Model

Topic taxonomy + scoring against opportunity, effort, and capacity.

WK 3 · Plan

The 90-day roadmap — scored, sequenced, and staffed against real hours.

WK 4 · Run

Weekly standup, dashboard live, and the cadence running without me.

// 05 · Deliverables

What you walk away with.

Every SEO Strategy engagement ships everything below — quotes never have surprise line items.

01

Quarterly roadmap board

Notion · Linear · CSV
02

Brief scoring rubric

Templated + workshop
03

Topic taxonomy map

Clusters · intents
04

Kill list + migration plan

Redirects included
05

Exec dashboard

5 numbers · monthly
06

Succession doc

Runbook handover

// What clients say

Don't take my word for it.

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// 06 · Pricing

Three ways to engage.

Pick by how much ongoing help you want. Every option starts with the same 30-day build.

Roadmap sprint
$5,000one-time

The 30-day build — then your team runs it.

  • Baseline audit + opportunity map
  • Quarterly roadmap + kill list
  • Brief scoring rubric
  • Exec dashboard setup
  • Cadence installed, yours to run
Book sprint →
Most popular
Fractional Head of SEO
$6,500/ month

The sprint, plus I stay on the cadence with your team.

  • Everything in Roadmap Sprint
  • Standing weekly + Slack access
  • Quarterly refocus + refreshes
  • Monthly exec readout
  • Hiring support when you're ready
Book standard →
Advisory
$2,500/ month

You have a team — keep the strategy honest.

  • Monthly strategy session
  • Roadmap + rubric reviews
  • Async Slack questions
  • 12-month engagement
  • Hands-off execution
Talk scope →

Retainers are 12-month engagements — strategy compounds, and I staff for the year. One-off sprints have no commitment.

// 07 · Add-ons

Optional bolt-ons.

Available with any engagement above. Quoted as one-time additions.

Team workshop (half-day)

$3,500

Custom half-day on SEO fundamentals, GEO, n8n, or content systems — built around your team's real work, not slides.

n8n workflow build

$2,800

One end-to-end automation built, deployed to your n8n, and documented for handoff.

Quarterly strategy review

$2,500

For past clients off-retainer. One-day deep dive, fresh roadmap, async follow-up.

Office hours (90 min)

$375

For founders and heads of marketing. Bring whatever's on fire — recorded for your team.

Hiring rubric + interview loop

$4,200

I write the JD and the scoring rubric, then sit on first-round panels for your SEO or content hire. Already included on Fractional.

// Ready to build the roadmap?

Every roadmap starts with a free 30-minute call.

Tell me what you sell and where growth has stalled — I’ll come back within 48 hours with the first quarter mapped out.

Yerain Abreu

// Ready to scope it?

Most engagements start with a free 30-minute call.

Tell me where you are, where you want to go, and which lane fits — I’ll come back with a plan within 48 hours.

Yerain Abreu