An SEO Agency That Builds Pages Google Has A Reason To Rank

Yes, for commercial searches. Roughly two thirds of searches end without a click, but most of those are questions, not purchases. A search for a service or a product still shows the classic results. The page cited in the AI answer gets more of the clicks that remain. SEO now has two jobs: rank, and be worth quoting.

It depends on the site’s age, its authority, and how crowded the term is, and any agency giving a fixed answer is guessing. New sites in competitive markets wait longest. Established sites with technical problems often move fastest, because fixing the crawl releases pages that were already earning. We show leading indicators first: pages indexed, then impressions, then clicks, then leads.

It fixes what the last crawl found, ships the pages the keyword map calls for, and refreshes the ones that slipped. Then it earns the mentions that lift them. It reads Search Console for losses and cannibalization, checks the tracking, and reports what changed against leads rather than sessions. At Komplex the same senior lead does all of it, and every change gets logged where you can read it.

Retainers are the norm and the range is wide, because scope drives price. The number of pages, the amount of content, the state of the site, and the link work all move it. Audits and migrations are usually priced as projects. Our fee is separate and follows the model in the pricing section.

Komplex most often works on a monthly SEO retainer sized to the work, and we are open to other formats if one fits you better. Content and digital PR are their own lines, because some sites need two pages a month and others need twenty. The fee is fixed after the free audit, once we know the site.

No, and no agency can, because Google decides. What we commit to is the work: the audit, the fixes, the pages, the links, and a report that shows what each one did. Guarantees in SEO usually mean a keyword nobody searches for or a tactic that draws the next spam update.

Usually, once we know which pages fell and why. Recent core updates have hit thin templates, scaled content, and bought links hardest. We compare the pages that lost against the ones that held, find the pattern, and fix the cause rather than rewriting everything. Recovery tends to arrive with a later update rather than the next week.

Either. We write service and category pages ourselves, because they carry the keywords and the proof. Blog and resource content can come from us, from your team with our briefs, or both. What we will not do is publish bulk AI articles under your name, because Google treats that as spam and so do buyers.

Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons companies call us. The plan maps every old URL to a new one, keeps the content that ranks, and sets the redirects before launch. The crawl gets checked the day it goes live. Redesigns lose rankings when SEO is invited in after the design is done.

Yes. The local pack decides most leads for service businesses, and it runs on the Google Business Profile, reviews, and citations rather than on page copy. Our local SEO page covers the service, and the Austin SEO page covers the metro we are based in.

You do. Search Console, Analytics, the CMS, and every page we build sit under your business, and we work through access you can remove at any time. If we part ways, you keep everything, including the reports and the keyword map.

Yes. Komplex is based in Austin with a presence in New York City and Reykjavik, and most clients in the US and Europe work with us remotely. Search does not care what city we sit in. A company with customers in two or more countries gets a plan for each, with the language and the hreflang tags handled.