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Enterprise SEO Services

Run SEO across a large website with many pages, teams, and approvals. We set priorities, write clear requirements for your developers, and track progress in a way leaders can follow.

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What this service does

What is enterprise SEO?

Enterprise SEO is search work for big, complex websites. They may have tens of thousands of pages, several brands, or many countries. Small problems repeat across page templates and become large ones.

The hard part is often not knowing what to fix. It's getting the fix approved, built, and released. So the work is as much about clear requirements and good evidence as it is about search.

We size each recommendation with data so you can weigh it against other work. Forecasts are estimates with stated assumptions, not promises. Reports show what shipped, what's waiting, and what changed.

What we do

Here's what the work involves.

We learn how your teams work first. That includes release schedules, who owns which templates, and how requests get approved.

Then we review the site by template, not page by page. One fix to a template can improve thousands of pages.

  1. Find the problems that repeat at scale

    We crawl the site and study Search Console and server logs. We look for patterns across templates, such as duplicate pages, weak internal links, or wasted crawling. Google only crawls so much of a large site.

    Filters, site search, and tracking codes can create endless page variations. We find where they come from and how to control them. That helps Google spend its time on pages that matter.

    This can include template-level review, crawl and log analysis, and duplicate page controls.

  2. Write requirements teams can build

    Each recommendation becomes a clear ticket. It states the problem, the evidence, the change needed, and how to test it. We estimate the likely effect so product owners can rank it.

    We join planning meetings where that helps. We answer developers' questions and check the work before release. A fix that ships half right can cause new problems.

    This can include developer-ready tickets, effect estimates, and pre-release checks.

  3. Monitor changes and report to leaders

    Large sites change every week. We set up monitoring that flags problems early, such as pages dropping out of Google's index. We check key templates after each major release.

    Leaders get a short summary tied to business goals. Teams get the detail they need. Both see the same numbers.

    This can include monitoring and alerts, release checks, and executive and team reports.

What this can look like

A retailer with endless filter pages

Illustrative project, not an Ardoz client result. A retailer's site lets shoppers filter products by color, size, and brand.

  • Measure the waste

    Server logs show Google spending most of its visits on filter combinations nobody searches for.

  • Write one clear ticket

    The ticket says which filter pages should stay indexable and how to handle the rest.

  • Check after release

    A crawl confirms the change. Monitoring watches whether Google reaches product pages more often.

One well-specified template change does more than thousands of page edits.

Proof from past programs

Results from our team's work.

$100M+

SEO-influenced revenue

Enterprise commerce · 12-month program

312%

more non-branded organic traffic

B2B SaaS · 9-month growth program

41%

higher organic conversion rate

Ecommerce growth · 6-month optimization program

Selected anonymized examples from prior professional work involving members of our team. Each outcome reflects a specific scope, time period, market, and starting point. These historical outcomes are not guarantees or projections.

Before you choose

Is this the help you need?

When to consider it

Is it right for your business?

Enterprise SEO fits organizations with large sites, in-house developers, and several teams touching the website. If your site has a few hundred pages, our standard SEO service is a better fit.

Your reports

What we measure

Where data is available, we report on:

  • Recommendations shipped
  • Indexed pages on key templates
  • Search visits and conversions by site section

Planning the work

What affects the cost?

The price depends on:

  • Site size and number of templates
  • Markets, languages, and brands
  • How your release process works

Related services

Working with your in-house team

Many large companies already have SEO staff. We can add capacity, bring a second opinion, or take on a defined project. We fit into your tools and process.

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Questions before starting

Questions about Enterprise SEO.

Do you replace our in-house SEO team?

No. We usually work alongside it. We can take on audits, migrations, or a backlog your team can't reach.

Can you help with a site migration?

Yes. We plan redirects, check the new site before launch, and monitor it afterward. Migrations are where large sites most often lose search traffic.

How do you handle several countries and languages?

We review how pages for each market are marked and linked. That includes hreflang, the code that tells Google which version suits which audience. We also check that markets don't compete with each other.

How do you forecast the effect of a change?

We use your own search data and state our assumptions. A forecast is a reasoned estimate, not a guarantee. We compare it with what happens after release.

Related guidance: Google's guide to crawl budget on large sites

Not sure where to start?

Let's talk about Enterprise SEO.

Share your website, your customers, and what needs to improve. We'll help you pick a starting point.

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