Search
website promotion
We grow visibility for commercial queries in Yandex and Google. Semantics, technical SEO, and content — without grey-hat tactics.
What search promotion covers
Six tracks are the operating frame for a long engagement—not a buzzword grid: clear scope on what we change on the site, what we measure, and where your decisions are needed so momentum does not stall.
Keyword universe
Collection and clustering, prioritised by volume and conversion potential.
- Yandex Wordstat and Google Keyword Planner
- SERP-overlap clustering
- Landing page map
Technical SEO
Fix indexing issues, improve speed, and implement Schema.org where it helps snippets.
- Core Web Vitals: LCP, INP, CLS
- Sitemap, robots.txt, canonicals
- Structured data for rich results
Content optimization
Improve existing pages and ship new content aligned with target queries.
- Title, description, H1–H4
- Competitor content analysis
- Publication plan by cluster
Link strategy
Earn a natural profile via topical placements and publications.
- Competitor link review
- Editorial placements on relevant sites
- Toxic profile monitoring
Analytics & reporting
Regular dashboards for rankings, traffic, and conversions. Monthly narrative with next steps.
- Yandex Metrica + GA4
- Goals and micro-conversions
- Clear period snapshots
Ongoing support
Clear task statuses, responses during business hours, sync calls as agreed.
- Tasks in Notion / Jira / your stack
- Guidance on adjacent topics
- Spec refinements as we learn
Search nuances and what they mean for your site
SERPs keep shifting: more modules above classic organic, AI-style answers, and different ranking signals in Yandex vs Google. For a commercial site the implication is straightforward—pages need to load fast, match intent clearly, and deliver after the click; otherwise even strong rankings underperform on conversions.
Day-to-day promotion work comes down to semantics and site structure, crawlability and performance, copy and internal linking, plus regular reviews in Webmaster tools, Search Console, and analytics so decisions follow evidence. Reporting is how we keep tasks, metrics, and client-side blockers aligned—not a slide deck for its own sake.
How promotion is structured
We begin with an audit and a KPI-backed roadmap, then remove technical blockers and stabilise indexing, strengthen semantics and cluster-aligned content, grow authority with controlled link work, and keep a steady review loop in Yandex Metrica, GA4, Search Console, and Yandex Webmaster to reprioritise the backlog.
Step 1
Audit & strategy
Review the site, niche, and competitors. Build a prioritized backlog and a KPI-driven roadmap.
Step 2
Technical optimization
Remove indexing blockers, improve speed and markup, tune robots and sitemap.
CWV + indexingStep 3
Content & semantics
Expand the keyword set, optimize landings, publish assets for clusters and intent.
Step 4
Authority & links
Editorial placements, brand mentions, and quality control without domain risk.
Clean profileStep 5
Measure & iterate
Regular performance reviews, task and traffic reporting, strategy tweaks from data.
Personal
The expert who runs the work
No hiding behind a sales team: priorities, reviews, and straight answers—from strategy through reporting.

SEO Strategist
Pavel Barushka
Head of SEO @ Texode · Minsk / hybrid
SEO strategist with an engineering mindset. I lead projects from zero launch to scaling high-load platforms: JS/SPA, subdomains, multilingual and multiregional websites. Technical audits, indexation strategy, semantics and structured data are in my scope.
Frequently asked questions
Shall we talk about your project?
Tell me about your goals and site — I will suggest a working format and the next step.