Our SEO agency audits, prioritizes and implements the work that connects organic-search visibility to qualified inquiries and fits the resources your business actually has.
Every action identifies the affected page, the observed signal, the intended search need, the expected impact, the effort and the way it will be checked.
The proposal separates audits, technical fixes, content, editorial support, measurement and tasks that depend on your team or third-party providers.
Access, dashboards, content, briefs, change logs and documents remain identified and are handed over according to the agreed scope.
We track visibility, queries, pages, inquiries and commercial quality without automatically attributing every change to SEO or guaranteeing a ranking.
An SEO agency is useful when your website already exists, but the pages to improve, the technical fixes and the content to produce are not being prioritized or implemented. The objective is not to accumulate keywords. It is to connect every page with a search need, business evidence and a measurable next action.
The 2025 France Num Barometer, based on 11,021 businesses and updated on April 7, 2026, reports that 84% of respondents have at least one online visibility solution and 65% have a website. These self-reported figures do not prove that this presence generates sales. They show why the next challenge is to improve and measure what already exists.
An agency is not always the right format. A one-off audit, a specialist consultant or internal training may be enough when your team can implement the work. PeakLab is most useful when strategy, content and web development must be coordinated and the deployed changes must then be checked.
“Our team combines strategy, content, product and development. We can document a recommendation, implement it in the website, verify the release and hand over the decisions. If your team can execute independently or an audit is enough, we define a lighter scope.”
The scope combines the work your website and goals actually require. It does not automatically turn every possible lever into a monthly retainer.
We connect Search Console, crawling, indexing, performance, content, internal linking and inbound links with the available business goals. The France Num guide published on March 16, 2026 explains that an SME audit should identify technical, editorial and authority gaps, then prioritize them according to available resources. PeakLab delivers a backlog with evidence, impact, effort, dependencies, ownership and verification criteria.
We map offers, problems and decision stages to the pages that can answer them. The map records the primary query, variations, angle, proof, CTA and internal links, while identifying pages that compete with one another or serve no useful intent. A query variation does not automatically justify a new page. Decisions to create, merge, redirect or retain a page are documented before production.
We check crawlability, indexability, canonicals, redirects, sitemaps, rendering, performance and structured data that has a real use. For a migration, an inventory connects each old URL to a verified destination, then Search Console and available logs support post-launch checks. Our web development agency can implement the agreed fixes. Constraints created by the CMS, hosting or a third party remain explicit.
Our briefs combine intent, decision questions, structure, sources, first-hand material, cases, internal links and a CTA. The Google guide for AI search features, updated on July 10, 2026, says that core SEO practices still apply and favors original, useful content grounded in experience. We can write the content or work with your experts. No publishing volume is imposed without the capacity to review it.
We connect complementary pages with clear anchors, repair orphan pages and direct internal links toward content that supports a decision. Existing external links are reviewed to identify risks and opportunities. Any authority-building work is described with its method, cost and ownership. We do not promise a link volume, a third-party score or a ranking obtained through paid link schemes.
Reporting separates impressions, clicks, queries, landing pages, useful actions and inquiry quality when the data exists. The 2025 Afnic study, published on February 26, 2026, reports that 61% of its self-selected panel does little or no acquisition-performance tracking; 92% of respondents are microbusinesses, which limits generalization. Audience measurement must also follow the conditions described by the CNIL. Together with our acquisition agency, we can compare channels using lead quality.
Modern and proven stack for high-performance apps
Objectives, pages, queries, available data, history, constraints, conversions and responsibilities
Actions ranked by impact, effort, dependencies, risk, owner and expected evidence
Fixes, content, internal links, redirects, briefs and a change log according to the agreed scope
Statuses, canonicals, rendering, indexing, errors, measurement events and gaps against the defined criteria
Changes in queries, pages, leads and lead quality; retain, adjust, stop or open the next workstream
Objectives, pages, queries, available data, history, constraints, conversions and responsibilities
Actions ranked by impact, effort, dependencies, risk, owner and expected evidence
Fixes, content, internal links, redirects, briefs and a change log according to the agreed scope
Statuses, canonicals, rendering, indexing, errors, measurement events and gaps against the defined criteria
Changes in queries, pages, leads and lead quality; retain, adjust, stop or open the next workstream
For FreeMatch, a PeakLab product that matches IT freelancers with assignments, documented monthly SEO impressions increased from 578 to 10,226 over one year. The latest recorded activity for this case is dated May 1, 2025.
This result belongs to a specific product, period, market and setup. It is not a forecast for another website. It illustrates combined work on architecture, pages, search, content and measurement by a team that can also work directly on the product.
Google's guide for hiring an SEO provider, updated on June 5, 2026, warns that a first-position guarantee is a red flag. Our proposal therefore describes the changes, their rationale, the required access, the checking method and what remains uncertain. Review our other areas of expertise when the work extends beyond organic search.
A first conversation to identify the pages, data, resources and workstream that genuinely deserves priority. Without a ranking promise.
Scope, timelines, budget, guarantees, redesigns, generative search and measurement: the points to clarify before starting an engagement.
Depending on the scope, PeakLab delivers a baseline, a page-to-intent map, a prioritized audit, technical specifications, fixes, briefs or content, an internal linking plan and performance monitoring. The proposal states what is analyzed, produced, implemented and checked, as well as the tasks that remain with your team. A report alone is not presented as execution.
There is no universal timeline. In its documentation on core updates, updated on December 10, 2025, Google says that the effect of improvements may appear within a few days or take several months, with no guaranteed impact. Timing depends on the state of the site, competition, crawling, content, approvals and implementation speed. We set delivery and review dates, not a guaranteed ranking date.
No. Google states that no provider can guarantee a first position. Its guidance on third-party SEO tools, updated on June 5, 2026, also explains that these tools do not have access to Google's internal ranking data. We commit to deliverables, transparent changes and a verification method, not to a rank that nobody controls.
The budget depends on the number of sites and pages, technical debt, languages, content production, development needs, tools and reporting frequency. The proposal separates diagnosis, technical implementation, content, support and measurement so that equivalent scopes can be compared. We do not publish an entry price that assumes every company needs the same work.
A consultant can fit a focused diagnosis or support an autonomous team. An in-house team makes sense when volume and continuity justify dedicated skills. An agency brings several disciplines and implementation capacity. The right choice depends on your available expertise, expected pace and responsibilities to cover; PeakLab can also prepare a handover to an internal team.
Yes, but there is no guaranteed shortcut. In its guide dated July 10, 2026, Google says that core SEO practices still apply to its AI features: accessible pages, useful and original content, a sound page experience and understandable signals. We monitor new search surfaces when data is available, but we do not sell a “GEO hack,” a special file or guaranteed inclusion in a generated answer.
Before launch, we inventory URLs, performance, links, canonicals, indexing, content and required redirects. After launch, we check statuses, destinations, sitemaps, rendering, errors and Search Console data. A migration without any decline cannot be guaranteed; the plan aims to reduce avoidable losses, identify gaps and correct them quickly with the development team.
Yes, when the business genuinely serves identified areas or locations. The work may cover Google Business Profile, consistent business information, useful local pages, reviews and inquiry tracking. We do not create a generic page for every city without a presence, distinct offer or distinct content, and we do not guarantee a position in the local pack.
We start with the data that is available: Search Console for visibility, available analytics data for permitted events, and CRM or sales tracking for inquiries and their quality. The CNIL notes that the consent exemption for audience measurement is subject to strict conditions. Collection, attribution and privacy limitations are therefore documented; a click is not automatically reported as a lead or revenue.
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