No ranking guarantees
We fix the technical issues, organize your content so every search has one page that answers it, and protect every URL when you move to a new site. We measure with Search Console and with tools we built ourselves.
If any of these sound familiar, that’s where the work starts, not with publishing more content:
Google indexes pages you don’t want (filters, tags, leftovers from an old theme) and skips the ones that sell.
Two or more of your pages compete for the same search and neither one sticks.
You launched a new site and the old URLs return 404 errors or send everyone to the homepage.
Lots of pages share the same title tag and meta description, or have no clear H1.
Your site has an English and a Spanish version, and Google shows the wrong one.
You publish blog posts, but nobody checks whether Google indexed them.
Nobody controls Google’s algorithm, so be wary of anyone who guarantees the #1 spot or a fixed timeline. What can be controlled: your site is crawlable, every page has a clear purpose, no URL gets lost in a redesign, and everything is measured. That’s our job. Rankings also depend on your competitors, your domain’s authority and what people actually search for, which is why we track them with Search Console data instead of promises.
Technical, editorial and measurement work, reviewed page by page.
Crawling and indexing, canonical tags, robots rules, XML sitemap, hreflang for each language, structured data and mobile speed.
We group queries that are really the same question and give each group a single URL, so your pages stop competing with each other.
We start from the queries Search Console already shows you and the ones you’re missing, and write to answer them, not to stuff keywords.
A full URL inventory, one-to-one 301 redirects, 410 responses for pages that are gone for good, and a before-and-after comparison.
One H1 per page, title tags that lead with what people search for, and meta descriptions written to earn the click.
Indexing, queries, impressions and clicks per page, and what changed after each fix.
Open them and view the source: titles, headings, languages and structured data are all there.
Medellín, ColombiaCoworking
A coworking space with locations in El Poblado and Ciudad del Río. People searching Google for offices, meeting rooms or desks should land on the exact space they need.
What we did
A new site with in-depth technical SEO and structured data so Google understands every space and service, leads gathered in one place, and real-time bookings. Organic search on Google brings in 200 to 400 opportunities a month.
Technology
Footer credit: “Diseño Web con ❤ por User Media”.
Medellín, ColombiaTravel
A Medellín tour operator that replaced its WordPress site with a new bilingual build in Next.js.
What we did
A migration with no loose URLs: every old address redirects permanently in a single hop to its new page, the old theme’s demo content returns a 410, and each language has its own canonical and hreflang tags. An in-house auditor checks the title, H1, JSON-LD and Open Graph of every URL.
Technology
Footer credit: “Diseño Web con ❤ por User Media”.
We built them for our own projects and for this site.
Our editorial platform groups keywords that are really the same question so none ends up in two articles, requires sources and a human sign-off before writing, and checks indexing through the Search Console API.
Before relaunching usermedia.co, we took an SEO snapshot of every URL (status, title, description, canonical, hreflang, indexing and redirects) and compared it against the new build. Anything that shouldn’t have changed but did gets fixed before launch.
It compares the copy on each page against every other page in the same language. Our rule for this site: no two pages more than 15% alike.
We crawl your site the way Google does and cross-check what we find with Search Console: indexing, errors, queries and pages.
We assign each group of queries to a single URL and decide what to improve, merge, create or redirect.
We fix the technical issues, titles and headings, and write or rewrite the pages that need it.
We compare every URL before and after the change so nothing indexed gets lost by accident.
We track indexing and queries in Search Console and adjust based on what the data shows.
If your business depends on a specific market, each city has its own page. We work remotely from Colombia and don’t have offices in those cities.
The technical foundation on this page is the same everywhere. What changes is your customers’ language, the time zone we coordinate in, the competition in each market, and whether your business qualifies for a Google Business Profile there.
Real reviews our clients left on Google.
Viviana Hidalgo Alvarado
October 2026
Dayanna david tapias
October 2026
Daniel Gómez
October 2026
Andrés Felipe Pájaro Martinez
October 2026
Sergio Andres Pájaro Martinez
October 2026
Johnattan Rodriguez
December 2025
Evelintoya1011 Montoya
December 2025
Diana C
November 2025
Rafael Castaño
November 2025
IVAN BLANCO
November 2025
Juan Jose Cano Giraldo
November 2025
Litografia Azabache
April 2024
Tomás Vélez
February 2024
Adriana Hernandez
February 2024
Nobody can honestly promise a timeline. Technical fixes show up once Google recrawls the affected pages; new content usually takes longer to rank, especially for competitive searches. That’s why we track progress page by page in Search Console instead of promising dates.
No. Nobody can, because Google ranks pages using criteria no vendor controls. What we can do is remove what’s holding your site back, organize your content so each search has its own page, and show you with data what changed after each fix.
Local SEO fits if you serve customers at a physical location or within a specific area and qualify for a Google Business Profile. National SEO fits if you sell across the country or online. Many businesses need both: one technical foundation plus pages for the cities they actually serve. That’s what our city SEO pages cover.
You can cut the risk way down, though no one can guarantee rankings. Before the switch we inventory every indexed URL; after it, each one keeps its address or 301-redirects to its equivalent, never all to the homepage. We compare titles, descriptions, canonicals and hreflang before and after, the way we did for Maoke Travel and are doing for this site’s relaunch.
Partly. Assistants that browse the web read pages much like a search engine does: complete HTML with clear titles and structured data is easier to understand and cite. Nobody controls what an assistant says, but you can measure it: our CRM records when a lead arrives from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude or Gemini.
Your site’s URL, access to Search Console (if you don’t have it, we’ll set it up with you), access to your site’s admin and, if you use it, Google Analytics. With that we run the initial technical review and tell you what to fix first.
Practical articles on SEO, site speed and content you can put to work yourself.
Plan photos that clarify the product, organize every variant, and work across your store, catalog, social channels, and Google Shopping.
Help Google find and understand your business images with useful alt text, page context, product photos, and a final check.
Turn a banner into a clear asset: define its message, make the action visible, and confirm that the crop works on every screen.
Make offers, prices, and buttons stand out in your visuals by combining color, scale, and space, then checking the final piece before launch.
Send us your URL and tell us which searches matter to you. We’ll review the technical side and the content, and tell you what to fix first.
Planning a new site? Talk to us before launch: protecting URLs is far easier than recovering them.
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