Top 206 SEO Companies We Recommend – Page 4 of 14

Pricing, Reviews, and Our Picks

If you’re looking for a top SEO company to perform an audit, win Google traffic, or address technical SEO issues, you’ve come to the right place.

For this list, we evaluated 206 top companies using the same criteria we use when hiring firms ourselves. We reviewed SEO case studies, client feedback, pricing, founder backgrounds, SEO industry reputation, and published research. Based on this research, we’re confident in recommending these SEO companies here.

WrightIMC


Budget: $1000 – $5000

Employees: 2-10

Founded: 2007

RC Digital | Ryan Chilton


Budget: $5000 – $10,000

Employees: 1

Founded: 2020

UR Digital


Budget: $5000 – $10,000

Employees: 11-50

Founded: 2021

Growth Bite


Budget: $5000 – $10,000

Employees: 2-10

Founded: 2021

REK Marketing and Design


Budget: Any

Employees: 2-10

Founded: 2003

wukonig.com


Budget: $1000 – $5000

Employees: 11-50

Founded: 1999

SEO Agency Serpact


Budget: Any

Employees: 11-50

Founded: 2016

PRO

Good At Marketing


Budget: $1000 – $5000

Employees: 2-10

Founded: 2016

PRO

Dragonfly Digital Marketing


Budget: $1000 – $5000

Employees: 2-10

Founded: 2007

Adspectra SEO Agency


Budget: $5000 – $10,000

Employees: 11-50

Founded: 2020

dNOVO


Budget: $5000 – $10,000

Employees: 11-50

Founded: 2011

Amsive


Budget: $50,000+

Employees: 51+

Founded: 1995

LinkBuilding.co


Budget: Any

Employees: 2-10

Founded: 2004

Safari Digital SEO Agency


Budget: $10,000 – $20,000

Employees: 2-10

Founded: 2018

Go Fish Digital


Budget: $5000 – $10,000

Employees: 51+

Founded: 2005

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Questions We Consider When Hiring an SEO Company

Consider asking these questions we provided when talking with potential SEO agencies and consultants about your project. It’s often best to speak with 2-3 agencies or consultants before signing a contract.

  1. If we hire you, who will handle our account? Will we meet with them before we commit?
  2. For new content, how do you decide what keywords and topics to target that are relevant to our business goals?
  3. What kind of reporting do you deliver?
  4. What kind of account access do we need to provide? E.g., Google Analytics, Search Console, CMS, etc?
  5. How will you promote our brand in your SEO plan?
  6. If we are unhappy with the work, how do we cancel?
  7. Can you share case studies or examples of other clients where you had success?
  8. How do we increase visibility in AI search?
  9. Will you perform an SEO audit of our site? What are your top auditing priorities?
  10. Will we have ownership of all accounts? How about content and creative work?