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Traditional SEO Services

Built for Businesses Competing Beyond One Market

When buyers are spread across cities, regions or the whole country, the work changes shape. Traditional SEO is strategy, strategic pages, technical monitoring and authority, measured against a competitive field rather than a service area.

What scalesTracked Keywords by Tier
60
75
90
RegionalNationalNational+

keywords tracked each month, up to

Also by tier

Sized by Reach

Tracked competitorsStrategic pagesMarket coverage

Is This You

Who Traditional SEO Is For

All four describe reach rather than size. One address selling nationally belongs here; seven addresses inside one metro does not.

Multiple Markets

The business sells into more than one city, region or state, and the same search returns a different set of competitors in each of them.

Multiple Service Lines

Several distinct offerings, each with its own buyers and its own search language. One page trying to hold all of them ranks for none of them.

Competitive Search

High-value searches with established competitors already sitting on them, where progress starts on the specific terms rather than the broadest one.

Longer Buying Cycles

Procurement, requests for quotes and research-heavy purchases rather than a phone call. Several people search for different things before one decision is made.

What You Get

What Traditional SEO Includes

Every package includes all five. Tiers differ by scale, not by what is included.

SEO Strategy & Roadmap

A plan for the quarter with the reasoning behind the order, rather than a list of tasks arriving one at a time.

Strategic SEO Pages

Pages built for specific searches worth competing for, produced to a schedule rather than when there is time.

Technical Monitoring

Crawling, indexing and site health watched month to month, with issues flagged as they appear rather than found in an annual audit.

Reporting & Monthly Recap

Dashboard reporting alongside a recap delivered by Loom or a video call, so somebody explains it rather than sending it.

Authority-Building Recommendations

What would strengthen the site's authority and why, as advice you can act on. Recommendations, not placements bought on your behalf.

Coverage

Coverage That Scales With the Business

The three tiers are not different services. They are the same work applied to a wider footprint: more keywords tracked, more competitors watched, and more strategic pages produced each month.

Which one fits comes out of the visibility review rather than out of a headcount. A business competing in two states against four serious competitors is a different problem from one competing nationally against ten, and the coverage is what has to match.

RegionalNationalNational+
Tracked keywordsUp to 60Up to 75Up to 90
Tracked competitorsUp to 5Up to 8Up to 10
Strategic pages a monthUp to 2Up to 3Up to 4

In Detail

Content and Technical Work, Explained

Three items from the list above that get misread more often than the rest.

Strategic SEO Pages

Pages built for a specific search that a buyer actually makes, with the depth to answer it. They are not blog posts: a blog post is published and left, a strategic page is built to rank for something and maintained until it does.

Technical Monitoring

Ongoing issue flagging rather than a one-time audit. Sites break quietly, and a redirect chain or a noindex tag introduced during a redesign can undo months of work before anyone notices.

Authority-Building Recommendations

JMC advises on authority building and does not sell link placements. What you get is what would genuinely strengthen the site's standing and why, including the parts you are best placed to do yourself. Bought links are a risk taken with your domain, not with the agency's.

Pricing

Traditional SEO Packages

Three tiers, sized by footprint. Every tier includes all five deliverables above.

Regional

Multi-Market Foundation

$2,295/month

+ $895 one-time onboarding

12-month term, then month to month

Best for businesses targeting 1 to 3 priority markets or a defined regional service footprint.

  • Up to 60 tracked keywords
  • Up to 5 tracked competitors
  • Up to 2 Strategic SEO Pages per month
  • Technical SEO monitoring and issue flagging
  • Authority-building strategy recommendations
  • Monthly dashboard reporting
  • Monthly Recap and Quarterly Project Update
Start with Regional

National

National Growth

$3,495/month

+ $1,095 one-time onboarding

12-month term, then month to month

Best for businesses targeting broader multi-market visibility across larger service areas, multiple service lines, or more competitive search markets.

  • Up to 75 tracked keywords
  • Up to 8 tracked competitors
  • Up to 3 Strategic SEO Pages per month
  • Technical SEO monitoring and issue flagging
  • Authority-building strategy recommendations
  • Monthly dashboard reporting
  • Monthly Recap and Quarterly Project Update
Start with National

National+

Competitive Expansion

$5,295/month

+ $1,295 one-time onboarding

12-month term, then month to month

Best for larger brands, complex service organizations, or high-competition industries that need broader search coverage and a more aggressive growth plan.

  • Up to 90 tracked keywords
  • Up to 10 tracked competitors
  • Up to 4 Strategic SEO Pages per month
  • Technical SEO monitoring and issue flagging
  • Authority-building strategy recommendations
  • Monthly dashboard reporting
  • Monthly Recap and Quarterly Project Update
Start with National+

Working With Something Bigger?

Some engagements do not fit a tier. Several brands under one owner, a dozen service lines, a migration running alongside the SEO work, or a footprint wider than National+ covers.

Those get scoped rather than priced from a card. JMC looks at the sites, the markets and the competitive field, and comes back with what the work would involve, what it would cost, and what the first quarter would be spent on. The same monthly recap applies whatever the size.

Another Way In

Or Start With a Launch Sprint

A Launch Sprint is a fixed-scope piece of work bought once rather than monthly: the audit, the technical foundation and the first set of pages, done in one pass so a campaign does not spend its first two months on groundwork.

Each sprint is one-time, completed within 30 days, and finishes with a 30-day roadmap. Begin monthly service within 30 days of the sprint completing and the onboarding fee on the matching package is waived.

Regional Launch Sprint

One-time: $1,495

Waives onboarding on: Regional

National Launch Sprint

One-time: $2,295

Waives onboarding on: National or National+

Monthly service must begin within 30 calendar days of sprint completion.

Reporting

The Monthly Recap

Four questions, every month, in the same order.

What We Did

The pages built, the technical issues fixed, the recommendations made, named individually.

Why We Did It

Why that work was the priority ahead of everything else in the queue.

What Changed

Movement across the tracked keyword and competitor set, including the months where little moved.

Where We're Headed

What is queued for the coming month, written down before it starts.

Questions

Traditional SEO Questions

Longer than local, because the competing field is bigger and the buying cycles behind it are slower. Technical fixes can show within weeks, but movement on competitive terms is usually a matter of months, and it starts on the specific searches before the broad ones. The recap says which stage the work is at rather than implying steady progress.

Yes. Twelve months, then month to month, with 30 days written notice to end it. The term exists because this work compounds and a short engagement cannot show what a full one can.

The technical and on-page audit, tracking setup across markets, competitor analysis, and the foundational fixes that have to happen once before the monthly work means anything.

No. JMC advises on authority building and does not sell or place links. Bought placements are a risk taken with your domain rather than with the agency's, and the recommendations you get are the ones JMC would follow on its own domain.

Local SEO is for businesses competing for customers in a defined area, however many locations they run in it. Traditional SEO is for businesses competing across markets, service lines or genuinely competitive search. It is a difference in reach, not in size, and a large single-area business is still a Local engagement.

No, and anyone who does is guessing. What is guaranteed is the scope, the reporting, and knowing exactly what was done and why.

Strategic SEO Pages are written for specific searches worth competing for. Each page has one clear role in the roadmap and is planned, written, and optimized as part of the monthly scope.

Start With a Visibility Review

Where the business appears across its markets today, who is holding the space, and which gap is worth closing first.