Search engine optimisation
Technical fixes, on-page work and content built around the keywords people search right before they buy.
OLECTRONI
Digital marketing services
SEO, paid ads, content and analytics run by one team, on one plan, against one set of numbers.
Digital marketing services
Digital marketing works when the channels stop competing with each other. Most companies run SEO with one agency, Google Ads with another, and social with whoever has time to post. Nobody owns the number at the end of the month.
Solectronix runs all of it on one plan. Your rankings tell us which keywords are worth bidding on and which ones you should stop paying for. Your ad data tells us which pages to write next. Your content feeds the social calendar instead of sitting on a blog nobody reads.
That only works if one team is watching the whole picture. You get a single point of contact, one monthly report, and one set of numbers everyone works from.
We take on companies that already have a product and paying customers and want more of both. If you are pre-launch and still testing what you sell, ad spend will not fix that, and we will say so on the first call.
What you get
Six disciplines running on one plan, measured against one set of numbers.
Technical fixes, on-page work and content built around the keywords people search right before they buy.
Google Ads and Microsoft Ads. We cut wasted spend in the first month, then scale what converts.
Meta and LinkedIn campaigns with creative included. Tested at small budgets before any scale-up.
Service pages, landing pages and articles written to rank and to be read by an actual buyer.
GA4, conversion tracking and call tracking configured so the report matches what your CRM says.
Google Business Profile, citations and location pages for businesses that sell within a service area.
How we work
We start with what you already have. Search Console, your ads account, your analytics, your top landing pages. The output is a list of what is losing money now, ranked by how much. Two weeks, and you keep the document whether or not you work with us.
Not every channel suits every business. We map your buying cycle and pick the two or three channels that fit it, with a budget split and a target for each. If a channel does not earn its place, it does not go in the plan.
Tracking gets fixed first, because a campaign you cannot measure is a campaign you cannot improve. Then campaigns, landing pages and content go live in the order that gets you results soonest, not in the order that is easiest for us.
Small budgets, real data. We hold spend flat until a campaign clears its target cost per lead, then scale it in steps. Losing campaigns get cut, not defended.
One report a month, in plain language, reconciled against your CRM. Budget moves toward whatever is working. You see the reasoning, not just the chart.
Measurement
Every report connects channel activity to qualified leads, closed work, and revenue. Platform numbers are checked against your CRM before recommendations are made.
Why we're different
Agencies mostly compete on the same promises. These are the four things you can hold us to, and the four things most of our competitors will not put in writing.
Your Google Ads, GA4, Search Console and Business Profile stay in your name. If you leave, you keep the account history and the data. We have never held an account hostage and we are not going to start.
The person writing your content sits next to the person managing your bids. There is no handoff meeting, no waiting on another agency, no two versions of the numbers.
If LinkedIn ads will not work at your price point, we will not sell you LinkedIn ads to grow the retainer. A shorter plan that works beats a longer one that bills.
Platform-reported conversions and closed deals are different numbers. Our reports use yours. If the two disagree, we chase the gap before we send the report.
Who it's for
| Business type | What usually breaks | Where we start |
|---|---|---|
| B2B and SaaS | Traffic arrives, trials do not convert | Search intent audit, then landing pages rebuilt per keyword group |
| Retail and ecommerce | Ad spend climbs while return on spend falls | Product feed cleanup and a paid search account restructure |
| Home and field services | Leads come in with no source attached | Call tracking, then local SEO and city pages |
| Professional services | Steady traffic, almost no enquiries | Content rewritten for intent and conversion tracking installed |
Common questions
It depends on how many channels you run and how competitive your market is. Most of our retainers sit between a single-channel SEO engagement and a full multi-channel programme, and ad spend is separate and paid directly by you to the platform. We quote after the audit, because quoting before it is guesswork.
Paid search can produce leads in the first two weeks once tracking is in place. SEO usually shows movement in rankings by month three and meaningful traffic by month six, depending on your starting authority and how competitive your keywords are. Anyone promising SEO results in 30 days is selling you something else.
No. We work on rolling monthly terms after an initial three-month period, which exists because most of the setup work lands in month one and the results land later. If it is not working after three months, you can leave and take your accounts with you.
Yes, and it is often the cheaper option. We commonly handle the technical and paid side while your team owns content and brand. We will tell you honestly which parts you should keep in-house rather than pay us for.
We will audit what they are doing and give you the findings straight, including the parts where they are doing good work. Plenty of audits end with us telling a company to stay put and fix two things. That is a fine outcome.
Mostly B2B, retail and ecommerce, home and field services, and professional services. We avoid categories where we have no data to draw on, because a first campaign in an unfamiliar market is paid for by the client, and that is not fair.
A two-week audit of your search, ads and analytics. You keep the document either way.
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