Traffic that converts
We target the queries people search right before they buy, not traffic for the sake of a nicer graph.
SEO and paid traffic since 2016
We promote sites in search and run Google and Meta Ads: more visitors who are ready to buy, and a lower cost per lead. 100+ projects in the USA, Europe and Ukraine.
A written answer within a day, with no obligation.
Organic traffic, client project
From 0 to 26,000 visits a month
Visits from search, month by month
Not reports for the sake of reports. Four things you can feel in the business.
We target the queries people search right before they buy, not traffic for the sake of a nicer graph.
Ad accounts rebuilt around conversions that match your sales, so the budget goes where it pays back.
Speed, indexing, structure and schema fixed in the code, not listed in a PDF for someone else to do.
A monthly report from Search Console, Ahrefs and GA4, in plain language, with the raw data attached.
Most projects come to us with one of these. Each one has a way out.
The site is live and the phone stays quiet
We find the queries that bring buyers and take your pages onto the first screen for them.
Traffic fell after a Google update
We find the pages that lost, fix the cause and rebuild the rankings around what still works.
Ads burn the budget and leads do not come
We restructure the campaigns around real conversions and cut everything that does not pay.
Competitors sit above you on every query
We take apart what they do right and close the gap: content, technical health, links.
Four ways in. Most projects start with one and add the rest as they grow.
Full cycle: from the technical audit to content, links and monthly reporting.
Campaigns built around one number: what a lead costs and whether it turns into money.
For sites where scale is the problem: thousands of pages, dozens of languages.
For sites that were fine and then were not. Diagnosis first, honest answer second.
Real projects with numbers from Ahrefs and Search Console. Same work, different niches.
SaaS platform · USA
Keyword coverage expanded across product and blog, technical debt cleared, links earned in HR media.
eCommerce · Germany
Organic presence built from zero on the German market: structure, local relevance and a link foundation that held.
Beauty and cosmetics · Ukraine
A new site with no history taken to competitive authority through category work, content and links.
7 months
Construction · Ukraine
Entry into a competitive construction niche from launch: local strategy, product pages, buying-intent content.
5 months
Security services · Australia
Google Ads audited and restructured: conversion rate up and acquisition cost stable on an expensive market.
Language school · Ukraine
Account rebuilt around what people search before enrolling: expensive terms out, ads tested, bidding redone.
Growth shown month by month from the start of work.
Four steps from your message to the first results. The first one is free.
You send the site. We look at search data, ads and competitors and say what is holding it back.
A short plan with priorities and dates, so you see what changes first and what it should give.
We fix, publish and launch. Every month something ships, not just gets discussed.
What was done, what moved, what is next, with the data behind it attached.

I am Ruslan Nazarov. I have worked in search and paid traffic since 2016: 100+ projects in 50+ niches, on markets in the USA, Germany, Australia and Ukraine.
You work with me directly, not with an account manager. The person who plans the strategy is the person who does the work and answers for the numbers.
Tools in daily use
Short answers. Anything else, ask in Telegram.
Write on Telegram@nazarovtrafficTechnical and on-page work usually shows in Search Console within a few weeks. Ads can bring leads in the first week. Building rankings in a competitive niche takes months: the projects above ran between three and eighteen.
It depends on the state of the site and the scope of work, so we quote after we have looked, never before. There are no fixed packages, and we say it plainly when a site does not need what it is asking for.
The domain, read access to Search Console and analytics, and someone who can give access to the site or the repository. If access takes time, the first review is done from public data and our own crawl.
WordPress, custom admin panels, Astro and static stacks, hosted platforms. If it renders HTML and we can get access, it can be fixed.
Yes, that is a large part of the work: core update recovery, cannibalisation, index problems, migrations that went wrong. First we find the cause, then we say honestly whether it is worth fixing.
The domain and one line about what is bothering you is enough. A written answer within a day, personally.