//SEO
SEO for Lithuania, and for every market after it
We do two kinds of search work. Local SEO for companies that need to be found in Vilnius, Kaunas and the rest of Lithuania — and international SEO for products selling into several countries at once. Our clients run from Lithuania to the UAE and the Americas, so both are everyday work here.
What our SEO services cover...
Technical audit & fixes
Best for a brochure site, landing page, or clearly scoped feature. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
Keyword research & semantic core
Best for a brochure site, landing page, or clearly scoped feature. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
On-page & content structure
Best for a brochure site, landing page, or clearly scoped feature. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
Local SEO & map presence
Best for a brochure site, landing page, or clearly scoped feature. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
Multi-language & hreflang setup
Best for a brochure site, landing page, or clearly scoped feature. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
Reporting
Best for a brochure site, landing page, or clearly scoped feature. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
//how we build it
How an SEO engagement runs
[01]
Audit
Indexation, speed, structure and what the site currently ranks for — with the fixes ordered by impact.
[02]
Semantic core
Real keyword research per market and language, mapped to the pages that should own each intent.
[03]
Build & write
Technical fixes shipped by the same engineers who built the site, plus the pages the plan calls for.
[04]
Measure
Positions, traffic and enquiries by market — monthly, against the baseline we set in month one.
//two tracks
Local SEO in Lithuania, or SEO across markets
Lithuania
SEO in Lithuania
A small market with real competition. The work is concrete: Lithuanian-language semantics, Google Business Profile and map presence, local citations, and pages that answer city-level intent instead of one generic service page.
Lithuanian query sets, not translated English
Google Business Profile, maps and local citations
City and service landing pages that are worth ranking
.lt technical hygiene: speed, indexation, structured data
International
International SEO
One product, several countries, and a search landscape that differs in each. We set the site structure that lets a market be added without breaking the rest — language versions, hreflang, per-market semantics and content that is written rather than machine-translated.
Domain and URL structure per market, decided once
hreflang, canonicals and geo-targeting that hold up
A separate semantic core per language, not a translation
Reporting split by market, so budget follows demand
//the platform
You get a login, not a monthly email
We built our own SEO platform because the reporting layer is where most agencies get vague. Your cabinet shows Google and Yandex search data, traffic, tracked positions, the approved plan with what is done and what is next, and every monthly report as a document you can open. Same numbers we look at, no lag, no interpretation in between.
cabinet exampleGoogle SearchSearch Console
Clicks
7,918+31%
Impressions
184,302+22%
CTR
4.3%+0.4pp
Avg. position
11.6−3.1
Google Analytics 4GA4
Users
7,205+16%
New
4,980+21%
Sessions
9,640+18%
Engagement
61.8%+2.6pp
Pageviews
24,117+14%
Avg. session
2m 04s+11s
PositionsTopvisor
Top-3
14
Top-10
48
Top-30
96
Total keywords
180
Improved
37
Declined
9
Search Console by day
Analytics by day
Work plan
Six-month plan · Sep–Feb
42%Done 11In progress 4Ahead 11
- Done
Rewrite titles and descriptions on 40 landing pages
Sep · Technical SEO · 12 Sep
- In progress
Add schema.org markup to service pages
Sep · Technical SEO
- Ahead
Cluster the Lithuanian keyword set
Oct · Semantics
Reports
published
- August reportPDF · 2 Sep
- July reportPDF · 2 Aug
- June reportPDF · 3 Jul
- May reportPDF · 2 Jun
Six data sources, one screen
Search Console, Analytics 4, Yandex Webmaster, Yandex Metrica, Topvisor positions and Core Web Vitals — synced nightly, not screenshotted into a slide.
The plan, with dates on it
Every task carries a month, a direction and a status. You see what is done, what is running and what is still ahead without asking.
Reports that cannot drift
A report freezes the period’s numbers at the moment it is made. Later syncs never rewrite a published month.
//how the plan is made
Where the plan comes from
[01]
The crawler finds it
Our own crawler walks the site against 42 finding codes — titles, canonicals, indexation, structured data, speed, broken internal links. Findings, not impressions.
[02]
The catalog matches it
86 task types, drawn from six real client plans, each with a rule for when it applies. A task enters your plan because a finding triggered it, not because it looked good in a template.
[03]
A person signs it off
The model drafts the wording and the ordering; the composition comes from findings and a human approves the plan before it reaches your cabinet. Pricing the model never sees at all.
//who it’s for
Who we do SEO for
Two situations bring people here. A Lithuanian company that ranks below competitors it beats offline, and a product that sells in several countries from one site that was never structured for it. The first is a local job; the second is architecture. We take both, and often the same client moves from one to the other.
- #seo
- #local
- #international
- #e-commerce
- #saas
[01]
Lithuanian companies invisible in local search
[02]
Products entering a second or third country
[03]
Sites rebuilt without redirects, now losing traffic
[04]
Teams whose agency reports rankings but not enquiries
//markets
Markets we have worked in
Websters is based in Vilnius and works remote-first, with clients from Lithuania to the UAE and the Americas. Same process in every market — only the language and the competition change.
Lithuania
Baltics
United Kingdom
UAE
United States
//questions
SEO questions, answered
How long before SEO shows results?
Technical fixes can move things within weeks. Competitive commercial queries move on a quarter or two. Month one is audit, fixes and baselines, so later numbers are worth reading.
Do we need separate SEO for Lithuanian and English?
Yes. Search behaviour and competition differ per language, so each version gets its own keyword set and its own pages — a translated page rarely ranks on either side.
Can you do SEO on a site you did not build?
Yes. The audit tells us how much can be fixed inside the current stack and what would need rebuilding — you get that answer before committing to a monthly retainer.
Do you report rankings or enquiries?
Both, in that order of importance: enquiries and traffic first, positions as the explanation. Split by market when there is more than one.
Is the cabinet an extra cost?
No. It is our own platform and it comes with the work — logins for your team, all six data sources, the plan and every report. We do not sell it separately, and we do not charge for seats.
What happens to the data if we leave?
You take it. Reports export as PDF, the plan and the metrics export as files, and the integrations were always connected to your own Google and Yandex accounts — we just read them.
Pricing
fixed price, time and materials, or a dedicated team
Marketing support
all of the channels on one monthly retainer
Web development
the landing page half of the problem
//contact us
Start with the scan. It costs nothing and it is the same one we run for clients.
Give us the domain. The crawler walks it against all 42 checks and we come back within one working day with the findings, the three that matter most, and what fixing them is worth. No obligation to hire anyone afterwards.