Trekking agency SEO
Trek & travel
~2 months
Most
$200
The problems
Deleted packages, renamed treks and broken links send visitors and Google to pages that no longer exist.
Moving to a new server, CMS or design without a redirect plan can wipe out years of rankings in a few weeks.
Trek sites have hundreds of package, itinerary and date pages. Many are near-duplicates, so Google spends its time on the wrong URLs.
One trek client was publishing posts about AI and super-intelligence. Content outside your niche weakens how Google sees your site’s topic.
Lots of pages published fast, with no research or fact-checking. Google treats this as scaled content abuse.
The price for 2, 4 or 6 people, or the number of days, says one thing in one section and something else in another. Trekkers, Google and AI answers all lose trust.
Process
I check technical health, package and itinerary pages, content, links and site structure across every page.
404s, redirects, migration damage, crawl waste and indexing problems get fixed before anything else.
Your trek package and itinerary pages come first, because they bring bookings. I also make prices, days and details consistent across each page.
Researched, fact-checked trek content in English that supports your package pages. Nothing off-topic.
I build links that strengthen the money pages we have optimised.
You get a monthly report and a review call: what changed, what it did and what comes next.
Results
Deliverables
Errors from the audit fixed in priority order, and new ones caught each month.
Titles, content, structure and internal links on your trek and package pages.
Researched, on-niche articles that support your packages and answer trekkers’ questions.
Relevant links pointing to the pages that bring bookings.
Clicks, impressions, rankings and inquiries, explained in plain words.
A monthly call to go through results and agree the next priorities.
Pricing
Fit
FAQ
My plans start at $200 per month. Trekking is a competitive niche, so it needs more work than most industries. I give you the final price after a free audit, based on your site size, the number of packages, any technical damage and the competition for your treks.
It depends on your site’s condition and your competition. I fix technical issues and optimise your package pages first, so they can bring inquiries as early as possible. My own trek site started getting booking inquiries within about two months, but every site is different and I don’t promise a timeline.
Often, yes. Most migration damage comes from missing redirects, broken pages and changed URLs. I audit the old and new URLs, map the redirects, fix broken links and check indexing in Search Console. How much traffic comes back depends on how long ago it happened and what changed.
Yes. I write researched, fact-checked trek content in English that supports your package pages. I don’t publish off-topic posts or mass-produced pages, because they can hurt a trek site more than they help.
Yes. Most of my trek work is for Nepali agencies, but I also take international trek projects. We work remotely, and I report in the same way.
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