SEO Consultant in Turkey

Most of my clients fall into one of two groups. The first is Turkish companies whose customers are outside Turkey — clinics treating patients from the UK and Germany, charter operators selling to European travellers, manufacturers exporting to the EU. The second is foreign companies that need to be found by Turkish customers.

The mistake I see in both groups is the same: a site translated word for word, then left alone. Translation carries the sentence but not the search term. A German patient does not search the literal translation of a Turkish clinic page, and a Turkish buyer does not search the translation of an English product page.

I am a freelance consultant, not an agency. You talk to the person doing the work. That means faster decisions and no information lost between a salesperson, a strategist and whoever actually implements.

Every engagement starts with a free assessment: I look at your technical setup, your current rankings, and what your competitors are doing that you are not. Only after that do I quote — pricing before an assessment is guesswork.

No one can guarantee a position in Google. Anyone who does is either guessing or using methods that carry a penalty risk. What I commit to is the work itself: which pages get built, which technical issues get fixed, which metrics get tracked, and how often you hear from me.

Realistic timeline: first movement usually shows in two to three months. Durable results take six months or more. Competitive international queries take longer than domestic ones.

I am based in İzmir (UTC+3). Everything runs remotely — calls, reporting, implementation — so location has never been a constraint. Clients in Europe, the Gulf and the UK all overlap comfortably with my working hours.