Mehrana helps Canadian businesses grow online with personalized, research-backed strategies. We combine SEO, SEM, and PR to drive real results—no fluff, no lock-in contracts. You get clear reports, flexible cancel-anytime service, and a bold guarantee: if your target keywords don’t rank on Google’s first page, we keep working for free until they do.
Our SEO work is grounded in planning. Before touching a single page or adjusting any tags, we map out what needs to be done, why it matters, and how it fits into your business goals. Here’s how each part of our SEO services in Canada is structured.
We keep the process direct. There are no bloated planning cycles or vague promises—just a clear breakdown of the steps that move your site forward.
SEO pricing depends on several factors: the size of your website, the competitiveness of your field, the state of your current SEO, and the amount of work involved—technical fixes, new content, link building, or all three. Some projects are short-term. Others need regular upkeep. It comes down to how much ground there is to cover and how quickly you want to see results.
To figure out what your business might need, the best place to start is a quick conversation. We offer a free 30-minute call, no cost, no pitch. We’ll look at where you are now and what would be required to move forward.
Some websites come with added complexity—outdated architecture, fragmented content, or years of patchwork fixes that slow everything down. In cases like these, a standard SEO plan often misses key issues. Our consulting service looks deeper. Instead of guessing, we examine what’s already in place, what’s holding it back, and where improvements will have the most impact. This is especially useful for teams that already have internal resources but need clear direction. We sort through the mess, highlight what matters, and map out what needs to happen next.
SEO is one of the most important parts of digital marketing because people search trillions of times a year for the products and services they want in Google and search engines. Being seen more on search pages and having a higher ranking in search than competitors can increase sales, increase people’s awareness of the brand name and improve the results.
Choosing the right SEO agency affects both your budget and your outcomes. Here’s what to look for:
We’ve worked with a mix of companies across Canada, each with different goals and challenges. Some came to us early in their growth. Others had already tried SEO—sometimes more than once—without seeing results.
Our clients include SEP Immigration, LineIn, and Morsun Cabinets. We’ve also worked with firms in legal services, home renovation, ecommerce, tech, and consulting. These businesses range in size, structure, and market, but they all shared the same goal: to show up where their audience is searching.
Our work gave them a path to get there and helped them stay there.
You should know what’s being worked on and why. Nothing should feel hidden or vague.
Past work should show real growth in traffic, rankings, or other outcomes, not just marketing talk.
Anyone claiming guaranteed rankings or overnight success isn’t being honest.
You shouldn’t have to chase updates. They should come to you on time.
Ethical work protects your site in the long run and keeps you in good standing with search engines.
An agency familiar with your field will spot problems and opportunities faster, and avoid costly trial and error.
It depends. Most clients start seeing early signs of progress within 3 to 6 months, but that varies by industry and competition.
Yes. Some projects are one-off, and others are monthly. We’ll tell you what makes sense based on your site’s needs.
Most of our work is with Canadian businesses, but we’ve also supported others based in the U.S. who are targeting Canadian markets.
That depends on the condition of your site. It could include technical work, writing, keyword planning, or a mix of all three.
SEO is unpaid visibility in search. SEM involves paid ads like Google Ads. Both can work together, but they serve different roles.
SEO is probably worth doing if your audience uses search to find what you offer. If you’re not sure, start with a 30-minute call. We’ll help you sort that out.
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