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A nearshore SEO team. Rank for what buyers search.

Bilingual content writers and SEO specialists for US, US Hispanic and Latin American search. More pages that rank, without adding headcount.

Pages that keep
bringing visitors

SEO compounds: a page that ranks this year still brings visitors next year. The catch is the hours it takes to research, write and maintain those pages. An outsourced team gives you those hours for less than hiring the same people in the US.

We handle technical audits, keyword research, content strategy, writing, link outreach and reporting, in English, Spanish or both.

We write for US search in English, for US Hispanic audiences in Spanish, and for Mexico and Latin America in the Spanish they search in, which isn't always the Spanish they write.

What we deliver

Technical SEO

Site audits, crawl and indexing fixes, Core Web Vitals and schema markup.

Content Strategy

Keyword research, topic clusters and an editorial calendar built on search intent and what you sell.

Blog & Article Writing

Long-form articles, guides and opinion pieces in English and Spanish, written for one market at a time.

Link Building

Digital PR and outreach for links from sites your buyers actually read. We report on referral traffic and rankings, not third-party authority scores.

Local SEO

Google Business Profile, local citations, review responses and location pages for local search.

Bilingual Content

Content written natively in English and Spanish, not translated after the fact.

How it works

01

SEO Audit

A full review of your organic performance, technical health, content gaps and competitors.

02

Strategy

Keyword priorities, content themes and link targets, agreed with you and tied to what you sell.

03

Content Production

Articles, landing pages and supporting assets, published on the calendar we agreed.

04

Outreach & Links

Links earned through content promotion, digital PR and relationships with publishers your buyers read.

05

Reporting & Refreshes

Monthly reports on what moved and why, plus updates to pages that slipped.

Freelancer, in-house or an outsourced SEO team

A freelancer is often the right start: one person, one specialty, low cost. The limit shows when you need technical fixes, content and links at the same time, and one person can't cover all three.

In-house works when search is a core channel and the volume keeps a specialist busy every week. Hiring a senior SEO plus writers is a big commitment for most companies.

An outsourced team sits between them: research, technical work, writing and outreach under one plan, with someone accountable for the numbers. It's the right structure when you know search matters and lack the hands to work on it every month.

Writing for search in English and Spanish

Translation is where most bilingual SEO goes wrong. People in Mexico, Colombia and the US Hispanic market don't always search with the words a translator would choose, so a translated page can be accurate and still invisible.

We research keywords separately in each language and market, then write each page natively. Sometimes the Spanish page answers a different question than the English one, because that's what people are asking.

What stays with your team when you outsource SEO

  1. Approvals and product knowledge. Writers can research a topic, but someone on your side has to check the claims, the product details and the tone before a page goes live.
  2. Developer time. Technical fixes often mean changes to templates, redirects or page speed. If nobody can ship them, the audit stays a document.
  3. Account ownership. Search Console, analytics and the CMS should stay on your accounts, with access granted to the partner and removed when the work ends.
  4. Priorities. You know which products make money. Say so early, so the keyword plan follows margin and not just search volume.

How to evaluate an SEO partner

  1. Ask how they'll measure success. Clicks, conversions and Search Console impressions are your numbers; third-party authority scores aren't.
  2. Ask what they'd stop doing. A partner who reviews your site and names pages to merge or delete is thinking about results, not word count.
  3. Ask where the links come from. If the answer involves buying placements or guest posts at scale, walk away: that's exactly what Google's spam policies target.
  4. Ask for a test piece on your own topic. It tells you more than any portfolio.

Choose how
we run it

Nearshore · Mexico & Colombia

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Choose where
the work happens

Nearshore

Mexico & Colombia

Bilingual teams in US hours. The default for live, judgment-heavy work.

 Offshore

Philippines, India & Egypt

Overnight, overflow and high-volume work in partner centers we manage and report on.

 Onshore

On request

For roles that must be US-resident, arranged case by case.

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Frequently asked questions

Why choose SEO outsourcing in Mexico?

Because you get a bilingual team that works your hours, for less than hiring the same mix of people in the US. That matters most if you sell in English and Spanish: the same team researches both markets, and the writers know how people actually search in Mexico and Latin America, not just how a translator would phrase it.

Can your writers produce native-quality English content?

Yes, and you should judge that before you commit. Ask us for samples on topics close to yours, and agree a review step for the first pieces so your team can check tone and accuracy. Every piece is written for one market and one language from the start, not translated afterward, and nothing is published until you approve it.

Do you offer bilingual SEO for US Hispanic markets?

Yes. We research and write separately for English-language US search, for US Hispanic audiences searching in Spanish, and for Mexico and Latin America. The words people use differ between those markets, so we don't translate one page into another. Each language gets its own keyword research, its own pages and its own reporting in Search Console.

How do you measure SEO success?

With the numbers that pay the bills: clicks and impressions from Search Console, organic conversions in your analytics, and rankings for the keyword clusters we agreed. We don't report third-party authority scores as results, because Google doesn't use them. Monthly reports show what moved, why we think it moved, and what we'll do next.

Can you work with our existing SEO tools?

Yes. We work with Google Search Console, Ahrefs, Semrush, Moz, Screaming Frog and the other common tools, and we'll use your accounts if you have them. Search Console is the one we insist on, because it's the only source of real Google clicks and impressions for your site. Everything else is an estimate.

How many articles can you produce per month?

As many as your strategy needs and your budget allows. We'd rather publish four pages that answer what your buyers search than twenty that don't. We start from Search Console data, set the volume per keyword cluster, and adjust it monthly based on what ranks and what converts.

How long does SEO take to show results?

Technical fixes can show up within weeks, once Google recrawls the pages. New content usually takes months to rank, and competitive keywords take longer. Anyone who promises page one by a date is guessing. We set milestones you can check in Search Console (impressions on new pages first, then clicks, then conversions) and report against them monthly.

How is outsourced SEO priced?

Usually as a monthly retainer, a fixed fee for a defined project like an audit or a site migration, or an hourly rate for advice. Retainers suit ongoing content and links; project fees suit one-off technical work. The price moves with how many pages you need, how many languages you publish in and how competitive your keywords are. Ask exactly what the fee covers each month.

What's the difference between nearshore and offshore SEO outsourcing?

Nearshore teams in Latin America share most of the US business day, so strategy calls, reviews and fixes happen while your team is working. Offshore teams cost less and can suit well-specified, repeatable tasks, with slower feedback across time zones. For bilingual work aimed at Mexico or US Hispanic buyers, knowing how those markets search usually matters more than the rate.

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