Who you'd be working with
I'm Soufyane Attauabi. I run SEO Elite Tool from Søborg, just outside Copenhagen, and I work in English with clients here and abroad.
It's me doing the work. There is no account manager relaying your questions to someone you never meet, and no junior quietly running the audit while a senior name sits on the invoice. When you send something, I read it. When something is wrong, I'm the one who has to tell you.
How I work
Few sites at a time
I keep the number of live engagements low enough that I can hold your site in my head between conversations. That is a cap on how much work I take on, not a line in a sales pitch.
Everything gets written down
Findings, specs, decisions, and the things I chose not to do along with why I chose not to. If you replace me, the next person picks up a document instead of trying to reconstruct six months from an inbox.
The same sequence, every time
Every engagement starts with the same audit in the same order. Method is the whole of it, published before you pay for any of it, refusals included.
The tools stay free
Six of them, all running entirely in your browser. No signup, no email, nothing sent to a server. They exist because they are the most useful thing I can hand somebody before any money changes hands. Free tools
What I think the job is now
Search changed underneath everybody. Most searches now get answered on the results page itself, which makes the old question — can you get us to number one — only half a question. The other half is whether your business gets mentioned at all when a machine writes the answer.
I don't think that makes traditional SEO obsolete. If anything the technical foundations matter more, because a page that can't be crawled, rendered or parsed can't be quoted either. But it does mean a report that only talks about rankings is describing part of the picture and presenting it as the whole one.
The other thing I believe is duller. Most sites do not have an exotic problem. They have six ordinary ones that nobody has been made to look at in order.
This practice is new
Which I should be straight about, because you'd work it out anyway.
I have no case studies to show you. No client logos, no testimonials, no chart with a line going up and to the right. I'm not going to borrow someone else's, and I'm not going to write a paragraph of anonymous praise from 'a SaaS founder' and hope nobody asks who that is.
So here is what you can judge instead. The six tools on this site, which work, and which you can use right now without giving me anything. Method, which is the real sequence, published in advance, with what I refuse to promise attached to it. Pricing, with the numbers on the page rather than behind a discovery call. And whatever you make of an hour on the phone, where you are welcome to ask hard questions about what I would actually do with your site.
That's a thinner stack of proof than an established firm can put in front of you. I would still rather you weighed a thin honest one than a thick invented one.
Where I am
Ask me something specific
Send me the site and the thing that is bothering you about it. That is enough to start a useful conversation.