Outsource SEO Philippines
We help marketing teams and agencies use Philippine SEO talent without handing their strategy to a task vendor. Aditya Aman leads the search direction, and our specialists connect technical SEO, content, authority, analytics, ecommerce, and AI search to the markets you need to win.
Talk to our SEO teamWe are a senior-led Philippine SEO team for companies that want a capable delivery base and clear strategic ownership. We scope the work around your customers, market, platform, and commercial goals, then keep the decisions, evidence, and reporting visible to your team.
The person leading the work
Aditya has more than a decade in SEO and has lived in the Philippines for almost nine years. He previously led SEO at Headout, where organic search supported a global travel marketplace generating more than US$1M in monthly organic revenue. Today he leads site direction, content, systems, analytics, and growth planning for our Philippine SEO team.
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Work we can discuss
Our experience includes migrations, marketplaces, SaaS, ecommerce, finance, travel, B2B, and AI-led search systems. Read the work before you decide whether the fit is right.
We moved the publication from Medium to Goodnotes.com, protected organic traffic, improved landing pages, and created search paths for Windows, Android, and other product demand.
Read the Goodnotes case studyTechnical improvements, service-page intent, structured data, internal links, authority, and measurement worked together around high-intent cleaning searches.
Read the Helpling case studyOur broader case studies cover SaaS, ecommerce, marketplaces, international SEO, and exact-match-domain recovery programmes.
See all case studiesSelected client experience
These logos represent approved experience across travel, SaaS, fintech, ecommerce, marketplaces, B2B, and digital products.
Instareminstarem.com
Goodnotesgoodnotes.com
Helplinghelpling.com.sg
OFFEOoffeo.com
Novodesnovodes.com
Adapt.ioadapt.io
Workhapworkhap.com
PackMojopackmojo.com
GoTeamUpgoteamup.com
GrowthSpotgrowthspot.io
McGrath RentCorpmgrc.com
Mobile Modularmobilemodular.com
Mobile Modular Portable Storagemobilemodularcontainers.com
X0PA AIx0pa.com
Acelerar Technologiesacelerartech.com
Sensesbitsensesbit.com
CuddlyNestcuddlynest.com
SureSpacesurespace.com
FEYNLABfeynlab.com
Explore Queenstownexplorequeenstown.com
Imaginary Onesimaginaryones.com
Bubiobubio.io
Headoutheadout.com
Expressway.phexpressway.ph
TaxCalculator.com.phtaxcalculator.com.ph01 / Models
The model decides who manages the work each day, who owns the strategy, and how much coordination your team must provide.
| Model | Best for | Daily manager | Strategy | Commitment | Benefit | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Freelancer / direct contractor | A defined task or small site | Your team | Usually yours | Project or hourly | Low entry cost | Limited capacity and cover |
| Dedicated offshore hire | A business with daily management capacity | Your team | Your team | Full-time seat | Embedded capacity | Recruiting, leave, and management overhead |
| Managed Philippine SEO agency | A company that needs outcomes without building the function | Agency lead | Shared and documented | Retainer or project | Specialist depth and accountability | Needs clear scope and access rules |
| White-label SEO partner | Agencies with the client relationship | Your agency | Your agency | Retainer or project | Add delivery capacity quietly | Brand, communication, and IP boundaries must be explicit |
| US in-house / agency baseline | Teams that need local proximity or full internal control | Internal team or US agency | Internal team or agency | Salary or retainer | Direct proximity | Higher fixed cost or narrower capacity |
02 / Scope
Most teams outsource a connected set of responsibilities rather than a list of disconnected tasks. Agree the inputs, reviewer, deliverable, and measure before work starts.
| Workstream | Inputs | Deliverable | Reviewer | Success measure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical SEO | Access, crawl data, templates | Prioritised audit and developer-ready tickets | Named technical reviewer | Indexation, templates, performance, and accepted fixes |
| Research and intent | Business goals, markets, Search Console | Keyword map and page opportunities | SEO strategist | Qualified visibility for the right page types |
| Content and on-page | Product facts, proof, brand voice | Briefs, pages, edits, and internal-link plan | Writer plus human editor | Useful pages, clicks, conversions, and coverage |
| Digital PR and links | Evidence, experts, useful assets | Prospect list, outreach, and link log | Authority lead | Relevant coverage and target-page support |
| Analytics and reporting | GA4, Search Console, CRM data | Decision-focused report | Analytics lead | Qualified leads, revenue, and the next decision |
| AEO / GEO | Priority prompts and source pages | Entity and citation recommendations | AI-search reviewer | Relevant mentions, citations, and referral signals |
Share the website, market, commercial goal, and implementation constraints. We will tell you which work should stay in-house and where specialist delivery can help.
Talk through the scope03 / Cost
A single “average price” hides the decision. Contractor rates, project fees, monthly retainers, and full-time seats include different levels of strategy, management, tools, content, development, and risk. Ask what is included before comparing a number.
Confirm the seniority, deliverables, review time, access, revisions, and what happens when the project uncovers a larger problem.
Confirm the named strategist, workstreams, reporting, implementation support, content capacity, and the decisions included in the retainer.
Budget for recruiting, replacement, leave, management, tools, security, benefits or EOR costs, and the specialist review that a junior seat may need.
We do not publish a generic market average. USD remains the contract currency for our engagements; scope is agreed after reviewing the site, market, team, and goal.
04 / Fit
Aditya leads the search direction, reviews priorities, and stays involved as specialists carry the work through.
Technical SEO, content, authority, analytics, development, ecommerce, and AI search are coordinated instead of sold as disconnected tasks.
We research the customers and search results in the market you need to win, then deliver from the Philippines with clear documentation and overlap.
You get named people, agreed deliverables, decision-ready reporting, and a direct route to the team when priorities change.
05 / Controls
| Risk | Control to require |
|---|---|
| Generic AI content | Expert brief, source requirements, human edit, originality checks |
| Spammy links | Prospect criteria, manual approval, link log, and no guaranteed placements |
| Weak strategy | Named strategist, documented goals, and a quarterly priority review |
| Communication delay | Agreed overlap hours, response SLA, and meeting cadence |
| Hidden reselling | Named delivery team and clear employment or contractor disclosure |
| Security exposure | NDA, MFA, password manager, least privilege, and offboarding |
| Untracked work | Task board, acceptance criteria, QA, and monthly rework review |
06 / Ownership
Outsourcing execution does not mean outsourcing every business decision. You keep customer knowledge, positioning, revenue priorities, access ownership, legal approval, and final approval for high-risk technical or link actions. We bring the strategy, specialist work, documentation, and reporting.
| Area | Your team keeps | Our team leads | How we work together |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business goals and positioning | Commercial priorities and final direction | Translate goals into search opportunities | Agree the outcome before the first sprint |
| SEO strategy and roadmap | Business context and approval | Research, prioritisation, and sequencing | Review the roadmap together each month |
| Technical implementation | Developer access and release approval | Audits, tickets, QA, and implementation support | Ship changes through your normal release process |
| Content production and QA | Product facts, voice, and subject review | Briefs, writing, editing, and on-page optimisation | Approve claims and publish from your owned accounts |
| Reporting and next priorities | Sales and conversion context | Search analysis and recommended decisions | Tie reporting to qualified demand, not vanity metrics |
| Access, IP, legal, and final approval | Ownership, permissions, and sign-off | Work within least-privilege access | Keep accounts, files, and final decisions with you |
07 / Vetting
Use a 100-point scorecard across accuracy, strategy, communication, documentation, initiative, QA, and business understanding. A low quote cannot compensate for unclear ownership or rework.
08 / Timeline
The first 90 days create evidence for a scale decision; they do not promise a ranking date.
Validate analytics, Search Console, crawl access, priorities, risks, and the people who approve releases.
Complete the audit, page and keyword map, roadmap, ownership, and acceptance criteria.
Ship the highest-confidence technical, commercial-page, content, or measurement work.
Review leading indicators, rework, communication, and whether the partnership should scale.
09 / Measurement
Accepted work, cycle time, rework rate
Qualified impressions, non-brand clicks, priority visibility
Indexation, technical health, internal-link coverage
Publishing velocity, query coverage, assisted conversions
Qualified leads, pipeline, and revenue where attribution supports it
Relevant mentions, citations, and referral tracking with a disclosed method
10 / Questions
These are the questions we answer before recommending a scope. The right answer depends on your site, market, team, platform, and ability to implement.
It means assigning part or all of your organic search programme to a Philippine specialist, team, or agency. Our role can cover strategy, technical SEO, content, authority, analytics, ecommerce, and AI-search visibility while your team keeps business priorities and final approvals.
Start with one accountable strategy lead, named specialists, shared access ownership, written acceptance criteria, and a reporting rhythm tied to qualified demand. We document the decisions, keep your accounts in your control, and make the next priority visible before work begins.
A freelancer can be a good fit for a bounded task. A team is more useful when technical, content, analytics, and implementation work must connect, or when your marketing team needs senior direction without hiring every specialist in-house.
Yes. Delivery location and target market are separate decisions. We research the customers, competitors, language, and result pages in the market you need to win, then coordinate the work from the Philippines with agreed overlap hours.
The scope can include a technical baseline, demand and page mapping, content briefs and editing, internal links, digital PR, analytics, implementation support, and monthly decisions. We agree the actual work after reviewing the site, team, platform, and commercial goal.
Ask who owns strategy, who will actually deliver, how work is reviewed, what access is required, how claims are checked, how links are approved, and how success will be measured. A credible provider can show the work behind its case studies.
The first 90 days establish access, baselines, priorities, and the first implementation cycle. Visibility and commercial outcomes depend on the site, competition, release capacity, content, authority, and measurement; no responsible provider can promise a fixed ranking date.
No. A different delivery base may change the cost structure, but the value comes from judgement, specialist depth, clear ownership, and useful implementation. Our work is designed for teams buying accountable SEO, not a list of low-cost tasks.
Tell us your market, site, team, and commercial goal. We will recommend the smallest useful starting scope.
Contact our SEO team