SEO packages for Australian businesses.

Every package includes an SEO audit, strategy, technical SEO, a defined keyword and page allowance, link building, monthly reporting and an AI search feasibility review. Standard and Premium add broader keyword coverage, more optimised pages and further content, location or authority work. Your proposal confirms the priorities and any work outside the package.

SEO costs depend on the number of keywords, pages, locations and content tasks in the campaign. DIGITALON has three monthly plans with different allowances. See our current SEO pricing for the Basic, Standard and Premium amounts, all including GST.

Basic suits a focused set of services or a smaller search area. Standard gives a growing business more keyword and page coverage, with content and multi-location work. Premium is designed for broader or more competitive campaigns with regular content. We review your website and goals before recommending a plan.

Yes. SEO involves repeated technical, content, authority and measurement work, so these plans run monthly. We normally plan the initial campaign across six months to give the work time to build and inform the next priorities. Your proposal confirms the term, monthly scope and start date.

There is no fixed timeline. Your starting position, website quality, competition, search demand and the pace of implementation all affect progress. Technical improvements may be noticed sooner than competitive ranking changes. We establish a baseline and report the signals available each month instead of promising a date.

No. Search and AI platforms control what they crawl, rank, summarise and cite, and their systems change over time. We can improve technical access, relevance, clarity, evidence and authority, then measure available outcomes. A responsible SEO package cannot guarantee a particular position, citation or level of traffic.

Yes. Basic, Standard and Premium each include a Google and AI search feasibility review. We identify blockers and practical opportunities, then explain what fits inside the campaign allowance. Larger content, structured data or development work is agreed before it begins if it sits outside the package.

GEO means generative engine optimisation. It focuses on making clear, useful and verifiable information easier for AI-powered search systems to understand and potentially cite. The work overlaps strongly with SEO: crawlable pages, accurate business facts, useful answers, internal links, evidence and structured data that matches visible content.

It is part of the same search strategy. Traditional results and AI-generated answers both depend on accessible, relevant and trustworthy web content. AI search may place more emphasis on extracting concise facts and supporting sources, but it does not require a special AI file or magic schema. We assess both within one campaign.

We review whether important content can be crawled and indexed, whether your services, locations and business entities are clear, whether key pages answer useful questions, and whether structured data agrees with visible content. We also consider what current tools can measure and where reporting remains limited.

We use data that search platforms and available tools make reliable enough to report. This can include Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools alongside manual checks and referral data. Some AI platforms expose incomplete or no citation reporting, so we label those limits rather than presenting estimates as confirmed performance.

Link building is the work of earning or arranging relevant mentions and links from other websites. We look for fit and quality rather than treating every link as equal. The activity level changes by package, and no responsible provider can promise that every third-party placement will remain live forever.

Yes. Most SEO campaigns begin with an existing website. We audit its current structure, pages and technical setup, preserve useful work, and prioritise changes around the agreed keyword and page allowance. If the website needs substantial redevelopment, we explain that separately before changing the campaign scope.

Yes. Local SEO can cover service areas, locations and Google Business Profile work. eCommerce SEO can cover categories, products, technical indexing and supporting content. The right package depends on the size of the location set or catalogue, so we confirm the practical scope after reviewing the website.

Yes. DIGITALON is based at Wurtulla on the Sunshine Coast and works with businesses across Australia. Meetings, strategy reviews and monthly reporting can be handled remotely, while the SEO work remains with our Australian team.