How Much Does SEO Cost a Month?
October 2, 2026
SEO Costs · Part 2 The monthly number For a small or local business in the United States, a monthly SEO retainer usually lands between $500 and $1,500. Mid-sized companies…
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SEO Costs · Part 2 The monthly number For a small or local business in the United States, a monthly SEO retainer usually lands between $500 and $1,500. Mid-sized companies…
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SEO Costs · Part 1 The short answer Most businesses that pay for SEO pay somewhere between $500 and $5,000 a month. That is not a guess. A 2026 survey…
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Site Hardening · Part 10 Hardening you haven’t checked is a guess Nine articles of locks, rules and settings. Every one of them was tested against the live site when…
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Site Hardening · Part 9 The advice everyone gives Turn on automatic updates. It is the first line of almost every WordPress security checklist, and for most sites it is…
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Site Hardening · Part 8 Every plugin is someone else’s code A typical small-business WordPress site runs twenty to forty plugins. Each one is software written by someone you have…
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Site Hardening · Part 7 The most powerful file you never read On most shared hosting, a small file called .htaccess decides how the server treats every request that reaches…
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Site Hardening · Part 6 The numbers everyone quotes Every hardening guide has the same line: 644 for files, 755 for folders, 640 or tighter for your configuration file. Part…
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Site Hardening · Part 5 The door nobody installs Most hardening advice is about software: which plugins to trust, which versions to run. This part is about something quieter —…
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Site Hardening · Part 4 The site you forgot is the one they want Shared hosting makes it easy to collect websites. The plan allows unlimited domains, each new one…
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Site Hardening · Part 3 The layer in front of your server For most small sites, every visitor goes straight to the hosting server. Every bot, every scanner, every login…
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