SEO delivery your agency can bring into its workflow.

Keep the client relationship clear

Outsourcing SEO should help your agency deliver agreed work while retaining control of the client relationship. That requires clarity about scope, approvals, reporting and the information a delivery partner can access.

We start with the client brief, the website and the work your agency needs support with. You identify the account's priorities, the brand and reporting requirements, and the decisions that remain with your team. We agree the delivery responsibilities before implementation begins.

A defined white-label scope

The monthly white-label plans below cover specified technical work, briefs, on-page updates, links and supporting reporting. They are intended for agency delivery; they are not a substitute for a separate direct-client contract or an unlimited allocation of work.

• Technical priorities can include crawling/indexing, canonicals, internal links and page experience within the agreed scope.
• Content briefs identify the page purpose, customer questions and the work needed from a writer or editor.
• On-page changes need a clear approval and implementation process.
• Link activity should be relevant, documented and reviewed alongside the other work.
• White-label reports use the agreed branding and explain completed tasks, dependencies and next steps.

A placement count or a report under your agency's brand does not guarantee rankings, traffic or client revenue. The service should be judged on the agreed delivery and the evidence available.

A practical onboarding and review process

The initial seven-day roadmap sets out priorities and dependencies. Weekly progress notes then give your account team a record it can review and discuss with the client.

1. Share the scope, target market, existing performance information and any pages or settings that must not change.
2. Agree access, approvals, brand requirements and the reporting format.
3. Identify the first technical, content and page priorities within the selected plan.
4. Complete and document the approved work, with your team involved in decisions affecting the client.
5. Review progress, remaining dependencies and the next agreed work.

The roadmap is a planning deliverable, not a promised ranking timetable. Access restrictions, client approvals and development dependencies need to be visible in the working plan.

Protect account ownership and context

Client accounts should remain under the appropriate business ownership. Use the access required for the agreed work, and make the offboarding responsibilities clear at the start.

We discuss confidentiality, reporting identity and account handling with your agency. Specific service levels, confidentiality requirements and contractual terms belong in the written agreement.

Delivery from India for your client market

Ganpati Zone is based in Gurugram, India, with Pankaj Verma as the founder behind the service. We agree communication and review arrangements with your agency rather than assuming that outsourcing means losing access to the people doing the work.

The brief should distinguish your agency's location from the market its client serves. US and other international accounts need relevant customer language, local or national targeting, content review and appropriate business information. White-label delivery does not imply an office in each client location.

Monthly white-label plans

WL-Starter is $199, WL-Growth is $749 and WL-Performance is $1,299 per month, in USD. Their fixed brief, page and link quantities remain listed below. The larger plan adds the stated clusters, dashboards and experiment work.

These prices and scopes are distinct from the site's direct-client SEO packages. Confirm the account or project covered, implementation responsibilities, service levels and any additional production before work begins. Audits, migrations or PPC support can be discussed separately where needed.

Discuss a white-label account, review technical audit work or explore PPC support.