SEO Expert in Nepal for Businesses That Want Sustainable Organic Growth
I work with businesses that already have a real product or service and want SEO done with clarity, realistic expectations and a long-term view.
If you’re looking for guaranteed rankings, quick hacks, or SEO as a one-time activity, I’m probably not the right fit.
How I Approach SEO
Titles vary. SEO expert, consultant or a freelancer but the real job is the same: improving the quality of your SEO decisions.
I don’t start SEO with keywords, tools, or checklists. I start by understanding how the business actually works, how customers find it today and where demand already exists.
In many cases, SEO fails not because of Google updates, but because it’s applied without considering the business model, the sales process or the stage the company is in.
My role is to help you answer a few important questions early:
- Is SEO the right channel for your business right now?
- What kind of results are realistic, and what isn’t?
- Where does SEO fit alongside other growth efforts?
Sometimes the right answer is to move slowly. Sometimes it’s to fix fundamentals before scaling traffic. And sometimes it’s to say SEO isn’t the priority yet.
That clarity matters more than rankings.
What Clients Say
Quiet signals matter more than noise. Here are a few from past clients.
Where My Work Usually Makes a Difference
Over the last 4 years, I’ve worked with teams where SEO supports the business model. Most of my work fits into one of these patterns:
Travel and Trekking
Helped a trekking company in building clearer local search presence, stronger trust elements and a website structure that better aligns with how real trekkers decide and book.
Data-Driven Approach
I treat data as a decision-making tool. The goal is simple: understand what’s working, what’s blocked and what actually moves the business forward.
Here’s how I use data
Identify real growth signals rather than noise.
Prioritize the few changes that create meaningful impact.
Measure outcomes so decisions get better over time.
SEO Done with Restraint, Clarity and Real Impact
A few examples of where I’ve applied structured, long-term SEO thinking.
Real estate marketing company where most pages weren’t aligned with how people actually searched. Rebuilt the site structure, fixed indexing and on-page issues and organic performance improved steadily over time.
How it Works
- Initial Conversation
We talk about your business model, where growth currently comes from and whether SEO meaningfully fits into that picture.
- Diagnostic & Priority Mapping
If SEO makes sense, I review the data to understand what is already working, what is blocked and what is realistically achievable.
- Focused Execution
I fix the few critical things that move the actual outcomes instead of trying to do everything SEO at once.
- Review, Learn, Adjust
We measure impact, understand what actually changed and decide the next set of moves.
- Discuss whether SEO makes sense for your business. If it isn’t the right channel right now, I’ll tell you.
A Few Principles I Work By
1. Long-Term Growth, Not Short-Term Tricks
I don’t use tactics that create short-term spikes and long-term risk. Compounding matters more than noise.
2. Business First, SEO Second
SEO decisions only make sense when they support the business model, sales motion and timing.
3. Clarity & Transparency
You’ll always understand why something is being done and what we’ve chosen not to do.
4. Realistic Expectations
No guarantees. No inflated timelines. Honest projections and disciplined execution.
5. Personalized Service, Proven Success
What works for trekking, e-commerce or SaaS is different. The strategy reflects that reality.
6. Structured Execution
Clear priorities. Consistent iteration.
Where I Usually Help
I mostly work with businesses in:
- Startups
- Travel & trekking
- B2B services
- Real estate
Frequently Asked Questions
SEO is not just about increasing traffic. It’s about creating the right demand and improving how effectively that demand converts.
For some businesses, SEO helps capture existing search demand. For others, it clarifies positioning, improves pages that already get visitors, and builds demand over time.
My role is to assess whether SEO fits your current stage and can support real business outcomes, not just produce vanity metrics.
SEO helps your business attract demand that already exists, clarify how they are positioned in search, and improve how visitors move from discovery to decision.
When done properly, it supports visibility, trust, and conversion together instead of chasing traffic in isolation.
The impact depends on your market, competition, and how well SEO is aligned with your business goals.
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I prioritize based on where demand already exists, what is blocking visibility or conversion, and which changes will have the highest impact.
That usually means fixing a small number of structural or intent-related issues instead of trying to do everything at once. The goal is leverage and clarity, not activity.
Agencies optimize for execution volume, and freelancers often focus on isolated tasks.
I focus on decision-making: when SEO makes sense, where it fits in the business, and what not to do.
You work directly with me, not an account manager and recommendations are tied to business context and realistic outcomes.
SEO pricing depends on how competitive your market is, the current condition of your website, and the scope of work required to support your business goals.
A local service site, a content-driven business, and a SaaS product all require very different levels of effort.
Before discussing cost, I first assess whether SEO makes sense at all and what level of investment is justified for your situation.
No. Rankings and traffic can’t be guaranteed because search visibility is influenced by market competition, user behavior, and how search platforms evolve.
What I can control is the quality of decisions, execution discipline, and alignment with real business outcomes.
I focus on building durable visibility rather than short-term manipulation. Anyone guaranteeing results is selling certainty that doesn’t exist.
We start with a conversation to understand your business, goals, and whether SEO fits your current stage.
If it does, the first month is focused on diagnosis, priority setting, and identifying the few changes that matter most.
The goal is clarity before scale.
Arun Tamang
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Address
- Kathmandu, Nepal
- info@aruntamang.com.np