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Core Web Vitals are a real ranking factor and a small one. Here is what the thresholds are, how much they matter, and which fixes are worth engineering time.
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Most writing about SEO and web design exists to make the subject sound harder than it is, so that quoting four figures a month feels reasonable. These guides do the opposite. They give you the actual numbers — what a website costs at each tier and why, how long SEO genuinely takes by activity type, which Core Web Vitals fixes are worth engineering time — so you can judge any quote you are given, including ours.
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Website quotes range from under $100 to $150,000 for what sounds like the same brief. Here is what actually drives the number, and how to judge whether a quote is reasonable.
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We will audit where you stand today and tell you which of these ideas would actually move your numbers.