A freelance SEO consultant who makes a living from his own organic traffic.

Most SEO consultants sell advice. I run products that only make money if people find them on Google. unfollowcheck.com gets around 30,000 visitors a month, mostly from search. dronkapp.com gets more than 5,000 a month across 13 languages, on a domain that is only about six months old. If my SEO did not work, I would be the first to know.

Both sites also get visitors from AI assistants like ChatGPT, according to their analytics. Search is changing, and I see those changes in my own numbers before I talk to clients about them.

I work with businesses in Denmark, the US and the UK. You deal with me directly, from the first analysis to the last page that goes live. No account managers, no juniors doing the real work.

Good SEO starts before anyone writes a line of content. Here is the approach at a high level:

1. 01

   The full data picture

   What do your customers actually search for? I map every relevant search with volume and intent, and find the keywords where people are ready to buy. No guesswork.

2. 02

   The competitive landscape

   How hard is it to reach the top 3 for each keyword? I look at who ranks today, how strong they are and where the real gaps are, so the effort goes where it can win.

3. 03

   One plan

   The analysis becomes one plan for your whole presence in search: site structure, content, branding and tech. Every page gets a keyword and a job.

4. 04

   The site is built from the analysis

   Page structure, content and tech follow the plan, not the other way around. Fast pages with schema, correct indexing and top Core Web Vitals.

5. 05

   Customers on autopilot

   The goal is rankings that keep delivering without costing money every month. Ads stop when the budget does. Organic rankings keep working while you sleep.

Every project is different, but most include the same core pieces:

• A clear picture of your market: the searches that matter, and which of them you can win.
• An honest read of your current site: what holds it back, and what is worth keeping.
• A plan with priorities, so the first work goes where it pays off fastest.
• Implementation: new pages, better structure and technical fixes, done by me.
• Plain-language updates on rankings and traffic, not 40-page reports.

If your site needs more than fixes, I can rebuild it with SEO in the foundation. See SEO web design and the Simply Solutions case, where a US grant consultancy went from a homepage Google could barely read to 20 pages built to rank.

I am most useful where search intent is clear and the competition is beatable with better pages: apps that need a website that sends people to the App Store, startups on a new domain, and service businesses that want customers from Google instead of paying for every click.

Multilingual sites are a particular strength. dronkapp.com ranks with more than 200 pages in 13 languages, and UnfollowCheck runs in 5. If you are building an app, the iOS app development side of MediaVikings works hand in hand with the SEO.