What is semantic SEO, in one paragraph?
Semantic SEO is the practice of optimising for meaning rather than keywords: building topical maps that cover a subject completely, writing so entities and their attributes resolve into Google’s knowledge graph, and structuring documents so each passage answers a query in the network. It ranks because it makes the page genuinely the best answer, not because it gamed a string match.
How is this different from a normal SEO agency?
Most agencies operate on layer one of six: keywords and backlinks. Holistic Radar works the full pyramid (tokens, structure, topical coverage, query networks, entities, and holistic task completion) with a dedicated persuasion pass on top. And it’s one operator, so strategy and copy never diverge.
How long until results?
92% of engagements reach page 1 for territory queries within 90 days. Semantic architecture compounds: months 4 to 12 typically outperform the first 90 days as topical authority consolidates.
Can you handle medical or health content?
Yes. Health-adjacent (YMYL) content is written through the same six layers, then reviewed by Dr. Ayesha, the agency’s medical reviewer and YMYL content lead. Every reviewed article carries her name, credentials and review date, which is exactly the E-E-A-T signal Google’s quality raters are instructed to look for.
Do you use AI to write the content?
Drafting tools are used where they help; judgment is not delegated. Every page is architected, written-through and persuasion-passed by the operator. You can audit any paragraph against the six layers and be told exactly why each sentence is there.
Why only twelve engagements a quarter?
Because one person does the work, and the work is deep. Twelve is the honest ceiling at this standard. It’s also why the free Radar Scan exists: to make sure a slot goes to a territory where the method can win.
What do I get if I don’t hire you after the free scan?
Everything the scan produced: the six-layer diagnostic, the topical gap snapshot, and the prioritised fix list. It’s yours, usable by any team you choose. That’s the point of giving it first.