SEO services in Kochi.

Fawaz BH is an independent SEO, AEO and GEO consultant working with Kochi businesses remotely from Kushal Nagar in Kodagu, Karnataka.

He holds four named qualifications, which are an Ahrefs Academy certification, Semrush AI Visibility Essentials, Semrush Technical SEO and AI Search Essentials, and an Advanced Diploma in Digital Marketing from Adrex Media School. Engagements are delivered personally, with no account managers and no subcontracting.

Yes. Research covers Malayalam, transliterated Malayalam and English.

Which of those matters most depends entirely on your business. An exporter selling to Rotterdam or an Ayurveda centre taking German visitors gets very little from Malayalam optimisation, because those buyers are searching in English from thousands of kilometres away. A clinic, showroom or restaurant serving Ernakulam is the opposite case, and the transliterated Malayalam forms there are usually the least contested part of the whole market because most competitors only built for English. The audit shows the real split from your query data. For high volumes of consumer-facing final copy I will say honestly when a native writer is worth budgeting for.

Published starting rates are ₹14,999 per month for a Starter local SEO scope and ₹29,999 per month for full-stack SEO plus AEO, with combined SEO, AEO and GEO quoted after the free audit.

For an exporter or an Ayurveda centre selling to international visitors, the Starter local scope is the wrong shape, because the work is technical and content-led rather than listings-led. Growth generally fits better. Final pricing is agreed in writing against a defined scope after the audit. Full rate card on the services page.

It can make you findable and credible to buyers already searching, which is a real outcome. It will not create demand that does not exist.

Trade buyers do research suppliers online, and in these categories volume is low while the value per enquiry is high, so a handful of well-built pages can justify the work. What matters is specificity: grades and varieties, processing and packing detail, certifications and food safety approvals, and the volumes you can genuinely supply. Generic quality claims do nothing because every competitor makes them. This is also the sort of factual content AI assistants cite when someone asks them about sourcing.

By being verifiable, specific and honest, because your prospective guest is deciding on a health programme in a country they have never visited.

State practitioner registrations and qualifications, describe treatment protocols and realistic programme durations, and be clear about what a treatment can and cannot achieve. Publish practical detail on accommodation, diet, daily schedule and what a guest should bring. That specificity does two things: it converts a cautious international reader, and it gives search engines and AI assistants checkable facts to cite. The centres making vague wellness claims are all interchangeable, which is why none of them stand out.

By building for someone who cannot visit and therefore scrutinises everything.

An NRI buyer arranging property, treatment or education for family in Kochi compensates for distance with research. They check whether your registration details, address, credentials and claims agree across every source they can find, and inconsistency reads as risk. They search in English and often outside Indian working hours. Practical, honest detail about process, timelines, documentation and who they will actually deal with converts far better than aspirational marketing copy.

Three to six months for movement on specialised export and inbound queries. Longer for competitive tourism terms.

Export and niche B2B content often moves relatively quickly because so few competitors have written anything specific. Tourism head terms take much longer and are dominated by aggregators, which is why I would point you at the planning layer instead. Inbound wellness content also has to be published well ahead of the season a visitor is planning for. Anyone giving you a fixed timeline before reviewing your site is guessing.

For a real reason, yes, and at around 350 km it is more practical than most of my remote markets. Not as a routine retainer item.

A kickoff meeting, a property walk-through or photographing a wellness centre are worth doing in person and can be arranged and costed separately. The ongoing work is desk work: technical fixes, structured data, content, reporting and answer-engine tracking do not improve because I made the drive. I would rather the budget went into the work.