
IT Solvz
A clearer digital presence for IT Solvz
I help Mauritian businesses get found by the people searching for them here, in English or French. I start with what is stopping search engines from understanding your site, then fix the things that matter most.
Draft for review: new v6 copy, not yet approved
People in Mauritius may search in English or French, and often for a service near them. Your pages need to answer those searches in the words people use.
For many local businesses the map results and the business profile matter as much as the website. I look at both together.
You get a short list of fixes in order of impact, written so you or your developer can act on them, not a long automated report.
Each piece can be bought on its own. The full service page covers technical SEO, local search, audits and AI search, and how each is run.
Whether search engines can crawl, index and understand your pages, and what is getting in the way.
Your Google Business Profile, location and service pages, and consistent business details across the web.
Pages that answer what your customers search for, with clear titles, headings and internal links.
Clear, accurate information about your business so AI tools can understand it. Nobody can guarantee a mention in AI answers.
Search work for Mauritian clients has so far been part of website projects: content structure and on-page foundations rather than standalone SEO campaigns.
I do not publish ranking or traffic figures unless a client has approved them.
Tell me which searches matter and where you think you are losing visitors.
I check how the site is crawled and indexed, how your business shows in local results and which pages compete with each other.
You receive a prioritised plan. I can implement it, work with your developer, or leave it with you.
Draft answers for review
It depends on the site, the competition and how much changes. Technical fixes can be picked up within weeks; content and local visibility usually take longer. I will not promise a ranking or a date.
That depends on how your customers search. I look at the searches that matter to your business in both languages before recommending separate pages.
Yes. I review it alongside your website, because for local searches the two work together.
It does not have to be. You can start with a single review and plan, and decide afterwards whether you want ongoing help.
Send me the address and the searches that matter. I will tell you what I would look at first. The first conversation is free and carries no commitment.