SEO for the Vietnamese market
Search traffic that converts: technical fixes, content built around real local queries, and rankings on Google and Coc Coc that hold.
Full-cycle SEO
Technical foundation, content and links — handled by one team so nothing waits on a handover.
Technical audit
Crawl budget, Core Web Vitals, indexing, hreflang and duplicate content across all language versions.
Semantic core
Real queries from the Vietnamese market, split by intent and by language — not translated keyword lists.
On-page optimisation
Titles, meta, headings, internal linking and structured data across every template.
Content production
Landing pages and articles written natively in each language by people who know the market.
Link building
Local media, catalogues and partner placements — quality over volume, no link farms.
Analytics
Search Console, GA4 and rank tracking wired into one monthly report you can act on.
Process
From audit to compounding traffic, with a checkpoint at every stage.
Audit
We map the current state: indexing, speed, competitors and the queries you already rank for.
Strategy
A prioritised roadmap: what moves the needle first and what can wait.
Technical work
Fixes deployed with your developers, or by us if the site is ours.
Content
Pages and articles published on a schedule, each targeting a specific query cluster.
Growth
Monthly analysis, link building and iteration on what is already working.
Search engines and tools
Google dominates, but Coc Coc still carries meaningful local traffic — we optimise for both.
Portfolio
Projects in this service and what they changed for the business.
Results
Averages across our clients over the last twelve months.
FAQ
How long before SEO pays off?
First movement on low-competition queries appears in 2–3 months. Stable top-10 positions on commercial queries usually take 6–9 months in Vietnam, depending on how competitive your niche is.
Do you optimise for Coc Coc as well as Google?
Yes. Coc Coc still holds a noticeable share of local search, especially outside the big cities, and it rewards slightly different signals. Both are covered in the same scope.
Do we need separate SEO for each language?
Yes, and this is where most multilingual sites lose traffic. Each language needs its own keyword research, its own content and correct hreflang — translated pages alone rank badly.
Can you work with our existing developers?
Routinely. We hand over prioritised, specific tasks and verify each deployment. If you would rather we implement directly, we can do that too.
What if the site was built badly?
The audit will say so plainly, with the cost of fixing versus rebuilding. We will not sell you optimisation work on a foundation that cannot support it.