SEO
Technical fixes, content structure, and local search, measured in enquiries rather than in report pages.
Most sites do not have an SEO problem, they have a crawlability problem, a duplicate-content problem, or a page that answers a question nobody is asking. We start with an audit that names the actual cause, fix the technical layer first because nothing else works without it, then build the content and link structure around what people genuinely search for.
What you get
- Technical audit: crawlability, indexation, Core Web Vitals, structured data
- Keyword and intent mapping against the pages you actually have
- On-page work: titles, headings, internal linking, schema markup
- Local SEO: service areas, location pages, citation and NAP consistency
- Content briefs your team can write to, or writing done by us
- Monthly reporting against an agreed keyword set, not vanity metrics
Questions about this specifically
Do you guarantee rankings?
No, and anyone who does is either guessing or buying links. What we commit to in writing is the technical work and the content plan, and we report against an agreed keyword set every month so you can see whether it is moving, not just that invoices are being sent.
How is this different from an SEO plugin?
A plugin can add a meta tag. It cannot decide whether a page should exist, fix a canonical pointing at the wrong domain, restructure a site's internal linking, or tell you that the real problem is a crawlability issue upstream of anything a plugin touches. This is an audit and a fix, not a checklist.
How long until SEO shows results?
Technical fixes can move things within weeks. Content and authority work is a three to six month horizon. We set this expectation in the scope document, in writing, before you pay anything, because it is the single most common source of disappointment in this kind of engagement.
Need SEO?
Describe the problem, the system you have today, and the date it needs to be live. We reply with a written scope and a fixed price.