Technical audits, on-page work and local search. Most sites fail on the same handful of unglamorous things — and fixing those is what moves you up the page.
No secret techniques. Search rewards sites that load fast, say clearly what they are about, and get referenced elsewhere. Most of the job is doing that properly.
Every page crawled and checked — indexing, titles, descriptions, headings, canonical tags, structured data, sitemap and robots. You get a prioritised list, not a 200-page export.
Most agencies hand you the report. We do the work, because a list of problems is not worth much on its own.
Google uses load performance as a ranking signal. Since we build and host sites ourselves, this is the part we are unusually well placed to fix.
Titles and descriptions written to be clicked rather than stuffed. Heading structure that tells search engines what each page is for.
For businesses with a location or service area. Profile, categories, citations and the consistency that local ranking depends on.
What people actually search for in your market, with real volumes — not a guess about what they might type.
Which pages should exist, what each should cover, and how they link. Usually more valuable than adding more pages.
What changed, what moved, what we are doing next. In plain English, monthly.
Current rankings, traffic, indexed pages and technical health recorded first. Without a baseline, nobody can honestly claim credit later.
Indexing problems, speed, mobile issues, broken structure. There is no point optimising content on a site Google struggles to crawl.
Real volumes for your market and your language. Often the valuable terms are less obvious and less contested than the ones people assume.
Pages you have usually outrank pages you have not written. Strengthening existing content is faster and cheaper than publishing constantly.
For location-based businesses, the Business Profile and consistent listings often matter more than anything on the website itself.
Including the months where little moved. SEO is slow, and anyone showing you a straight line upward every month is choosing their metrics carefully.
Technical fixes can show within weeks. Ranking improvements usually take three to six months, and competitive terms take longer. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is either lying or planning something that will get you penalised.
No, and treat any agency that does with suspicion. Nobody controls Google’s algorithm. What we can promise is the work — the audit, the fixes, the content structure — and honest reporting on what it produced.
No. Ongoing SEO is month to month and you can stop whenever you like. Long lock-ins mostly protect agencies whose results do not justify staying.
Yes. A full audit is a standalone deliverable with a prioritised fix list, and you are free to hand it to whoever you like — including your existing developer.
The free tool runs about fifteen checks on one page and shows you the headline problems. The paid work covers every page, keyword research with real volumes, competitor comparison, and actually fixing what is found. The free version is genuinely useful, which is why it exists.
The tool on our homepage runs a real audit in about a minute. If it finds nothing, we will tell you that too.
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