Search Engine Optimisation
We fix what’s stopping Google first, then build the pages that earn the rankings. That means cleaning up technical issues, fixing site speed, and making sure your pages are structured the way search engines actually read them — before we touch a single keyword. Then we build out content that targets what your customers are actually searching for, not just what sounds good internally. Reported monthly against positions and enquiries, not vanity metrics like impressions, so you always know exactly what your investment is doing.
First movement
4–8 weeks
technical fixes show first
Starts from
$450
three months, fixed
You own
Everything
Search Console, GA4, content
Reported
Monthly
in plain language
This is for you if
01
You rank for your own business name and almost nothing else.
02
You keep paying for ads because nothing arrives without them.
03
Someone did “SEO” before and you never saw a report you could understand.
If none of these sound familiar, you probably do not need a rebuild. Run the free audit and we will tell you honestly.
Technical problems are fixed before a single word of content is written.
What happens, week by week
Standard delivery. Bigger engagements stretch the same four stages rather than adding new ones.
Week 1
Audit
We crawl the whole site and write down what is holding it back — indexing, speed, structure, duplicate titles, thin pages — ranked by how much each one costs you.
From you: access to Search Console and hosting
Week 2
Technical fixes
The things that cap everything else: crawlability, Core Web Vitals, schema, internal links, redirects. Content work on a broken site is wasted money.
From you: nothing, unless we ask
Weeks 3–8
Pages and content
Keyword research mapped to real pages, then those pages written or optimised. Your Google Business Profile gets the same attention.
From you: nothing, unless we ask
Monthly
Report and adjust
Positions, traffic and enquiries in one short document, with what we are changing next month and why.
From you: fifteen minutes to read it
What you have at the end
Not a vague promise of “a website”. These are the things that exist and are in your name once we are done.
Live
A technically clean site
Crawl errors, redirects and indexing problems fixed and verified.
Live
Optimised pages
Titles, headings, schema and internal links done properly across the site.
Access
Google Business Profile
Categories, services, photos and posts set up for local search.
Access
Search Console and GA4
Connected, verified and configured to record enquiries as conversions.
Files
The technical audit
The written list of what was wrong, so you can see what you paid for.
Files
Keyword map
Which page targets which terms, and why.
Check
Core Web Vitals pass
Speed verified on mobile, because it caps how far you can rank.
Check
A monthly report
Positions and enquiries, not impressions and vanity charts.
What we will not do
Buy links
Paid link networks work until an update lands, then they cost you more than they ever earned.
Promise a ranking
Google does not sell guarantees, so nobody can pass one on. We guarantee the work and the reporting.
Report vanity numbers
Impressions and “keywords in the top 100” are not results. Positions and enquiries are.
Questions worth asking
How long before I see movement?
Technical fixes can show within weeks. Competitive terms usually take three to six months. Anyone promising page one in 30 days is selling you something else.
Is local SEO included?
Yes. For most service businesses the Google Business Profile brings more calls than the website does, so it is part of the standard work.
Do I have to keep paying forever?
No. Three months is enough to fix the foundation and prove direction. After that you can stop, continue monthly, or move to a lighter care plan.
Who writes the content?
Either of us. We can supply briefs for your team, or write the pages ourselves — it is a separate line on the quote so you can choose.
Find out what's holding your rankings back
Every business has that one keyword they should rank for but don’t, the pages Google can’t find, the technical issue quietly dragging everything down — until it just becomes “why we’re not on page one.” We want to hear about that problem. Tell us what it is.