[ What you get ]
SEO, working for you.
01Technical SEO
02On-Page SEO
03Off-Page SEO
04Local SEO
Technical SEO makes sure search engines can find, read and index your pages, and that visitors get a fast, stable site. It covers crawling, indexing, site structure, page speed, mobile use and structured data.
What you get
- A crawl and index review: what Google can see, what it keeps and why some pages are left out
- Robots, sitemap and canonical set-up checked and corrected
- A site architecture and internal linking map, so important pages are never orphaned
- A Core Web Vitals review with developer-ready fixes for loading speed, responsiveness and layout stability
- Structured data for the page types that qualify, written and tested
Best for
Sites that lost visibility after a redesign · Large or multi-market sites · Teams with developers
On-page SEO matches each page to one question or need that people search, then makes the page the best answer: the right title, headings, copy, internal links and structure. It turns pages you already have into pages that can rank and convert, and it shows where a new page is needed.
What you get
- Keyword and question research organised by buyer stage: problem, understanding, comparing and deciding
- A page-to-query map giving every page one job, so your own pages stop competing with each other
- Titles, descriptions and headings written for the search and for the click
- Copy edits or rewrites that open with the direct answer, then add depth, examples and FAQs
- Internal links from related pages and guides, so authority flows to the pages that matter
Best for
Sites with traffic that does not enquire · Product pages written for the brand · Companies entering a new market
Off-page SEO is everything outside your site that signals trust: links from relevant sites, mentions in articles and directories, reviews, and your presence where buyers and AI tools read. It is earned through useful work and relationships, not bought.
What you get
- A link and mention audit: who links to you, who links to your competitors, and where the gap is
- A target list of relevant publications, directories, associations and partners
- Expert-led articles and comments, written under the right person's name
- Digital PR ideas built on your own knowledge or data, so there is something worth citing
- Directory, review-site and profile clean-up so your name and description are consistent everywhere
Best for
New or low-authority domains · Brands AI assistants rarely mention · Companies with strong expertise and little profile
Local SEO makes you findable for searches tied to a place, such as an agency in a city, and in map results. It matters when customers choose by location: offices, shops, clinics and service areas.
What you get
- Google Business Profile set-up or clean-up: categories, services, hours and photos, only where you have a real address or defined service area
- Consistent name, address and phone details across the directories that matter
- Location or service-area pages with real local information, not copied text with a city swapped in
- A review approach: how to ask, how to reply, and how to handle a poor review
- Local structured data and map presence where appropriate
Best for
Businesses with offices, shops or service areas · Multi-location groups · Companies serving a country without an office there
- 01
Technical SEO
Technical SEO makes sure search engines can find, read and index your pages, and that visitors get a fast, stable site.
- A crawl and index review: what Google can see, what it keeps and why some pages are left out
- Robots, sitemap and canonical set-up checked and corrected
- A site architecture and internal linking map, so important pages are never orphaned
- 02
On-Page SEO
On-page SEO matches each page to one question or need that people search, then makes the page the best answer: the right title, headings, copy, internal links and structure.
- Keyword and question research organised by buyer stage: problem, understanding, comparing and deciding
- A page-to-query map giving every page one job, so your own pages stop competing with each other
- Titles, descriptions and headings written for the search and for the click
- 03
Off-Page SEO
Off-page SEO is everything outside your site that signals trust: links from relevant sites, mentions in articles and directories, reviews, and your presence where buyers and AI tools read.
- A link and mention audit: who links to you, who links to your competitors, and where the gap is
- A target list of relevant publications, directories, associations and partners
- Expert-led articles and comments, written under the right person's name
- 04
Local SEO
Local SEO makes you findable for searches tied to a place, such as an agency in a city, and in map results.
- Google Business Profile set-up or clean-up: categories, services, hours and photos, only where you have a real address or defined service area
- Consistent name, address and phone details across the directories that matter
- Location or service-area pages with real local information, not copied text with a city swapped in
[ Results ]
Numbers, not adjectives.
[ How we work ]
Four steps. No surprises.
Access and baseline
You grant read access to Search Console and Analytics.
Week 1
Written diagnosis
You receive findings ranked by impact and effort, and an outline of scope.
Week 2
First fixes ship
Blockers and the most valuable pages are corrected first, so early work is visible.
Weeks 3 to 4
Build and earn
Pages are improved or created, internal links added and the first earned mentions secured.
Months 2 to 3
Priced month to month and scoped in writing first. Build your scope for an indicative range in two questions.
[ Questions ]
Good to know.
How long does SEO take to work?
It takes months, not weeks, and depends on competition and where you start. Early signals such as pages being indexed and impressions rising can appear within the first months. Enquiries from organic search usually follow later. Nobody can honestly promise a date or a position.
Is SEO worth it compared with paid ads?
They do different jobs. Paid ads buy visibility while you pay; SEO builds visibility that keeps working when spend stops, but takes longer. Many companies use both: ads for speed, SEO for durable demand.
Does SEO still matter now that people use ChatGPT and Google's AI summaries?
Yes, and it overlaps. The pages and signals that make you findable in search are also what AI assistants read and quote. Our GEO and AI search service covers the extra steps for being named in AI answers.


